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Press Kit EXHIBITION PARIS LE BOURGET
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AN EVENT BY
ORGANISED BY
UNDER THE HIGH PATRONAGE OF
WITH THE SUPPORT OF
OFFICIAL SPONSORS
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2018
EDITORIAL
Ladies and gentlemen,
It is a great pleasure to welcome you prior to the opening of the Euronaval exhibition, which France
has had the privilege of organising for the last 50 years.
This 26th edition of Euronaval will open on 23rd October and will highlight the issues at stake for the
French naval industry and furthermore for the naval industry on a global scale.
Firstly, the strong dynamics of the market. Euronaval is the world showcase for the naval defence
industry, which represents around 45 billion euros in sales worldwide. The diversity of new threats
Hervé GUILLOU, and the need to secure free access to open seas as well as coastal waters, and the rise of new
President of the GICAN navies are driving sales in defence and security equipment. Likewise, the growth of the marine
CEO of Naval Group sector in the global economy implies a closer surveillance of shipping routes and exclusive economic
zones.
For 15 years now, our market has not only seen the emergence of new ground-breaking technologies,
but also of new, more aggressive competition. This dual trend requires an increased effort in terms of
research and development, and innovation in general. This year, Euronaval introduces SEAnnovation,
a space dedicated to startups developing solutions for the future and opening new areas for
technological superiority.
Finally, to support the development of our industries, we need to develop our work force at the
cutting edge of technology. Our industry must make itself more attractive to young people, raise
awareness of our 400 different specialities and highlight the numerous opportunities for high-tech
jobs. This is the purpose of the “Navire des Métiers” (Jobs Vessel), a major project launched by the
GICAN Board of Directors in partnership with our regions and ministries. It aims at presenting our
professions to students, from vocational training qualifications to higher education and hopefully at
convincing them to join us.
I would like to thank the French Navy and DGA (French Defence Procurement Directorate) for their
presence alongside industrialists, while the ambitious French Defence programming law, adopted
by our parliament last Spring, is about to be implemented, determining the future of our navy’s
capabilities and national programs. I also thank them for their constant support in developing
strategic operations and G to G relationship with an ever-growing number of partnering countries.
As you know, the GICAN, our French industry association, representing 180 companies, 9.5 billion
euros turnover and 42,000 direct jobs, organises this edition of Euronaval every two years with
Sogena. Close to 50% of French naval industry is dedicated to export, and Euronaval is therefore a
fundamental meeting place for our industry as well as for all industrialists from the 33 countries that
exhibit here. Hence, Euronaval is also an important meeting place for developing exchanges between
companies from different countries, which often lead to closer cooperation in the future.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Euronaval, a trade show that grows and attracts more
exhibitors and visitors with every edition. I am sure that 2018 Euronaval will be a great success once
again, for the companies exhibiting at our show as for the official delegations attending in order to
prepare the future of their navies.
I look forward to seeing you on 23rd October in Paris-le Bourget!
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Editorial by Hervé Guillou, President of the GICAN, CEO of Naval Group 03
#CONTEXT
1 The global naval defence market 05
2 Exhibition profile and presentation 07
3 Retrospective for EURONAVAL’s 50 th anniversary 08
#TALKS & ISSUES
4 An international conference as a preamble 09
5 Thematic workshops to punctuate the exhibition 11
#ACTORS
6 Network and business meetings 13
7 Focus on exhibitors for 2018 13
8 High quality professional visitors 15
#NEW FEATURES
9 SEAnnovation, a space dedicated to startups 17
10 The french naval sector launches its “Navire des Métiers” 20
#PROGRAMME
11 Day-to-day exhibition programme 22
ANNEXES
1 GICAN and SOGENA 24
2 Operation of the press centre 25
3 Exhibitors’ list 26
4 Exhibition floorplan 34
5 Access map 35
6 Practical information 35
7 Media partners 36
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1 The global naval defence market
HIGH DEMAND
172 countries have
access to the sea 80 countries have
a military fleet 30 countries in the world have
a naval defence industry
ON A GLOBAL LEVEL, THE VESSEL FLEET IS MADE UP
OF MORE THAN 10,000 VESSELS INCLUDING APPROXIMATELY :
500
large surface vessels
1000
OPVs
submarines
more
than
including 500 frigates
and 250 corvettes
more
than 1000 Offshore Patrol Vessels
after significant growth
these last few years
MAJOR MARKET TRENDS
1 NAVAL DEFENCE IS GROWING. 3 A HIGH LEVEL OF INTEREST FROM MARITIME NATIONS
Market forecasts have grown by 10 to 15% in the last 4 years, in line FOR THE CONTROL OF THEIR MARITIME ZONES, and for the
with the general growth of military budgets across the globe, and acquisition of coastal surveillance vessels or coastguard vessels,
in particular arms exports. and icebreakers in arctic regions, in view of the prospective
opening of routes in the Great North.
THE STRONG INTEREST FOR CONTROLLING SUPPLY AREAS,
2 THE FLEET OF SUBMARINE VESSELS IS UNDERGOING ACCESS DENIAL AND PROHIBITION, notably through the use
RAPID GROWTH notably in markets in Australia, India, Poland, of supersonic missiles and hypersonic in the near future.
Norway, Holland and Indonesia. Submarines represent a third
of the global order book for military naval platforms.
There are two reasons for this growth: 4 THE DEVELOPMENT OF DRONES, notably implemented
• new demand from countries in high tension regions by submarines.
(South-east Asia)
THE GROWING IMPORTANCE OF CYBERSECURITY
• the renewal of old fleets (Poland, Norway, Holland, Australia). AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.
• For conventional submarines, a marked trend for
air-independent propulsion (anaerobic), with more than
half that will be deployed in Asia within a few years!
