MCAI SAS designs, develops, manufactures, and market mobile and autonomous robots intended to decontaminate facilities, such as airports, industrial buildings, and public buildings. Its products are also used to aerosolize phytosanitary products and other substances; to atomize liquid substances, such as biocides, phytosanitary solutions, and pesticides; and carry specific modules and equipment, such as detection/monitoring systems, unmanned aircraft systems/drones, etc. The company also provides Octopus Poultry Safe, a robot that assists breeders in monitoring their routine, mapping indoor temperature and relative humidity, CO2/ammonia and sound/brightness levels, and other parameters; and Octopus Biosafety, which provides civil defense/civil protection professionals with a means of microbial contamination prevention and control in case of a pandemic or bioterrorism attack. It offers its products for agro-food, animal healthcare, biotech, security, transport, and defense industries. The company was founded in 1987 and is based in Cholet, France.
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