Tornyol Systems SAS

Located in France, Tornyol Systems SAS provides innovative mosquito control solutions, focusing on the design and development of advanced detection systems to enhance public health and outdoor living environments. Tornyol Systems SAS, founded in 2025, is based in Gif-sur-Yvette, France, and specializes in advanced mosquito control technologies. The company has not undergone any significant pivots or changes in operations since its founding. Tornyol was established by a team with expertise in pest management technologies.

This technology detects and tracks mosquitoes from up to three meters away, identifying them based on their unique wing beat patterns for targeted elimination without harmful chemicals. The company serves various sectors including public health organizations, residential communities, agricultural businesses, and tourism venues, focusing on markets affected by mosquito-borne diseases across Europe, Africa, and densely populated regions with high health risks. TORNYOL generates revenue through direct sales of its LeSonar 2 product, priced at EUR 450, with an introductory offer of EUR 390 for the first 100 units. The company engages in B2B transactions, targeting businesses involved in mosquito control, public health agencies, and organizations in mosquito-infested areas, facilitating direct sales to integrate TORNYOL's technology into their offerings or pilot programs.

As the company grows, it aims to establish distribution partnerships to enhance accessibility and foster growth, especially focusing on autonomous drone-based mosquito control solutions. In November 2025, Tornyol Systems SAS raised an undisclosed amount of seed funding from new investors DG Daiwa Ventures, Pioneer Fund and Y Combinator. The funding will be utilized to partner with governmental bodies and non-governmental organizations to enhance applications in malaria-prone regions. The company plans to introduce new products aimed at expanding its technology offerings and aims to penetrate new markets across Africa and Europe by 2026.