MastOR SAS is a medical device company based in Paris, France, founded in 2019. The company focuses on developing a surgical robot designed to assist with laparoscopy, a minimally invasive surgical technique. This innovative platform aims to enhance access to advanced surgical procedures for surgeons and improve resource utilization in operating rooms. By providing tools that facilitate laparoscopy, MastOR seeks to advance surgical practices and patient care.
Operator of a digital medicine company intended to provide insights on laboratory test results that are understandable to patients. The company fosters the interactions between laboratories, health professionals and patients and goes beyond results in patient care through the use of new technologies and artificial intelligence, enabling medical professionals to easily interpret and diagnose in a personalized and effective way.
MastOR SAS is a medical device company based in Paris, France, founded in 2019. The company focuses on developing a surgical robot designed to assist with laparoscopy, a minimally invasive surgical technique. This innovative platform aims to enhance access to advanced surgical procedures for surgeons and improve resource utilization in operating rooms. By providing tools that facilitate laparoscopy, MastOR seeks to advance surgical practices and patient care.
LimFlow is a developer of innovative peripheral endovascular technology aimed at treating end-stage chronic limb ischemia (CLI) patients. The LimFlow System uses a novel, ultrasound-guided percutaneous procedure to divert blood around diseased arteries into the tibial vein, effectively supplying oxygenated blood to the ischemic foot. This approach offers new hope to patients who have exhausted other revascularization options. By restoring blood flow, the system alleviates ischemic pain, promotes wound healing, reduces the risk of amputations, and helps restore mobility. Currently, the LimFlow System is approved for sale in markets regulated by the CE Mark, while in the United States, it remains an investigational device limited to research use.
SafeHeal is a medtech company focused on developing innovative medical devices specifically for digestive surgery. Established by MD Start, a medtech accelerator that brings physician inventions to market, SafeHeal has received funding from both MD Start and Sofinnova Partners. The company has been recognized for its contributions to the field, receiving accolades such as the Worldwide Innovation Challenge laureate in 2015 and the Charles Foix grant for its innovations aimed at enhancing the quality of life for elderly individuals. SafeHeal was also acknowledged as the most promising MedTech start-up at the Biovision 2016 investor conference and was a finalist in the global Medtech Innovator competition in 2016.
Meiogenix SAS is a biotechnology company based in Paris, France, that specializes in developing breeding and genomic technologies aimed at unlocking the unexplored genetic diversity of organisms. Established in 2010, Meiogenix offers innovative solutions such as SpiX technology, which enhances homologous recombination in specific regions of the genome, and PhoeniX, a non-genetically modified method that facilitates meiotic recombination in hybrid diploid or polyploid yeast cells. These advancements enable the company to support the development of new products that address pressing global food and industrial challenges, expanding natural biodiversity through natural breeding techniques.
Home Biosciences is a European venture builder focused on the biotechnology sector. The company aims to facilitate scientific breakthroughs by employing an asset-centric operating model. It provides essential funding and operational support, allowing project teams to concentrate on their core objectives. By assembling the appropriate expertise and structure, Home Biosciences helps to foster the growth of sustainable biotech ventures.
TISSIUM is a privately owned medical device company based in Paris, France that is dedicated to the rapid development and the commercialization of revolutionary biodegradable sealants and adhesives for wound closure in the field of surgery, with a key focus on minimally invasive surgery. TISSIUM is developing products that are non-toxic, bind strongly to tissues and deliver ‘on-demand’ wound closure within the ‘wet’ and dynamic environments in the body. The Company’s technology and products are based on world-class research and intellectual property from the laboratories of Robert Langer (MIT) and Jeff Karp (Brigham & Women’s Hospital). Gecko was founded in 2013 and is backed by leading healthcare investors Omnes Capital, CM-CIC and CapDecisif Manangement.
Operator of a drug discovery platform designed to develop immune based therapies, including powerful cell therapies, that create accessible cures for solid tumors and blood cancers. The company's platform offers leveraging epigenetic variation and CAR-T precision genetic engineering technology to target tumorous epitopes that are broadly represented across various cancers, enabling patients to get allogeneic treatments to overcome disease.