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L’AVENIR DE LA TERRE EST EN MER
ORDER BOOKS FOR NEW VESSELS
Source GICAN
Les océans offrent la perspective de richesses consi- L’avenir de la terre est en mer. Avec son industrie
dérables au profit de la terre et des hommes. Ils repré- maritime innovante, ses chantiers navals modernes et
• WORLDWIDE VESSEL ORDER
sentent notamment BOOK:
une réserve inépuisable et renouve- • ses
performants, FRENCH
grandsORDER BOOK:
armateurs, ses entreprises de
$180 billion from the military sector,
lable d’énergie. A terre, les matières premières s’épuisent valorisation $11,5 billion
des fonds frometthe
marins military
sa Marine sector,la
nationale,
plus $221 billion from the civil sector.
inéluctablement tandis qu’on ne cesse de découvrir de
plus $11 billion from the civil sector,
France dispose de toute la palette industrielle, opéra-
nouveaux gisements dans les espaces océaniques et au
i.e. $22,5 billion in total.
tionnelle et humaine pour affronter la nouvelle donne
• EUROPEAN ORDER BOOK (EXCLUDING RUSSIA):
fond des mers. A ce jour, moins de 5% des fonds marins de la maritimisation.
$35 billion from the military sector,
ont été explorés et, pourtant, la production offshore
plus $65 billion from the civil sector,
représente déjà plus de 30% du pétrole et 20% du gaz
i.e. $100 billion in total.
produits annuellement dans le monde. Dans le même
temps, les activités maritimes et côtières génèrent de
formidables perspectives de croissance.
THE NAVAL DEFENCE IN MARITIME INDUSTRIES
THE NAVAL DEFENCE INDUSTRY IS ONE OF THE MAJOR COMPONENTS OF MARITIME INDUSTRIES.
Source GICAN
It represents 30 BILLION
LES INDUSTRIES EUROS
MARITIMES for a total
: UN MARCHÉ annual
MONDIAL world 190
D’ENVIRON market
MILLIARDS D’EUROS
of approximately 190 BILLION EUROS.
PAR AN ACTUELLEMENT, POUR LES CHANTIERS ET GRANDS INTÉGRATEURS
Offshore Marine
Renewable
Energies
energies
renouvelables
(11Mds
(11 B€) €) Megayachts
Mégayacht
(5(5 B€)€)
Mds
Defence
Défense Merchant
Navires
maintenance
maintenance vessels
marchands
(15Mds
(15 B€) €) (75Mds
(75 B€)€)
3%
6%
Repairs
Réparation
Maintenance 8%
Retrofit
Retrofit
(23Mds
(23 B€)€)
12% 40%
15%
Offshore
Petrol & Gas
Petrole
( 27(27
gaz
B€)€)
Mds
16%
Defence
Défense
(30Mds
(30 B€)€)
Source : GICAN (NB : il faut ajouter à ces chiffres environ 15 milliards pour la plaisance grand-public)
SourceRAPPORT
GICAN D’ACTIVITÉ GICAN 2016-2017 / 17
GLOBAL OFFER IN NAVAL CONSTRUCTION
The principal countries for naval defence works are:
• USA: • FRANCE:
approx. $16 billion $4,5 billion
• CHINA: • UK:
approx. $6 billion $4 billion
• RUSSIA: • GERMANY:
approx. $5 billion $2 billion
NB: This is including new constructions, repairs/MCO, equipment produced internally by shipyards
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2 Exhibition profile and presentation
CREATED 50 YEARS AGO, THE EURONAVAL EXHIBITION Organised by the GICAN via its subsidiary SOGENA, the EURONAVAL
IS NOW THE LARGEST INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF NAVAL exhibition is the naval equivalent of the Paris Air Show organised
DEFENCE, MARITIME SECURITY AND SAFETY. Organised every by the GIFAS in the aeronautical sector, and EUROSATORY
two years at Paris-Le Bourget, the exhibition brings together organised by the GICAT in the land armament sector.
decision makers of navies from all over the world and all
the actors in the world’s naval industry.
EURONAVAL 2018 IS
more
20 000
470
more than
100
than Close PROFESSIONAL
EXHIBITORS to VISITORS EXPECTED
FROM 34 OFFICIAL DELEGATIONS
COUNTRIES EXPECTED
FROM 105 COUNTRIES
AND GUEST INTERNATIONAL
ORGANISATIONS
HISTORY OF THE EXHIBITION
1968
1st edition in 1968
Exhibition limited to the production of French materials evelopment of the presence of drones.
D
1968-
1992
intended for national and international armed forces.
2008
First participation of the European Union
as an exhibitor.
Création des Trophées EURONAVAL.
Open to the production of European materials
1994
The exhibition becomes EURONAVAL.
E mergence of activities in relation to protection
2010
of the maritime environment.
1996
EURONAVAL becomes a global-scale event. Creation of the dynamic demonstration area.
pening of EURONAVAL to maritime Safety
O
2002
reation of technological workshops.
C
2012
and Security activities. First participation of NATO as an exhibitor.
2004
Emergence of activities in relation to space. 50th anniversary of the exhibition.
2018
Creation of the SEAnnovation space and
F irst stand for State Action at Sea, led by the the “Navire des Métiers” for the French industry.
2006
General Secretariat for the Sea, bringing together
all the administrations involved.
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TRENDS FOR 2018
EURONAVAL 2018 IS FIRMLY FOCUSED ON THE FUTURE with • A retrospective tracing the most significant
particular attention being brought to strategic and technological technological breakthroughs of the last 50 years.
issues, to innovation and trades in the naval construction sector.
• The creation of a SEAnnovation space dedicated to the
• A more condensed format covering 4 days, with an most innovative startups in the sector.
international conference the day preceding the opening
as a preamble. • Promotion of the French naval industry with a “Navire des
Métiers”, to promote trades and training programmes in the naval
• An expanding exhibition (+15%) with close to 470 exhibitors. industry.
3 Retrospective for Euronaval’s
50 th anniversary
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH:
FOR 50 YEARS, EURONAVAL HAS BEEN THE PRIVILEGED
WITNESS TO INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGICAL BREAKTHROUGHS
IN THE NAVAL DEFENCE SECTOR. At each of its 26 editions,
an ever-increasing number of exhibitors come to present
their latest innovations. For its 50th anniversary, EURONAVAL 1.
