Who are we
We are a technology-driven company committed to innovation, precision, and excellence across diverse industries.
Made in France
We are a team of experts with a combined experience of over 300 person-years across various areas of CMOS imaging.
With a strong focus on innovation, evidenced by more than 30 filed patents, our team has consistently delivered first-time-right advanced image sensor products for the medical, industrial, machine vision, surveillance, and consumer markets.
Our key strengths, built on deep industry experience, include:
- Fast time-to-market development cycles
- In-depth customer and application knowledge
- A rich library of intellectual property (IP)
- Advanced on-chip image control and processing integration
Grenoble, France Who we are
Pyxalis specializes in advanced custom CMOS image sensor solutions and offers off-the-shelf products for markets ranging from niche applications to high-volume production. These include sectors such as machine vision, medical, scientific research, security, biometrics, aerospace, and cinematography.
The company brings unique expertise in low-noise performance and high dynamic range, supporting both global and rolling shutter architectures. Additional strengths include high-speed imaging, large-format sensors (up to one die per wafer), integrated on-chip image processing, and 3D sensing capabilities.
Pyxalis is headquartered in Moirans, France, in the heart of Grenoble’s renowned "Imaging Valley," and is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Building of Pyxalis Meet our executive team
Pyxalis was founded in 2010 by a team of experienced professionals in the field of Image sensors, with over 25 years of activity in the field.
Philippe Romeveaux
President and CEO25 years experience in semiconductors and image sensors. Former imaging business Unit General Manager at e2v (80 people, 50M€ revenue).
Sophie Caranhac
COO28 years experience in image sensors. Product development team manager at e2v (40 people including project management, design, characterization, and industrialization). Started the CMOS imaging activity at e2v/Atmel in 2000 & contributed to the success and growth of business.