CorWave SA is a medical device company based in Clichy, France, specializing in the development and manufacture of heart-assist pumps. Founded in 2011, CorWave focuses on innovative technologies to improve patient outcomes in advanced heart failure. Its flagship product, the CorWave Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD), employs a unique undulating disc wave pumping mechanism that mimics the natural pulsatile flow of the heart, significantly reducing trauma to the blood and minimizing complications such as clotting and bleeding. This technology contrasts with traditional continuous flow pumps, which lack significant pulsation. Additionally, the company offers Nemo, a minimally invasive cardiac pump designed for patients who are not candidates for LVADs, providing chronic, partial support. CorWave's devices are characterized by low power consumption and compact design, which may enable total implantability with wireless energy transfer systems.
GenSight Biologics S.A. is a clinical-stage biotechnology company based in Paris, France, specializing in the discovery and development of gene therapy treatments for retinal degenerative diseases and neurodegenerative disorders of the central nervous system. The company utilizes two primary technology platforms: mitochondrial targeting sequences and optogenetics, aiming to preserve or restore vision in patients affected by severe retinal diseases. Its lead product candidates include GS010, an AAV2-based gene therapy currently in Phase III clinical trials for treating Leber hereditary optic neuropathy associated with ND4 gene mutations, and GS030, which is undergoing Phase I/II trials for retinitis pigmentosa and geographic atrophy in dry age-related macular degeneration. Additionally, GenSight is advancing various preclinical programs targeting both ophthalmic and neurodegenerative conditions, reflecting its commitment to innovative solutions for patients with significant vision impairment or blindness. GenSight Biologics was founded in 2012.
Pixium Vision SA is a Paris-based company focused on developing implantable medical devices to address blindness caused by the degeneration of retinal photoreceptor cells. The company is known for its bionic vision system, the PRIMA System, which aims to restore vision and enhance the quality of life for individuals suffering from vision loss. Additionally, Pixium Vision is advancing its retinal implant technologies through devices such as the IRIS1, currently in clinical trials, and the upcoming IRIS2, which promises improved visual acuity. The company is also working on the IRIS3 sub-retinal implant, leveraging cutting-edge advancements in neural processing and micro-electronics. Founded in 2011 as a spin-out from the Vision Institute and Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Pixium collaborates with leading institutions, including Stanford University and Moorfields Eye Hospital, to further its research and development efforts. The company is supported by prominent European venture capital firms.
GenSight Biologics S.A. is a clinical-stage biotechnology company based in Paris, France, specializing in the discovery and development of gene therapy treatments for retinal degenerative diseases and neurodegenerative disorders of the central nervous system. The company utilizes two primary technology platforms: mitochondrial targeting sequences and optogenetics, aiming to preserve or restore vision in patients affected by severe retinal diseases. Its lead product candidates include GS010, an AAV2-based gene therapy currently in Phase III clinical trials for treating Leber hereditary optic neuropathy associated with ND4 gene mutations, and GS030, which is undergoing Phase I/II trials for retinitis pigmentosa and geographic atrophy in dry age-related macular degeneration. Additionally, GenSight is advancing various preclinical programs targeting both ophthalmic and neurodegenerative conditions, reflecting its commitment to innovative solutions for patients with significant vision impairment or blindness. GenSight Biologics was founded in 2012.
TISSIUM is a privately owned medical device company based in Paris, France that is dedicated to the rapid development and the commercialization of revolutionary biodegradable sealants and adhesives for wound closure in the field of surgery, with a key focus on minimally invasive surgery. TISSIUM is developing products that are non-toxic, bind strongly to tissues and deliver ‘on-demand’ wound closure within the ‘wet’ and dynamic environments in the body. The Company’s technology and products are based on world-class research and intellectual property from the laboratories of Robert Langer (MIT) and Jeff Karp (Brigham & Women’s Hospital). Gecko was founded in 2013 and is backed by leading healthcare investors Omnes Capital, CM-CIC and CapDecisif Manangement.
Inotrem S.A. is a biotechnology company based in Paris, France, specializing in the discovery and development of innovative treatments for inflammatory pathologies, particularly in critical care settings. Founded in 2013, the company focuses on immunotherapy and has created a novel immunomodulation approach targeting the TREM-1 pathway to manage excessive inflammation. Its lead product, nangibotide (also known as LR12), is a first-in-class TREM-1 inhibitor designed to address severe conditions such as septic shock and myocardial infarction. Inotrem is also advancing a program aimed at treating chronic inflammatory diseases, leveraging its proprietary technology platform to develop new therapeutic modalities.