10. 2.
FROM STEAM
will present a retrospective of the main innovations that have TO ELECTRICITY
marked naval defence and maritime safety. UNDERWATER NUCLEAR
Entitled “50 years of naval innovations”, the retrospective DETECTION
will take the form of a thematic fresco illustrating the main
technological breakthroughs of these last 50 years,
giving visitors the opportunity to relive this industrial
and technological adventure.
9.
NAVIGATION
3.
STEALTH
MAIN TECHNOLOGICAL
BREAKTHROUGHS OF THESE
8.
LAST 50 YEARS 4.
ON-BOARD
NAVAL AVIATION
CONSTRUCTION
7. 5.
MISSILES
MAN-VESSEL
RELATIONS
6.
COMBAT
SYSTEMS
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4 an international
conference as a preamble
TO BETTER MEET THE EXPECTATIONS OF EXHIBITORS The conference, organised in partnership with the Foundation
AND VISITORS, EURONAVAL has decided to shorten its format for Strategic Research (FRS), will focus in particular on the
and dedicate Monday, which traditionally marked the opening maritime ambitions of powerful States, technological innovations,
of the exhibition, to an international conference. capacity gaps and the digitisation of maritime space.
It will bring together high-level speakers from industry, ministries,
navies and think tanks, to address current and prospective
important topics of naval defence.
An event by : In partnership with: CONFERENCE Sponsored by:
PROGRAMME*
22nd october 2018
from 8.30am to 1.00pm
Maison de la Chimie,
28 rue Saint Dominique, Paris
8.30 – 8.55 REGISTRATION
8.55 – 9.00 WELCOME SPEECH
Dr Xavier Pasco,
Director of the Foundation for
Strategic Research
(FRS)
9.00 – 9.15 OPENING REMARKS
Hervé Guillou
CEO of Naval Group
and GICAN President
9.15 – 10.40 MARITIME AMBITIONS, (RE)AFFIRMATION OF POWER
- Moderator - The Sea in the Great-Power Ambitions
Vice Admiral (ret) Patrick Hébrard Alexandre Sheldon Duplaix
Associate Research Fellow, FRS Senior Research Fellow,
Paris War College
The UK’s Return to Carrier Strike Operations Chinese Navy and Military Shipbuilding:
Commodore Steve Allen from National to Export
Royal Navy, Assistant Chief of Staff, Marc Julienne
Carrier Strike and Aviation Associate Research Fellow,
Asia Department, FRS
Profile, Capacity, Partnership :
What Future for the German Navy?
Vice Admiral Rainer Brinkmann
Deputy Chief of the German Navy,
Commander German Fleet
and Supporting Forces
*Programme as of 17/10/2018 - may be subject to change
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CONFERENCE
PROGRAMME*
from 8.30am to 1.00pm
Maison de la Chimie,
28 rue Saint Dominique, Paris
10.40 – 10.55 2030: TOWARDS A RETURN OF COMBAT ON THE HIGH SEAS ?
Vice-admiral Denis Béraud
Deputy Chief of French Navy
11.00 – 12.30 TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS, BREAKTHROUGH
- Moderator -
Dr Martin Lundmark The Development of Combat Laser Capabilities
Associate Professor Dr Philippe Gros
in Military Technology, Senior Research Fellow,
Swedish Defence University FRS
Next Generation Naval Platforms and Systems: Integration of Unmanned Platforms
Science and Technology Perspectives in Surveillance and Interdiction Missions:
Eric Papin, Chief Technical Officer and Chief OCEAN 2020, the new pan-European
Quality Officer, Naval Group Research Project
Olivier Reichert
Towards the Global Dimension of Shipbuilding: Director of Innovation Programme,
Business Innovation, Technological Innovation Safran Electronics & Defense
and New Operational Scenarios
Massimo Debenedetti
VP Research & Innovation, Fincantieri
The Digitization of the Maritime Area
Jean-Noël Stock
VP Customer Support & Services, Thales
12.30 – 12.45 CONCLUDING REMARKS
Joël Barre
Chief Executive of the General
Directorate for Armament (DGA)
*Programme as of 17/10/2018 - may be subject to change
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5 A series of thematic workshops
to punctuate the exhibition
EURONAVAL WILL BE THE PRIVILEGED INTERNATIONAL SEVEN THEMES HAVE BEEN CHOSEN AND WILL BE DISCUSSED
MEETING POINT FOR CONTRACTORS, INDUSTRIALISTS, EXPERTS DURING THESE WORKSHOPS.
AND DECISION MAKERS IN NAVIES FROM THE FIVE CONTINENTS.
The exhibition is organising a series of thematic workshops that This programme is liable to change.
will allow industrial entrepreneurs and institutions to exchange The definitive programme and talk schedule will be available soon
on technological and operational subjects. in all of the exhibition communication media.
