The Spanish group Oesía, specialized in dual-use digital and industrial engineering, will be present from November 3 to 6 at the Euronaval 2026 trade fair, one of the world’s leading references in naval defense and maritime security, which will take place in Paris (France).
Through its divisions Tecnobit, UAV Navigation, Cipherbit and Inster, the company will exhibit technologies designed to respond to the "main challenges" that mark the modernization of European navies: information superiority, resilient tactical connectivity, collaborative operation between manned and unmanned platforms, readiness for high-intensity scenarios and interoperability with allies.
Among the solutions that Oesía will bring to the French capital stands out IRST Naval, a situational awareness capability for the ship’s anti-aircraft defense, conceived for the detection and tracking of threats such as cruise missiles, sea-skimming targets and different types of aircraft.
Reaction to threats "increasingly faster"
This technology is aimed at one of the great challenges of current naval operations: detecting, identifying and reacting to threats "increasingly faster, more diverse and complex, reinforcing information superiority and the survivability of platforms".
On this basis, Oesía will present a "broader" technological proposal to reinforce information superiority and maritime surveillance, with low-layer surveillance and anti-drone detection (C-UAS) solutions supported by IRST technologies, as well as EO/IR electro-optical systems for coastal surveillance, threat identification, asymmetric detection and integration with combat management systems, among which are Argos Z15 HD and other specific sensors for naval use.
"Another of the great challenges for naval forces is to guarantee secure and resilient tactical connectivity in multi-domain and contested scenarios", the company has indicated, stressing that, in response to this need, it will show capabilities of "Naval Combat Cloud" and C4ISR intended for the management and exploitation of critical information, which include tactical data links, secure communications, infrastructures for information exchange, tactical processors, system integration and NATO interoperability.
In this same line, the company will unveil tactical naval communications solutions and Satcom for ship-to-ship and ship-to-shore links, deployable secure networks and protected exchange of information between different platforms. Among them are Nexpro C2 and NoC2, Openlink, NATO crypto systems, Corsario and FoldSat, designed to offer communications "secure, resilient and low-profile on multidomain platforms in motion".
The offering is completed with capabilities aimed at protecting and accelerating decision-making in the combat environment, such as cybersecurity solutions for mission systems, communications and critical naval infrastructures, along with developments in artificial intelligence applied to naval combat for the automatic classification of targets, sensor fusion, threat prioritization and the reduction of operators' cognitive load.
Finally, Oesía has stressed that its presence at Euronaval will allow it to "strengthen its positioning as a European technological partner in naval modernization programs and advance in new opportunities for industrial and international collaboration".