Abivax is a clinical-stage biotechnology company based in Paris, France, dedicated to discovering and optimizing treatments for inflammatory diseases, viral infections, and cancer. The company is primarily focused on its lead product, ABX464, which is currently undergoing Phase IIb clinical trials for ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s Disease, as well as for COVID-19. Additionally, ABX464 is being evaluated in Phase IIa trials for rheumatoid arthritis and has completed Phase IIa trials aimed at achieving viral remission in HIV patients. Abivax is also developing ABX 196, an immune enhancer in Phase 1/2 trials for hepatocellular cancer, and ABX 544, a candidate for Ebola treatment based on polyclonal antibodies. Furthermore, the company is conducting research into treatments for Dengue fever, influenza, and respiratory syncytial virus. Abivax collaborates with institutions such as the French National Centre for Scientific Research and the University of Montpellier. Founded in 2013, the company aims to harness the body’s immune response to manage chronic inflammatory conditions effectively.
AblaCare is a Paris-based company founded in 2017 that focuses on addressing infertility related to Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). The company has developed a minimally invasive procedure designed to restore ovulation in patients with PCOS, offering a more natural and less medicalized approach to pregnancy. This innovative treatment is performed transvaginally under ultrasound guidance, eliminating the need for general anesthesia. The procedure can be conducted in a clinic setting, utilizing techniques similar to those used by fertility specialists in in vitro fertilization (IVF). Through its solution, AblaCare aims to enhance the reproductive health and pregnancy experiences of women affected by PCOS.
GenSight Biologics S.A. is a clinical-stage biotechnology company based in Paris, France, specializing in the discovery and development of gene therapy treatments for retinal degenerative diseases and neurodegenerative disorders of the central nervous system. The company utilizes two primary technology platforms: mitochondrial targeting sequences and optogenetics, aiming to preserve or restore vision in patients affected by severe retinal diseases. Its lead product candidates include GS010, an AAV2-based gene therapy currently in Phase III clinical trials for treating Leber hereditary optic neuropathy associated with ND4 gene mutations, and GS030, which is undergoing Phase I/II trials for retinitis pigmentosa and geographic atrophy in dry age-related macular degeneration. Additionally, GenSight is advancing various preclinical programs targeting both ophthalmic and neurodegenerative conditions, reflecting its commitment to innovative solutions for patients with significant vision impairment or blindness. GenSight Biologics was founded in 2012.
LimFlow is a developer of innovative peripheral endovascular technology aimed at treating end-stage chronic limb ischemia (CLI) patients. The LimFlow System uses a novel, ultrasound-guided percutaneous procedure to divert blood around diseased arteries into the tibial vein, effectively supplying oxygenated blood to the ischemic foot. This approach offers new hope to patients who have exhausted other revascularization options. By restoring blood flow, the system alleviates ischemic pain, promotes wound healing, reduces the risk of amputations, and helps restore mobility. Currently, the LimFlow System is approved for sale in markets regulated by the CE Mark, while in the United States, it remains an investigational device limited to research use.
SafeHeal is a medtech company focused on developing innovative medical devices specifically for digestive surgery. Established by MD Start, a medtech accelerator that brings physician inventions to market, SafeHeal has received funding from both MD Start and Sofinnova Partners. The company has been recognized for its contributions to the field, receiving accolades such as the Worldwide Innovation Challenge laureate in 2015 and the Charles Foix grant for its innovations aimed at enhancing the quality of life for elderly individuals. SafeHeal was also acknowledged as the most promising MedTech start-up at the Biovision 2016 investor conference and was a finalist in the global Medtech Innovator competition in 2016.
CorWave SA is a medical device company based in Clichy, France, specializing in the development and manufacture of heart-assist pumps. Founded in 2011, CorWave focuses on innovative technologies to improve patient outcomes in advanced heart failure. Its flagship product, the CorWave Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD), employs a unique undulating disc wave pumping mechanism that mimics the natural pulsatile flow of the heart, significantly reducing trauma to the blood and minimizing complications such as clotting and bleeding. This technology contrasts with traditional continuous flow pumps, which lack significant pulsation. Additionally, the company offers Nemo, a minimally invasive cardiac pump designed for patients who are not candidates for LVADs, providing chronic, partial support. CorWave's devices are characterized by low power consumption and compact design, which may enable total implantability with wireless energy transfer systems.