WORKSHOPS PROGRAMME
Tuesday 23 rd October Wednesday 24 th Octobre
JOINT OPERATIONS: AIR & SEA, AMPHIBIOUS, SPECIAL OPERATIONS CYBERSECURITY AND DIGITISATION
11.10am -11.35am 9.30am-9.55am
- CNIM - OPENING
Amphibious vessels COMCYBER General de Paillerets
Benoist Bihan 9.55am-10.20am
11.35am-noon - AIRBUS -
- FRENCH NAVY - Thomas de Menthière, Transportation Development Manager
CF Olivier Brossollet, 10.20-10.45am
operational headquarters of the Navy - NAVAL GROUP -
noon-12.25pm Cybersecurity and digitisation: Naval Group Cyber Offer,
objectives and adaptability
- FRENCH NAVY -
Patrick Radja, Vice President / Cybersecurity CTO or Patrick Hébrard,
CA Olivier Lebas
Director of research & innovation, Chair of Cyberdefence
10.45am-11.10am
12.30pm-1pm : WS synthesis on Euronaval TV - GATEWATCHER -
IT and OT detection probe implementation
in a restricted environment
NAVAL WARFARE DOMAINS: SURFACE; Jacques de la Rivière
SUBMARINE; AIR; MINES; ELECTRONIC
11.10am -11.35am
- BESSE Assurance -
2pm-2.25pm Designing rapid “cyber coverage for implementation
- ECA GROUP - in the event of attack
The «Anti Access / Area Denial (A2/AD)» operational concept Christophe Madec, Account director and Cyber Expert
VAE(2S) Christian Canova
11.35am-noon
2.25pm-2.50pm OROLIA -
- EXAVISION - R-PNT applications for military vessels
Non-lethal acoustic devices Stéphane Chèze, Business Development Director
2.50pm-3.15pm noon-12.25pm
- RTSys - - FRENCH NAVY -
Handheld Sonar for Divers CV Jérôme Augusseau, Cyber correspondent of the EMM
Dominique Ropert and CF Camille Girard, EMM digital transformation
3.15pm-3.40pm
- LACROIX - 12.30pm-1pm : WS synthesis on Euronaval TV
Missiles evolution VS passive soft kill decoys
Naval Responsible
3.40pm-4.05pm STATE ACTION AT SEA AND COASTGUARD FUNCTIONS
- HENSOLDT HOLDING GERMANY GmbH - 2pm-2.25pm
Surface and Underwater sensor suites INTERVENTION
Harald Hansen Secrétaire général de la mer
4.05pm-4.30pm 2.25pm-2.50pm
- STM – BAUMIND (Bahçesehir University) - - KERSHIP -
Naval Optical Communication Systems (Underwater&Surface) Law enforcement at sea & coast guarding missions
4.30pm-4.55pm Patrick de Leffe
- FRENCH NAVY - 2.50pm-3.15pm
CV Laurent Sudrat, - DIGINEXT -
army coherence officer - Navy HF Radar for maritime surveillance
Julien Montrozier
3.15pm-3.40pm
5pm-5.30pm : WS synthesis on Euronaval TV - TTT -
Water and salt filtration
Gianluca de Arcangelis
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PROGRAMME DES WORKSHOPS
3.40pm-4.05pm 3.15pm-3.40pm
- TELESPAZIO FRANCE - - SCHNEIDER -
Maritime surveillance using satellites Taking control of the digital twin
Henri de Foucauld Geoffroy de Labrouhe, National account
4.05pm-4.30pm manager defence
- THALES - 3.40pm-4.05pm
Maritime surveillance of large zones - NAVAL GROUP -
around the Alexandria project Shipyard of the future and the digital vessel
Jean Philippe Mantout Yves Dubreuil-Chambardel, Director of the pôle Capitalisation
4.30pm-4.55pm of Technological Heritage or Stéphane Klein, Project manager
- FRENCH NAVY - for Factory of the future
CV Jérôme Augusseau, Cyber correspondant of the EMM 4.05pm-4.30pm
and CF Camille Girard, EMM/Digital transformation - ACCENTURE -
Aerospace and Defence research,
5pm-5.30pm : WS synthesis on Euronaval TV thought leadership and capabilities
5pm-5.30pm : WS synthesis on Euronaval TV
Thursday 25 th October
UNDERWATER DRONES AND ROBOTICS Friday 26 th October
9.30am-9.55am REINFORCING THE APPEAL OF NAVAL PROFESSIONS
- FRENCH NAVY -
CF Jean-Michel Aumenier and CF Augustin Blanchet
EMM/deputy leader plans and programmes 9.30am-9.55am
- FRENCH NAVY -
9.55am-10.20am CV Sébastien Perruchio and CF Philippe Guyon (DPMM)
- PÔLE MER MÉDITERRANÉE -
The current state of R&D 9.55am-10.20am
Alain Fidani - NAVAL GROUP -
3D training simulator, a new phase
10.20-10.45am in skill improvement
- ECA GROUP -
Eric Lunven, manager of the simulation department
Decision-making autonomy of underwater drones
with Services management
Hervé Ott
10.45am-11.10am 10.20-10.45am
- SEA EUROPE -
- FLINDERS UNIVERSITY -
Speaker to be confirmed
Autonomous Launch and Recovery of AUVs
Professor Karl Sammut 10.45am-11.10am
- NAVAL INDUSTRIES CAMPUS -
11.10am -11.35am Dominique Sennedot
- TELEDYNE MARINE -
Teledyne Marine MCM Capabilities 11.10am -11.35am
Valentin Hanns - RÉGION NORMANDIE -
Issues and perspectives of naval training for a region:
11.35am-noon the example of Normandy
- RTSys -
Cyrille Lamisse, «Major Projects» task officer
Buried objects detection by acoustics and magnetics methods
Head of Strategy, Orientation and Territorial Animation
Philippe Chêne
noon-12.25pm 11.35am-noon
National education in the naval industry
- THALES -
Jean-Pierre Collignon,
Autonomous vessels and underwater
Lionel Collot - Thales D, PLM Mine warfare noon-12.25pm
Commandant Guyon
12.30pm-1pm : WS synthesis on Euronaval TV
12.30pm-1pm : WS synthesis on Euronaval TV
SHIPYARD OF THE FUTURE AND THE DIGITAL VESSEL
2pm-2.25pm
- PÔLE MER MÉDITERRANÉE -
Current state of R&D structuring in the domain
of construction shipyards
Christophe Avellan
2.25pm-2.50pm
- SURMA -
Shipyard of the future and digital vessels
Eero Järvenpää
2.50pm-3.15pm
- HULL VANE BV -
Hull Vane in future surface warship designs:
leaner, meaner and quieter
Bruno Bouckaert
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EURONAVAL IS THE SETTING FOR ENCOUNTERS EURONAVAL IS ALSO ORGANISING HIGHLY TARGETED AND
AND EXCHANGE BETWEEN INDUSTRIALS AND KEY BUYERS QUALIFIED BUSINESS TO BUSINESS meetings with visitors,
IN THE NAVAL SECTOR. to allow them to expand their sales & increase their
The exhibition allows industrialists to establish privileged companies’ visibility.
relations with hundreds of high level international authorities,
prescribers, buyers, programme leaders, coastguard managers,
customs, maritime police, international organisations,
research centres...
