Exosens, a French defense and optoelectronics company, announced plans to double its production capacity of cooled infrared cameras by 2026. This decision comes as a response to the accelerating global demand for surveillance and long-range anti-drone applications. The advanced infrared technology developed by Exosens is crucial for detecting drone threats from distances exceeding several kilometers, both day and night. Their non-ITAR digital imaging solutions are gaining traction among major defense industrial players and developers of autonomous systems. Jérôme Cerisier, the CEO of Exosens, stated that this production increase reflects the company's ability to adapt to rapidly changing market needs and reinforces their commitment to providing high-performance imaging solutions. This expansion follows a significant order for ultra-compact thermal cameras intended for next-generation interceptor drones, highlighting the strategic importance of cooled infrared technologies for critical defense and homeland security missions across aerial, terrestrial, and maritime domains.