MD Start SA is a Swiss-based incubator and fund focused on the medical technology sector, established in 2009. The company specializes in transforming innovative medical ideas into viable business ventures, providing comprehensive support from project creation to operational development. It partners with prominent organizations in the industry, including Medtronic and Sofinnova Partners, to facilitate the growth of medical device start-ups. By employing both strategic and hands-on approaches, MD Start aims to guide these projects through the investment stage and into commercial development, helping to bring new medical technologies to market.
MedDay is an international biopharmaceutical company dedicated to developing treatments for neurodegenerative diseases by targeting key neurometabolic pathways. Established in 2016, the company is focused on creating disease-modifying therapies that aim to repair and protect the nervous system. By investigating brain metabolism, MedDay seeks to address significant unmet medical needs and improve patient care for those affected by these disorders. The promising outcomes from their clinical trials motivate the company to continue exploring innovative treatment options, ultimately striving to enhance the quality of life for patients and their caregivers in the healthcare community.
TISSIUM is a privately owned medical device company based in Paris, France that is dedicated to the rapid development and the commercialization of revolutionary biodegradable sealants and adhesives for wound closure in the field of surgery, with a key focus on minimally invasive surgery. TISSIUM is developing products that are non-toxic, bind strongly to tissues and deliver ‘on-demand’ wound closure within the ‘wet’ and dynamic environments in the body. The Company’s technology and products are based on world-class research and intellectual property from the laboratories of Robert Langer (MIT) and Jeff Karp (Brigham & Women’s Hospital). Gecko was founded in 2013 and is backed by leading healthcare investors Omnes Capital, CM-CIC and CapDecisif Manangement.
Inotrem S.A. is a biotechnology company based in Paris, France, specializing in the discovery and development of innovative treatments for inflammatory pathologies, particularly in critical care settings. Founded in 2013, the company focuses on immunotherapy and has created a novel immunomodulation approach targeting the TREM-1 pathway to manage excessive inflammation. Its lead product, nangibotide (also known as LR12), is a first-in-class TREM-1 inhibitor designed to address severe conditions such as septic shock and myocardial infarction. Inotrem is also advancing a program aimed at treating chronic inflammatory diseases, leveraging its proprietary technology platform to develop new therapeutic modalities.
Pixium Vision SA is a Paris-based company focused on developing implantable medical devices to address blindness caused by the degeneration of retinal photoreceptor cells. The company is known for its bionic vision system, the PRIMA System, which aims to restore vision and enhance the quality of life for individuals suffering from vision loss. Additionally, Pixium Vision is advancing its retinal implant technologies through devices such as the IRIS1, currently in clinical trials, and the upcoming IRIS2, which promises improved visual acuity. The company is also working on the IRIS3 sub-retinal implant, leveraging cutting-edge advancements in neural processing and micro-electronics. Founded in 2011 as a spin-out from the Vision Institute and Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Pixium collaborates with leading institutions, including Stanford University and Moorfields Eye Hospital, to further its research and development efforts. The company is supported by prominent European venture capital firms.
MedDay is an international biopharmaceutical company dedicated to developing treatments for neurodegenerative diseases by targeting key neurometabolic pathways. Established in 2016, the company is focused on creating disease-modifying therapies that aim to repair and protect the nervous system. By investigating brain metabolism, MedDay seeks to address significant unmet medical needs and improve patient care for those affected by these disorders. The promising outcomes from their clinical trials motivate the company to continue exploring innovative treatment options, ultimately striving to enhance the quality of life for patients and their caregivers in the healthcare community.
Sensitive Object SA develops electronic products for the touch screen, consumer electronics and computing, outdoor interactive, white good, access control, home automation, health care, industrial control, and interactive digital advertising applications. Its products include touch screens, peripherals, and control panels. Sensitive Object SA was founded in 2003 and is based in Boulogne Billancourt, France. It has operations in Paris, France and Singapore, Singapore.
MXP4 develops interactive music solutions that create revenue opportunities for the music, media and marketing industries. Creating a video game-like environment where consumers can play with the music, MXP4-powered applications are proven to drive engagement, viral distribution and music purchases. The MXP4 Everywhere roadmap ensures the interactive music technology is readily available in third party services, apps and music formats for implementation by brands, advertisers, media portals, mobile applications, music distribution platforms and third-party music formats. When a fan sees the MXP4 logo on a music app, it means they can play with the music. MXP4 is led by a team of music industry and digital media experts, including former senior executives of Musiwave, Vivendi Mobile Entertainment, EMI Music and DivX. The company is backed by Orkos Capital, Sofinnova Partners and Ventech.