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EURONAVAL has created a Key Buyers programme to facilitate contactNAVIRES ETbetween
EMBARCATIONS PROPULSION ET ÉNERGIE
exhibitors, prescribers and buyers, in accordance with their respective needs and
INFRASTRUCTURES SYSTÈMES D’ARMES
ET BASES NAVALES ET MUNITIONS
in order to organise BtoB meetings in a privileged setting.
AÉRONEFS ET SYSTÈMES DE COMMUNICATION,
ÉQUIPEMENT AÉRONAUTIQUE D’INFORMATION, DE NAVIGATION
DRONES ET ROBOTIQUE GUERRE ÉLECTRONIQUE –
CYBERDÉFENSE
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more EXHIBITORS Inclu- FROM from COUNTRIES
than +15% development ding across
ABROAD the 5 continents
EXHIBITORS PRESENT AT THE EURONAVAL EXHIBITION
ARE FRENCH AND FOREIGN COMPANIES WITH LINKS
TO THE 16 FOLLOWING SECTORS:
Ships and vessels
SECTEURS D’ACTIVITÉ
Propulsion and energy
Infrastructures and naval Weapons and
bases ammunition systems
NAVIRES ET EMBARCATIONS PROPULSION ET ÉNERGIE
Aircraft and
INFRASTRUCTURES Communication,
SYSTÈMES D’ARMES information
ET BASES NAVALES ET MUNITIONS
aircraft equipment and navigation
AÉRONEFS ET SYSTÈMES DE COMMUNICATION,
ÉQUIPEMENT AÉRONAUTIQUE D’INFORMATION, DE NAVIGATION
Drones and robotics Electronic warfare,
DRONES ET ROBOTIQUE GUERRE ÉLECTRONIQUE –
cyberdefence
CYBERDÉFENSE
HYDROGRAPHIE, OCÉANOGRAPHIE ARCHITECTURE NAVALE
Hydrography, oceanography
ET ENVIRONNEMENT MARIN Naval
ET INGÉNIERIE architecture
MARITIME and
and marine
SÉCURITÉ environment
ET SÛRETÉ MARITIMES maritime
RÉPARATION, engineering
MAINTENANCE
ET DÉMANTÈLEMENT
OPÉRATIONS SPÉCIALES
COMPOSANTS ET ÉQUIPEMENTS DIVERS
Maritime security
FORMATION, ENTRAÎNEMENT Repairs, maintenance
ET SIMULATION SERVICES
and safety and dismantling
Special operations Divers components
and equipment
Training, education
and simulation Services
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SUÈDE 60% D’ÉTRANGERS DONT 30% D’EUROPÉENS AUSTRALIE
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8 High quality professional visitors NEW FOR
INNOVATION
EVERY TWO YEARS THE EURONAVAL EXHIBITION BRINGS
TOGETHER A PROFESSIONAL VISITOR BASE MADE UP OF EXPERTS,
During its last edition in 2016, the exhibition welcomed 129 French
and foreign official delegations, including 5 ministers and deputy
BUYERS, PRESCRIBERS AND INDUSTRIALISTS WHO COME ministers of defence and 20 navy chiefs of staff. Of the 80
TO DISCOVER THE NAVAL MATERIALS OF THE FUTURE. DISCOVER THE countries
STARTUPS DEVELOPING
with a military fleet, 64 were represented by an official
RELEVANT SOLUTIONS
It is the privileged setting for contractors, manufacturers, delegation. AND TECHNOLOGIES
experts and decision makers from navies from FOR THE NAVAL DEFENCE INDUSTRY
the five
continents. Customised visit programmes are put into place
for official delegations and accompanied by escort officers,
to ensure the programmes are correctly implemented.
EURONAVAL 2016 INCLUDED
MINISTRES
ET VICE-MINISTRES
DE LA DÉFENSE
129 OFFICIAL
DELEGATIONS
French
inclu-
ding 5 MINISTERS AND
DEPUTY MINISTERS
OF DEFENCE
and
20 NAVY CHIEFS
OF STAFF
and foreign
ALTOGE-
THER 64 COUNTRIES
REPRESENTED
BY AN OFFICIAL
of
the 80 COUNTRIES
WITH A MILITARY
FLEET
DELEGATION
GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION
OF OFFICIAL DELEGATIONS WHO ATTENDED IN 2016
30% CENTRAL ASIA,
SOUTH & EASTERN ASIA
14
16 %
EUROPE
21%
24
AMERICA
29
20%%
AFRICA AND
NEAR &
MIDDLE EAST
3
2%
OCEANIA
3
2%
MULTILATERAL
AND INTERNATIONAL
ORGANISATIONS
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LIST OF COUNTRIES INVITED AT THE 2018 EDITION
ALBANIA ECUADOR KUWEIT REPUBLIC OF KOREA
ALGERIA EGYPT LATVIA ROMANIA
ANGOLA EQUATORIAL GUINEA LEBANON SAO TOME E PRINCIPE
ARGENTINA ESTONIA LIBERIA SAUDI ARABIA
AUSTRALIA EU LITHUANIA SENEGAL
AZERBAIJAN FINLAND MADAGASCAR SIERRA LEONE
BAHRAIN GABON MALAYSIA SINGAPORE
BANGLADESH GAMBIA MALTA SLOVENIA
BELGIUM GEORGIA MAURITANIA SOUTH AFRICA
BENIN GERMANY MEXICO SPAIN
BOLIVIA GHANA MONTENEGRO SWEDEN
BRAZIL GULF COOPERATION COUNCIL MOROCCO TANZANIA
BRUNEI GREECE MOZAMBIQUE THAILAND
BULGARIA GUATEMALA NATO TOGO
CAMEROON GUINEA BISSAU NETHERLANDS (THE) TUNISIA
CANADA GUINEA CONAKRY NEW ZEALAND TURKEY
CAPE VERDE INDIA NIGERIA TURKMENISTAN
CHILE INDONESIA NORWAY UGANDA
CHINA IRAQ OMAN UKRAINE
COLOMBIA IRELAND PAKISTAN UN
CONGO ISRAEL PANAMA UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
CROATIA ITALY PARAGUAY UNITED KINGDOM
CYPRUS IVORY COAST PERU UNITED STATES
DENMARK JAPAN PHILIPPINES URUGUAY
DJIBOUTI JORDAN POLAND VIETNAM
DRC (Democratic KAZAKSTAN PORTUGAL
Republic of Congo) KENYA QATAR
DECISION MAKERS
AND ACQUISITION LEADERS
• Defence Ministers
• Ambassadors
• Secretaries of State for Defence
• Chiefs of Staff for the Armed Forces
• Chiefs of Staff for the Navy
• Senior Officers of the Navy
• Managers of national purchasing agencies
• Coast guard delegations
• Customs representatives
• Maritime police representatives
• Defence attachés
• Representatives of multilateral
& international authorities
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TION DES 34 START-UP PARFEATURES
CATÉGORIE D’EXPERTISE
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MATÉRIAUX
SENTATION DES / ÉNERGIE
34 START-UP PAR CATÉGORIE D’EXPERTISE
Erneo (France, 2009)
MATÉRIAUX
Conception sur mesure / ÉNERGIE
et fabrication de moteurs, génératrices électriques, et de
systèmes magnétiques.
