iNGage SAS

Based in Grenoble, France, iNGage SAS is a pioneering company focused on developing high-performance MEMS navigation sensors for autonomous mobility solutions, enabling GPS-free navigation in challenging environments. Founded in 2025 in Grenoble, France, iNGage SAS specializes in microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) focused on inertial navigation. The company has completed one deal, securing EUR 6 million in Seed funding on September 30, 2025, with investors including Supernova Invest, 360 Capital, and others. The founder's previous entrepreneurial history is not publicly detailed.

iNGage specializes in the development of high-performance inertial MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) navigation sensors critical for GPS-free navigation across various autonomous applications. Their flagship products, such as Attitude Heading Reference Systems (AHRS), Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs), and Inertial Navigation Systems (INS), offer precise positioning solutions in environments lacking GNSS signals, like indoors or urban canyons. Utilizing a unique M&NEMS technology platform, their sensors integrate advanced sensor fusion techniques, resulting in a compact and cost-effective product line aimed at high-volume markets, including defense, industrial robotics, automotive, logistics, agriculture, and autonomous driving across North America, Europe, and Asia. iNGage generates revenue through a direct-to-business model, forming partnerships with clients in various sectors that require advanced navigation solutions.

Their business transactions are structured around long-term contracts and supply agreements, ensuring steady income from high-volume sensor production. The pricing model accommodates large orders from industries such as defense and automotive, focusing on precision and reliability, which aligns with the deployment of iNGage’s inertial navigation technologies. In September 2025, iNGage SAS raised EUR 6 million in Seed funding, co-led by Supernova Invest and 360 Capital, along with other investors. This funding will facilitate the finalization of their inertial sensor components and the transfer of their technology to a commercial MEMS foundry for production.

The company aims to launch new products designed for enhanced navigation solutions while expanding into additional markets within North America, Europe, and Asia.