Streamezzo S.A. is a company based in Paris, France, specializing in the development of mobile media products and solutions. Founded in 2004, it provides a range of tools that enable telecom operators, broadcasters, media companies, and content providers to create, deploy, and manage services on cellular networks. Its key offerings include the Rich Media Software Suite, which features a Rich Media Client for accessing interactive mobile services, a Rich Media Server for service deployment, and a Workbench for multimedia authoring. Additionally, Streamezzo's solutions encompass Interactive Mobile TV, Music Jukebox for music downloads, and dynamic user interfaces that enhance user engagement. The company also offers professional services to support its clients in effectively utilizing these technologies.
Qosmos SA, founded in 2000 and headquartered in Paris, France, specializes in network intelligence technology, particularly through embedded deep packet inspection (DPI) solutions. The company offers a range of products designed to classify and analyze IP traffic, including ixEngine, a comprehensive software development kit that features a decoding engine, protocol libraries, and real-time traffic classification tools. Their solutions support various applications such as network security, lawful interception, and regulatory compliance. Qosmos also provides professional services, including design and deployment support, as well as probe development services for telecom and enterprise developers. With additional offices in London, Silicon Valley, Tokyo, and Singapore, Qosmos operates as a subsidiary of Enea AB, focusing on transforming networks into information sources that enhance application and service awareness.
Filao publishes, develops, and distributes java based mobile games and java mobile gaming technologies for mass market mobile devices. It specializes in embedded java technologies, wireless games, and entertainment applications. The company serves mobile operators and PDA and handset manufacturers. It distributes its products through shipped, over the air, online, and specialized retail outlets. The company was founded in 2000 as InfraWorlds SA and changed its name to Filao in 2005. Filao is based in Paris, France. As of May 10, 2007, Filao is a subsidiary of Zenops SA.
Stentys S.A. is a medical technology company based in Paris, France, specializing in the development and commercialization of innovative solutions for the treatment of acute myocardial infarction and other coronary diseases. Founded in 2006, the company offers a range of products designed for interventional cardiologists, including the Xposition S, a sirolimus-eluting self-apposing coronary stent system, and Serpentis, a sirolimus-eluting stent featuring a bioabsorbable polymer. Other offerings include the MiStent SES, which incorporates an absorbable polymer, and the STENTYS AC aspiration catheter. Stentys operates in various regions, including Europe, the Middle East, Latin America, and Southeast Asia.
Fovea Pharmaceuticals is a French biopharmaceutical company based in Paris, specializing in the discovery and development of drugs for ocular diseases. Founded in 2005, the company focuses on addressing various eye conditions, including allergic conjunctivitis, diabetic macular edema, and retinitis pigmentosa. Its product portfolio includes FOV1101 Prednisporin for allergic conjunctivitis, a proprietary plasma kallikrein-kinin inhibitor known as FOV2302 for hereditary angioedema, FOV2304 for diabetic macular edema, and FOV2501, an intravitreal formulation targeting retinitis pigmentosa and potentially dry age-related macular degeneration. As of October 30, 2009, Fovea operates as a subsidiary of Sanofi.
Streamezzo S.A. is a company based in Paris, France, specializing in the development of mobile media products and solutions. Founded in 2004, it provides a range of tools that enable telecom operators, broadcasters, media companies, and content providers to create, deploy, and manage services on cellular networks. Its key offerings include the Rich Media Software Suite, which features a Rich Media Client for accessing interactive mobile services, a Rich Media Server for service deployment, and a Workbench for multimedia authoring. Additionally, Streamezzo's solutions encompass Interactive Mobile TV, Music Jukebox for music downloads, and dynamic user interfaces that enhance user engagement. The company also offers professional services to support its clients in effectively utilizing these technologies.
MXP4 develops interactive music solutions that create revenue opportunities for the music, media and marketing industries. Creating a video game-like environment where consumers can play with the music, MXP4-powered applications are proven to drive engagement, viral distribution and music purchases. The MXP4 Everywhere roadmap ensures the interactive music technology is readily available in third party services, apps and music formats for implementation by brands, advertisers, media portals, mobile applications, music distribution platforms and third-party music formats. When a fan sees the MXP4 logo on a music app, it means they can play with the music. MXP4 is led by a team of music industry and digital media experts, including former senior executives of Musiwave, Vivendi Mobile Entertainment, EMI Music and DivX. The company is backed by Orkos Capital, Sofinnova Partners and Ventech.
