As France and India launched the India-France Year of Innovation, Jean-François Morizur, CEO of deep tech leader Cailabs, is visiting India in February to reinforce the company's commitment to the fast–growing Indo–French space and innovation ecosystem. Cailabs was invited to take the stage during the inaugural session, as part of a panel on Aerospace & Defense lead by Air Vice Marshal DV Khot, and will be present at the AI Impact Summit & Expo in New Delhi, highlighting how innovative optical communication technologies are reshaping global space capabilities.

As France and India launched the India-France Year of Innovation, Jean-François Morizur, CEO of deep tech leader Cailabs, is visiting India in February to reinforce the company's commitment to the fast–growing Indo–French space and innovation ecosystem. Cailabs was invited to take the stage during the inaugural session, as part of a panel on Aerospace & Defense lead by Air Vice Marshal DV Khot, and will be present at the AI Impact Summit & Expo in New Delhi, highlighting how innovative optical communication technologies are reshaping global space capabilities.

Founded in 2013, and headquartered in Rennes, Cailabs has grown into a mature industrial deep tech company, recognized for its expertise in laser optical communications for the space industry. With more than 175 employees, including over 120 engineers and 40 PhDs, the company has become a reference in high-performance optical systems.

A globally unique, space–tested Optical Ground Station (OGS)
Cailabs is the only company worldwide delivering turnkey, space-tested Optical Ground Stations, with its TILBA®-OGS L10 being the first and only SDA- and CCSDS-compatible standard solution to demonstrate consistent links with multiple Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellations. The company is currently scaling its production towards a capacity of up to 50 optical ground stations per year.