The will of MAÅGM is to enable new discoveries through the innovative instruments we develop.
To achieve this, we position ourselves at the intersection between laboratories building tomorrow’s technologies and those pushing the boundaries of our understanding of the Earth.
Collaborating with academics is an effective lever for MAÅGM, ensuring efficiency in our developments and real-world utility.
As an industry partner, we stand alongside researchers, providing the instruments for future breakthroughs.

Roundtable:

The MAÅGM strategy is shaped by three advisory boards—technical, geophysical, and strategic—convening biannually. These boards consist of renowned scientific personalities.

Compass:

The MAÅGM’s objective is to provide tools for precise measurements. Metrology lies at the core of our enterprise. This symbol also represents our commitment to fine handcrafted manufacturing.

Ångström:

The Ångström unit corresponds to the typical atomic size, while the resolution targeted by MAÅGM will enable us to achieve subatomic-scale displacement measurements.

Keyhole:

MAÅGM is committed to providing innovative products and also, customized solutions for research programs. We eagerly explore all collaboration proposals related to optical development to enhance geophysical sensors.

Volcano:

Mitigating natural hazards is a primary motivation for our board as we dedicate our technology to the geophysical sensing market.

Excellence :

Given our fascination with broader frontiers in science and the discoveries we aim to enable, our sole focus lies in achieving a high level of instrumentation.

Eiffel tower:

While this symbol undoubtedly signifies that MAÅGM is a French company, it also embodies our work philosophy: daring to try, learning from failures, and capitalizing on successes. Consider the Eiffel Tower: it began as a temporary demonstrator but evolved into an enduring symbol of art and technological expertise due to its remarkable success.

Eye:

Optics has experienced significant development in recent decades, and at MAÅGM, we believe that geophysical sensors should now reap broader benefits from this progress.

Magnifier:

Behold a symbol that perfectly encapsulates our purpose: an optical tool that provides a clearer view of what you wish to study. Our symbol "Å" goes beyond mere aesthetics; its dual handles converge like the light rays in interferometry, offering us magnified measurements.