OBEO

Founded in 2005, Obeo is an independent French software development company headquartered in Nantes, Paris, Toulouse, and Vancouver, with additional presence in Brazil, India, Australia, and Tokyo. With over 60 employees and more than 300 references worldwide, Obeo has established its expertise in specialized modeling across various sectors, including automotive, aerospace, defense, and telecommunications.

Obeo’s offerings target architects, method and tooling teams, and engineers, enabling them to create modeling tools. Building on a strong innovation and R&D strategy since its inception, Obeo has become a leader in open-source modeling technologies. Numerous collaborations with research laboratories and institutes have contributed to the development of these technologies and the emergence of specialized engineering tools. Some of these solutions have been evolving for over 15 years and form the foundation for numerous research projects worldwide. More than 1,750 research publications since 2008 cite open-source technologies led by Obeo, with several thousand publications since the company’s creation.

These technologies can adapt to diverse contexts and provide tailored solutions for systems engineering and MBSE (Model-Based Systems Engineering). Obeo is also positioning itself on the new SysML standard (SysMLv2), supporting clients in their digital transformation and strengthening digital continuity throughout the systems lifecycle.

Obeo’s hybrid open-source and software publishing business model delivers solutions focused on aligning system architectures, requirements, and application lifecycles, as well as collaborative modeling and integration with product lifecycle management (PLM) tools. Obeo is highly active in open-source communities and is a strategic member of the renowned Eclipse Foundation, alongside IBM, Oracle, Huawei, and SAP.

By centering its offerings on alignment and collaborative modeling, Obeo meets the needs of architects, method and tooling teams, and engineers across different sectors, solidifying its role as a key player in open-source software communities.