Euronaval 2024: Virtual tour Discover Latest Naval Defense Technologies and Innovations.

The Euronaval 2024 naval defense exhibition, held in Paris, France, from 4 to 7 November, 2024, gathered the world’s leading players in naval defense, and Army Recognition’s editorial team provided comprehensive, real-time coverage. This year’s edition highlighted the latest advancements in naval technology, featuring innovations from international giants and emerging companies alike. The event showcased a wide range of state-of-the-art equipment, from advanced surface vessels and submarines to cutting-edge naval drones, all underscoring the rapid evolution of maritime defense.
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Euronaval is an international naval defense exhibition that is held in Paris, France, every two years, presenting the latest advancements in maritime security, including innovative ship designs, state-of-the-art submarines, autonomous naval systems, and cutting-edge defense technology from around the world. (Picture source: Army Recognition Group)

The scale of Euronaval 2024 underscored the increasing global demand for high-tech maritime solutions driven by a shifting geopolitical landscape and rising naval tensions worldwide. Over 400 exhibitors from more than 40 countries presented innovations focused on strategic areas such as autonomous operations, cybersecurity, and sustainability.

This year, one of the most notable themes was integrating autonomous and unmanned systems into traditional naval fleets. New types of unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) and unmanned surface vessels (USVs) were introduced, showcasing the industry's shift toward reducing human life risks and enhancing maritime forces' reach. These drones have sophisticated sensors and advanced AI to conduct surveillance, reconnaissance, and combat support in remote or hazardous areas.

This year also saw a substantial emphasis on multipurpose vessels. Many exhibitors presented concepts and models designed to serve a range of roles, from anti-submarine warfare and electronic surveillance to humanitarian missions. This flexibility is crucial to modern naval operations, allowing fleets to adapt quickly to diverse mission requirements.

Submarine technology also took center stage, with several countries revealing new designs focused on stealth, endurance, and operational depth. These submarines feature advanced propulsion systems, often based on air-independent propulsion (AIP) technology, which minimizes noise and reduces detection risks. In addition to stealth improvements, many new designs aim for greater operational range and the capacity to deploy underwater drones.

Euronaval 2024 demonstrated how the industry is responding to evolving threats and technological advancements, positioning itself at the forefront of maritime innovation. Army Recognition's coverage highlighted these shifts, capturing the energy and innovation that promise to shape the future of naval defense worldwide.