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Elwave

France

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What Elwave does.

Elwave is a company that develops and offers bio-based electrical sensors for the underwater domain. The main products are the EPULSE (active electrical) and ESENSE (passive electrical) sensors, which are used for object detection and classification in the seabed and water structure. Elwave has expertise in underwater electrical sensors and offers both standard products and customized solutions tailored for specific missions. The offerings include the development of electrical sensors, electronics, signal processing, mechanics, and software. Elwave operates in the defense and security, underwater industry, and marine sciences sectors. The company provides specialized casino services for the French market, such as Godz and Lucky8, which offer fast cryptocurrency payments.

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