Erneo (France, 2009)
Fiberneering (Pays-Bas,
Conception 2013)et fabrication de moteurs, génératrices électriques, et de
sur mesure
Impressionsystèmes
3D de pièces composites renforcées de fibres.
magnétiques.
Gamma Alloys (USA, 2008)
Fiberneering (Pays-Bas, 2013)
Impression 3D de pièces
Alliages aluminium utilisant composites renforcées
des nanoparticules de fibres.
céramiques capables de résister à
des ordres de températures variés.
Gamma Alloys (USA, 2008)
Alliages aluminium
NAWA Technologies utilisant
(France, des nanoparticules céramiques capables de résister à
2013)
des ordres de températures
IN PARTNERSHIPvariés.
Batteries à charge rapide à base de nanotubes de carbone (VACNT).
WITH WITH THE SUPPORT OF
NAWA Technologies (France, 2013)
Pytheas Technology (France,
Batteries à charge rapide2015)
à base de nanotubes de carbone (VACNT).
Systèmes piézoélectriques innovants et électroniques associées, pour les
domaines Pytheas 9 Technology
SEAnnovation,
de l’acoustique (France, 2015)
sous-marine, l’amortissement des vibrations, et la
Systèmes piézoélectriques
génération d’électricité. innovants et électroniques associées, pour les
a space dedicated to startups
domaines de l’acoustique sous-marine, l’amortissement des vibrations, et la
génération
STIRAL (France, d’électricité.
2010)
Conception
THIS NEW 200-SQMetSPACE
STIRALprototypage
WILL PUT THEde solutions
SPOTLIGHT ON de transfert, stockage,
STARTUPS conversion, et
REPARTITION
34 STARTUP COMPANIES THAT(France,
REPRESENT2010)
THE DIVERSITY
production
OF ACTIVITIES de
IN THE chaleur.
Conception
SECTOR, et prototypage
covering
BY COUNTRY
de solutions de transfert, stockage, conversion, et
vehicles of the future,
production
predictive maintenance, de chaleur.
communication, connectivity and 22 FRENCH STARTUPS representing 70% of the selection
cybersecurity as well as artificial intelligence at the service 12 FOREIGN STARTUPS
*pour vous rendre directement sur les sites des start-up, il vous30%
representing of de
suffit thecliquer
selection
sur les logos
of navies. The startups were selected following a call for (Germany, Netherlands, Finland, Switzerland,
*pour vous rendre directement sur les sites des start-up, il vous suffit de cliquer sur les logos
applications, in partnership with Starburst Accelerator. USA, Latvia and Cameroon)
The SEAnnovation space will be located next to the stands
N DESof theSTART-UP PAR
Ministry of the Armed NATIONALITÉ
Forces and the GICAN (French Germany
PARTITION DES START-UP PAR NATIONALITÉ
Marine Industry Group). The space will also host roundtables Cameroon
and pitches throughout the course of the 4 days of the
ançaises représentant 70% des sélectionnées Finland
start-ups françaises représentant 70% des sélectionnées
exhibition.
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For Hugues d’Argentré,
general director of the exhibition:
“The presence of start-ups at the Euronaval exhibition
is very much in keeping with the innovative spirit that
s Presse : has been at the heart of the exhibition for the last
Euronaval / Antonin Viole0e & Alexandre Borreil / press@euronaval.fr
Euronaval / Antonin
50 years. They will be able to trade with and meet Viole0e & Alexandre Borreil / press@euronaval.fr
potential partner companies, build their networks
and attract important media interest.
“
These are all ingredients for successful development.”
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PRESENTATION OF THE 34 START-UP
COMPANIES, BY CATEGORY OF EXPERTISE
MAINTENANCE / MANUFACTURING
Expert Teleportation (France, 2010)
Eco-Adapt (France, 2013) Hands-free tele assistance solutions
Predictive maintenance for experts to guide on the field
of electric motors. technicians from a distance.
Present on 23-24 SkelEx BV (Netherlands, 2013)
Design and production of custom Present on 25-26
exoskeleton solutions which assist
workers and reduce injury risks
for companies employing a large Farsight (France, 2015)
workforce in industrial fields. Virtual reality applications
Selko Technologies (Finland, 2017) Present on 25-26 for learning and training
AI company focused on automating for technical jobs.
the analysis of text-based data WH Monitoring (Latvia, 2017) Present on 23-24
in complex, large scale engineering Ground breaking solutions for the
projects. 4D measurement and interpretation
Present on 25-26 of vibrations enabling unparalleled
insights and reduction costs in both
conception and operational phases.
