- CEO
- Henri Seydoux
- Full Time Employees
- 416
- Sector
- Technology
- Industry
- Communication Equipment
- Address
- 174-178, quai de Jemmapes Paris France 75010
- IPO Date
- Oct 15, 2010
- Business
- Parrot S.A. Parrot S.A. designs, develops and markets professional micro-unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and photogrammetry software for defense, public safety, government agencies, enterprise, industrial and commercial operators worldwide; its core offerings include the ANAFI range of compact, robust drones such as ANAFI USA for military and enterprise applications with 32x zoom and thermal imaging, ANAFI Ai as a 4G-connected robotic UAV with integrated photogrammetry and 48MP camera, and the recently launched ANAFI UKR tactical micro-UAV for ISR missions in GNSS-denied environments featuring AI-driven optical navigation and jam-resistant communications; complementary software and services encompass Pix4D solutions for 2D/3D mapping including PIX4Dmatic, PIX4Dmapper, PIX4Dfields and PIX4Dcloud, alongside open-source SDKs like Ground SDK, Air SDK, Olympe Python interface, Sphinx simulation tool and CHUCK 3.0 sovereign AI autopilot module for OEM integration. The company operates primarily in inspection, 3D mapping and geomatics, defense and security, precision agriculture, construction, environmental monitoring and surveying segments, serving customers in over 50 countries through subsidiaries in Switzerland, the United States, South Korea, the United Kingdom, Australia, Japan, Germany and Spain. Founded in 1994 by Henri Seydoux and headquartered in Paris, France, Parrot S.A. develops products in Europe with manufacturing in the United States and South Korea, employing over 400 people and generating most revenue internationally. Recent developments include the June 2025 launch of ANAFI UKR and CHUCK 3.0 at the Paris Air Show, a November 2025 multi-year contract with a European Defence Force for ANAFI UKR fleet supply with training and maintenance, a 2024 capital increase of €4 million to acquire majority control of AI drone software firm Outflier, accelerated micro-UAV sales growth to €48 million amid geopolitical demand, and ongoing NATO partnerships in the UK, USA, Netherlands, Spain and beyond.