US arm of Fogale-Texys Group; precision capacitive, optical, and inertial sensors for motorsport, aerospace, and industrial automation.
Texys America LLC is the North American arm of Texys Group, a French measurement-technology company founded in 1999 by Etienne Deméocq—former Head of Electronics of the Ligier Formula 1 team—and business partner Philippe Leuwers. At the end of 2023, Texys Group merged with FOGALE Sensors (founded 1983, headquartered in Nîmes, France) to form the Fogale-Texys Group, a combined entity specializing in high-precision sensing and embedded measurement.
Texys America LLC was incorporated in Indiana on 2008-01-08 and is located at 7301 Georgetown Road, Suite 125, Indianapolis, IN 46268. The US entity serves North American customers in motorsport, automotive OEM, aerospace, and industrial automation markets, and is the exhibiting entity for the group at events such as the Automate Show (listed as "Fogale Texys").
The Fogale-Texys Group offers four decades of mastered expertise across capacitive, inductive, optical, fiber-optic, inertial, force, pressure, temperature, and displacement measurement technologies. Product lines include LYSENO capacitive displacement sensors with sub-micrometric to millimetric measurement range, KRYON and SENSKIN families for harsh environments, CAPABLADE sensors for high-voltage/high-interference settings, and MOVALYS displacement sensors for alignment and motion control. FOGALE's Wire Positioning Systems (WPS) achieve sub-micrometer resolution for particle-accelerator and precision-manufacturing alignment.
On the motorsport side—served under the Texense brand—the group provides sensors deployed in Formula 1, Formula E, NASCAR, IndyCar, MotoGP, WEC endurance racing, and rally events. Industrial customers include Tier 1 automotive suppliers, aeronautics and aerospace OEMs, marine and energy-sector operators, and railway system integrators. The group's sensors are used in robotic-arm calibration, machine-tool feedback, and automated inspection lines, making them relevant to precision manufacturing and advanced automation workflows.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
High-precision capacitive displacement sensor with sub-micrometric to millimetric measurement range for industrial inspection and robot calibration.
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2008
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