Present on 23-24
OPERATIONS ASSISTANCE
Physip (France, 2012) Diadès Marines (France, 2011) SNIPS (France, 2013)
Sleep and vigilance analysis Production of solutions for Provides a complete embedded
using brain activity. navigation assistance. vocal recognition platform which
Present on 25-26 Present on 25-26 integrates the recognition and
understanding of natural language,
as well as the detection of the
“wake-word”.
Present on 23-24
VEHICLES
- DRONES
- VESSELS
FORSSEA Robotics (France, 2016) Internest (France, 2016)
Design and manufacturing of Embedded systems of positioning
autonomous underwater docking and high-pression landing for
technologies. helicopters and drones in complex
Present on 23-24 environments.
Present on 23-24
Air-Ion Technologies DeepEyes (Germany, 2017)
(Switzerland, 2017) Disruptive video-based recognition
Definition of a range of helicopter-drones technologies using an autonomous,
responding to the upcoming demand EXID Concept & Développement self-learning algorithm.
of armies, marines, and civil security. (France, 2014) Present on 23-24
Present on 25-26 Management of innovative projects, SEAir (France, 2016)
notably in the field of naval defence. Specialized in making boats
Present on 23-24 fly using foils.
Present on 25-26
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Texys Marine (France, 2009) T-Minus (Netherlands, 2011)
Development and production T-Minus engineering designs,
of marine drones dedicated builds and operates rocket systems
to scientific, industrial, with training and radar calibrating
and military applications. Will and Brothers (Cameroon, 2015) applications in Naval Defence.
Sea Proven (France, 2014) Present on 23-24 Drone solutions for mapping, Present on 23-24
Design and production of defense, and agriculture.
autonomous ships. Present on 25-26
Present on 23-24
SURVEILLANCE
MONITORING
Mappem Geophysics (France, 2015)
Highly qualified expertise eOdyn (France, 2015)
in electromagnetic measurements Ocean monitoring through IoT,
Iceye (Finland, 2011) big data, and machine learning
UnseenLabs (France, 2015) and data processing in the marine Near real-time maritime awareness
environment. applications.
Development of electromagnetic and monitoring under all-weather
Present on 25-26 Present on 25-26
information services from space, condition using SAR microsatellites.
allowing for the localisation Present on 23-24
and characterisation of ships at sea
using the analysis of their
electromagnetic emissions.
Present on 25-26 i-Sea (France, 2014) Spire Global (USA, 2012)
Solutions of coastal observation Satellite constellation specialized
and surveillance based on the in AIS signal monitoring for ship
aggregation of multisource data Toposens (Germany, 2015) tracking around the globe and
measured by drones Development of a 3D ultrasound in weather forecasts based
SINAY (France, 2008) (aerial and aquatic). sensor capable of detecting, on GPS radio occultation.
Big Data solutions to maritime Present on 25-26 counting, and tracking objects and Present on 25-26
surveillance. people using the principle
Present on 25-26 of echolocation.
Present on 23-24
COMMUNICATION
CYBERSECURITY
R3 Communications (Germany, 2015) Prove & Run (France, 2009)
Development of low-latency and Solutions to the security challenges
high-reliability wireless communication linked to the deployment of connected
solutions meeting the highest industrial devices and of the Internet of Things (IoT).
Internet of Things (IoT) requirements. Present on 23-24
Present on 23-24
MATERIALS
ENERGY
NAWA Technologies (France, 2013)
Rapid charging batteries made
STIRAL (France, 2010)
of carbon nanotubes (VACNT).
Design and prototyping of solutions
Present on 25-26
for heat transfer, storage,
conversion and production.
Pytheas Technology (France, 2015) Present on 25-26
Design of innovative piezoelectric
systems and of their associated
electronics in the field of underwater Erneo (France, 2009)
acoustics, vibration damping, and Fiberneering (Netherlands, 2013) Tailored designing and manufacturing
electricity generation. 3D printed fibre reinforced of motors, electric generators,
Present on 25-26 composite parts. and magnetic systems.
Present on 23-24 Present on 23-24
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10 The French naval sector
launches its “navire des métiers”
TECHNOLOGIES OF THE FUTURE ARE INCREASINGLY PRESENT IN Arising from the growth of this industry is an increasing need for
THE NAVAL CONSTRUCTION SECTOR, CREATING NEW TRADES FOR welders, electricians, mechatronicians etc. These trades make up
WHICH TRAINING PROGRAMMES DO NOT YET EXIST. the core target of the “Navire des métiers” - the first opus of a
vast project focusing on employment and training.
THE NECESSITY TO PROMOTE
TRADES IN NAVAL CONSTRUCTION
FIRMLY FOCUSED ON THE FUTURE, THE FRENCH NAVAL This is why the French Maritime Industry Group (GICAN) is joining
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IS CURRENTLY UNDERGOING A the Campus of Naval Industries to launch the Trade vessel for the
BOOST IN ITS ACTIVITY, WHICH IS BEING MET BY RECRUITMENT 2018 edition of the Euronaval exhibition in Paris-Le Bourget on the
DIFFICULTIES. Trades linked to new technologies - cybersecurity, 25th and 26th of October 2018.
virtual reality, data science - do not yet have suitable training Employment and training questions thus constitute a major
programmes, and professions in production - welders, issue for the industry, which wishes to attract young graduates
mechatronicians, electricians - are suffering from low appeal. towards these trades. By 2020 1,000 technician positions will
Yet the sector is hiring and is offering young graduates career be made available every year in the naval construction and
prospects that meet the needs of innovation in the naval repair sectors alone, within the companies in the Campus of
industry. Naval Industries: Naval Group, Piriou, CMN and Les Chantiers de
l’Atlantique. In order to fill these positions, the first step is to
increase awareness of the sector, the variety of its trades and
career prospects.
LAUNCH OF THE TRADE VESSEL
THE TRADE VESSEL IS THE FIRST PHASE OF A VAST PROJECT
TO PROMOTE TRADES AND CAREERS IN NAVAL CONSTRUCTION.
