Exail is a high-tech industrial group specializing in robotics, maritime, navigation, aerospace, and photonics technologies, offering solutions for harsh environments from the deep sea to outer space. They design and manufacture space-grade optical components and systems, including fiber-optic gyroscopes (FOG), optical modulators, and radiation-hardened optical fibers. Exail partners with major space agencies and companies like Airbus Defence & Space and CNES, and their components are used in missions like Pleiade, Sentinel, and Exomars. The company's activities include providing navigation systems for launchers and satellites, and optical communication solutions.
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Advans Vega SL uses Exail’s proprietary fiber-optic gyroscope technology.
Exail has deployed its systems at more than 70 navies and land forces worldwide.
Exail says Advans Vega SL delivers the highest precision achieved by a system designed to maintain continuity across the sea-to-land route.
Yann Le Balc'h is Exail’s terrestrial defense commercial development manager.
Exail states that Advans Vega SL achieves a heading accuracy of 0.05° RMS in the maritime phase and 0.5 mils RMS during land operations.
Exail presented Advans Vega SL as a new navigation system designed to ensure positioning continuity during the sea-to-land transition in amphibious operations.
The SOLiS consortium includes Safran, Bertin Technologies, Exail, Keopsys by Lumibird, Cedrat Technologies, Reuniwatt, OGS Technologies, and ONERA.
Thales Alenia Space leads the SOLiS consortium, which includes Safran, Bertin Technologies, Exail, Keopsys by Lumibird, Cedrat Technologies, Reuniwatt, OGS Technologies and the research center ONERA.