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Exosens is a European leader in high-end electro-optical technologies for amplification, detection and imaging.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Exosens describes itself as a global leader in amplification, detection and imaging technologies, and as a European leader in high-end electro-optical technologies. It serves four main markets — life sciences, industrial control, nuclear and defense — with the stated ambition to become the leader in each segment. The company, formerly the Photonis group, states it has more than 85 years of experience in the innovation, development, manufacturing and sale of high-end electro-optical technologies, and has been accompanied by HLD since 2021. Its brand portfolio has been unified under the Exosens name, with Photonis, Xenics, Emberion and El-Mul becoming Exosens, and Noxant and Phasics products now found on Exosens.

History

Exosens is the former Photonis group, which states more than 85 years of experience in the innovation, development, manufacturing and sale of high-end electro-optical technologies in the field of amplification, detection and imaging. The company has been accompanied by HLD since 2021. Its brands Photonis, Xenics, Emberion and El-Mul have become Exosens, and Noxant and Phasics products are now found on Exosens.

Products and positioning

Global leader in amplification, detection and imaging technologies; European leader in high-end electro-optical technologies.

  • Advanced imaging cameras

  • High-performance infrared cameras

  • Hyperspectral imaging systems

  • Electron, ion, neutron and gamma detectors

  • Geiger-Müller tubes

  • Ionization chambers

  • Silicon photodiodes

  • Image intensifier tubes

  • Wavefront sensors and optical metrology instruments

Recent events

  • Reported

    Photonis releases TacFusion binocular[6]

    Photonis released TacFusion, a handheld binocular combining a low-light camera core and thermal imaging sensor, developed in partnership with integrators.

  • Xenics announces Dione 1280 infrared camera core[7]

    Xenics announced Dione 1280, a new high-resolution uncooled long-wave infrared camera core.

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