Stentys S.A. is a medical technology company based in Paris, France, specializing in the development and commercialization of innovative solutions for the treatment of acute myocardial infarction and other coronary diseases. Founded in 2006, the company offers a range of products designed for interventional cardiologists, including the Xposition S, a sirolimus-eluting self-apposing coronary stent system, and Serpentis, a sirolimus-eluting stent featuring a bioabsorbable polymer. Other offerings include the MiStent SES, which incorporates an absorbable polymer, and the STENTYS AC aspiration catheter. Stentys operates in various regions, including Europe, the Middle East, Latin America, and Southeast Asia.
Qosmos SA, founded in 2000 and headquartered in Paris, France, specializes in network intelligence technology, particularly through embedded deep packet inspection (DPI) solutions. The company offers a range of products designed to classify and analyze IP traffic, including ixEngine, a comprehensive software development kit that features a decoding engine, protocol libraries, and real-time traffic classification tools. Their solutions support various applications such as network security, lawful interception, and regulatory compliance. Qosmos also provides professional services, including design and deployment support, as well as probe development services for telecom and enterprise developers. With additional offices in London, Silicon Valley, Tokyo, and Singapore, Qosmos operates as a subsidiary of Enea AB, focusing on transforming networks into information sources that enhance application and service awareness.
Streamezzo S.A. is a company based in Paris, France, specializing in the development of mobile media products and solutions. Founded in 2004, it provides a range of tools that enable telecom operators, broadcasters, media companies, and content providers to create, deploy, and manage services on cellular networks. Its key offerings include the Rich Media Software Suite, which features a Rich Media Client for accessing interactive mobile services, a Rich Media Server for service deployment, and a Workbench for multimedia authoring. Additionally, Streamezzo's solutions encompass Interactive Mobile TV, Music Jukebox for music downloads, and dynamic user interfaces that enhance user engagement. The company also offers professional services to support its clients in effectively utilizing these technologies.
Fovea Pharmaceuticals is a French biopharmaceutical company based in Paris, specializing in the discovery and development of drugs for ocular diseases. Founded in 2005, the company focuses on addressing various eye conditions, including allergic conjunctivitis, diabetic macular edema, and retinitis pigmentosa. Its product portfolio includes FOV1101 Prednisporin for allergic conjunctivitis, a proprietary plasma kallikrein-kinin inhibitor known as FOV2302 for hereditary angioedema, FOV2304 for diabetic macular edema, and FOV2501, an intravitreal formulation targeting retinitis pigmentosa and potentially dry age-related macular degeneration. As of October 30, 2009, Fovea operates as a subsidiary of Sanofi.
Filao publishes, develops, and distributes java based mobile games and java mobile gaming technologies for mass market mobile devices. It specializes in embedded java technologies, wireless games, and entertainment applications. The company serves mobile operators and PDA and handset manufacturers. It distributes its products through shipped, over the air, online, and specialized retail outlets. The company was founded in 2000 as InfraWorlds SA and changed its name to Filao in 2005. Filao is based in Paris, France. As of May 10, 2007, Filao is a subsidiary of Zenops SA.
Filao publishes, develops, and distributes java based mobile games and java mobile gaming technologies for mass market mobile devices. It specializes in embedded java technologies, wireless games, and entertainment applications. The company serves mobile operators and PDA and handset manufacturers. It distributes its products through shipped, over the air, online, and specialized retail outlets. The company was founded in 2000 as InfraWorlds SA and changed its name to Filao in 2005. Filao is based in Paris, France. As of May 10, 2007, Filao is a subsidiary of Zenops SA.
Sensitive Object SA develops electronic products for the touch screen, consumer electronics and computing, outdoor interactive, white good, access control, home automation, health care, industrial control, and interactive digital advertising applications. Its products include touch screens, peripherals, and control panels. Sensitive Object SA was founded in 2003 and is based in Boulogne Billancourt, France. It has operations in Paris, France and Singapore, Singapore.
InfraWorlds is an innovative French startup specializing in embedded Java technologies and solutions for wireless phones. Its technological competencies, coupled with unrivalled graphic creativity, have earned the company a solid reputation among the main players in this booming sector. Built around a team of dedicated professionals, which is soon to be expanded, InfraWorlds is today consolidating its lead in the fast-growing global wireless entertainment market.