Image Systems Rewarded for Motion-Analysis Efforts

Measurement solutions for motion analysis have earned Sweden’s Image Systems Group a sizable contract from a French defense customer.

Sweden’s Image Systems and its Motion Analysis business unit have received an order from an existing customer in the French defense sector worth 2.6 million Swedish Krona (SEK).

Specializing in software and systems based on noncontact measurement technology, Image Systems’ solutions can be used for a variety of applications, including high-speed imaging, vehicular safety, and contour analysis as used in airbag safety checks (see image above). The order includes additional perpetual licenses for the company’s motion analysis software and supports the customer’s continued expansion in its use of Image Systems’ products. 

“This order reflects the confidence our customer has in our technology, expertise, and ability to support demanding applications over the long term. We are proud of the strong partnership we have developed through many years of collaboration and look forward to continuing to support their future needs,” said Andreas Ovemyr, CEO of Motion Analysis regarding Image Systems.

In 2025, Motion Systems had turnover of approximately 169 million SEK working with 75 employees.

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