This launch will mobilise industrialists who are recruiting,
training organisations, local youth centres, job centres, regions
and the State to work together to promote the sector and
stimulate new career interests.
Traditionally reserved for professionals in the defence sector,
the Euronaval exhibition will consequently open its doors to
pupils and students who wish to learn more about this industry
with a promising future.
Destined to travel across France, the Trade vessel has been
designed using two shipping containers that have been
fitted to welcome the public. At the Euronaval exhibition, the
360-sqm space will give visitors the opportunity to discover
“future focused” and “high tension” trades, to exchange with
professionals and also meet industrialists and to try out virtual
maintenance on a frigate thanks to the Ship Inside device.
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MARITIME EMPLOYMENT FIGURES *Source Pôle Emploi Maritime
**Source GICAN
IN FRANCE
THE NAVAL INDUSTRY
REPRESENTS:
42 OOO
DIRECT JOBS THE TURNOVER OF THE
FRENCH NAVAL INDUSTRY
SHOULD EXCEED:
MORE
THAN 10 000
12
STUDENTS ENTERED TRAINING
550
MORE BILLION
PROGRAMMES IN 2017
THAN EUROS
IN THE NAVAL CONSTRUCTION
BUSINESSES FROM 2020
AND MAINTENANCE SECTOR*
ONWARDS**
AND A TURNOVER OF:
9,5 BILLION
EUROS**
THE OBJECTIVE OF THE TRADE VESSEL IS THUS TO GIVE The “Navire des métiers” is both a space for recruitment and
INDUSTRIALISTS, STUDENTS, EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS a place for discovery and orientation, to become familiar with
AND PARTNER INSTITUTIONS THE OPPORTUNITY TO MEET EACH the diversity of trades in the naval sector, to exchange with
OTHER. professionals and meet recruiting companies.
THE TRADE VESSEL IS STRUCTURED
AROUND SEVERAL SPACES
Discover the leading professions that are
TRADE
recruiting in the industry and meet the men and
SPACE women who are shaping tomorrow’s naval industry
ORIENTATION Exchange with company HR
& RECRUITMENT departments and set your sights
SPACE on a dynamic sector
V I RT UA L Meet professionals and discover
Immerse yourself in GUI DE D VI SI TS
R E AL I T Y products, innovations and technologies
new technologies OF THE EXHIBITION
SECTOR in the industry
GET YOUR 1,000 technician positions opening between
now and 2021 in the naval construction
CVS RE ADY! and repair sector alone
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11 Exhibition news day by day
Conferences and Think tanks
Highlights
Monday 22 nd Octobre Wednesday 24 th October
8.30am - 1.00pm EXHIBITION CLOSED ALL DAY LONG 9.00am OPENING OF THE EXHIBITION
> INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 9.00am OPENING OF THE BTOB MEETINGS
Maison de la Chimie Business meetings area
In partnership with : With the support of : 9.30am - 1.00pm WORKSHOP / Workshop area
Cybersecurity and Digitalisation
10.00am EXHIBITOR EVENT / Secretariat general for the Sea
stand F05
Opening of the English version of the French maritime
Tuesday 23 th 0ctober limits portal. (with SHOM)
11.00am - 12.00pm STARTUP session 3 / SEAnnovation area
9.00am OPENING OF THE EXHIBITION Introduction Keynote
10.O0am OPENING OF THE BTOB MEETINGS / SIREHNA | Olivier Doucy, CEO
Business meetings area Startups Pitches (3min each)
Sea Proven, Internest, Erneo, Exid Concept, Prove&Run,
11.00am - 12.00pm STARTUP session 1 / SEAnnovation area R3 Communications, Toposens, T-MINUS
Introduction Keynote 2.00pm - 3.00pm ROUND TABLE / SEAnnovation area
NAVAL GROUP | Nathalie Mercier Perrin,
Director of collaborative development and Open Innovation How to ensure the technological relevancy of long-cycle
Startups Pitches (3min each) programs in a constantly evolving world?
TEXYS Marine, Deep Eyes, Eco-Adapt, Prove&Run, Speakers
R3 Communications, Farsight, Toposens, WH monitoring, Snips NAVAL GROUP | Eric Papin, CTO & VP Innovation
iXblue | Fabien Napolitano, Chief Operating Office
11.10am - 1.00pm WORKSHOP / Workshop area FRENCH DEFENCE INNOVATION AGENCY | Bruno Bellier,
Strategy and Defense technologies
Joint Operations : Air and Sea, Amphibious, FRENCH NAVAL STAFF | Emmanuel Slaars
Special Operations
2.00pm - 5.30pm WORKSHOP / Workshop area
2.00pm - 5.30pm WORKSHOP / Workshop area State Action at Coastguard function
Naval Warfare Domains: surface; submarine; air; mine; 2.30pm - 2.50pm EXHIBITOR EVENT | ECA GROUP
electronic Conference Center Viparis
2.30pm - 2.50pm EXHIBITOR EVENT | ECA GROUP STERNA, a patented portable magnetic ranging system
Conference Center Viparis
3.00pm - 3.20pm EXHIBITOR EVENT | ECA GROUP
MCM operations with UMISTM Compact. Conference Center Viparis
3.00pm - 3.20pm EXHIBITOR EVENT | ECA GROUP OCTOPODA: A new concept of drones carrier ship
Conference Center Viparis
3.30pm - 3.50pm EXHIBITOR EVENT | ECA GROUP
Warships hulls expertise and control using ROVs
Conference Center Viparis
3.30pm - 3.50pm EXHIBITOR EVENT | ECA GROUP UMIS™ : Naval drones system adaptable on various plaftorms.
Conference Center Viparis
3.30pm - 4.30pm STARTUP session 4 / SEAnnovation area
A9, A18, A27: ECA Group’s AUV range for UMIS drone system
Introduction Keynote
3.30pm - 4.30pm STARTUP session 2 / SEAnnovation area LOCKHEED MARTIN | Sean Patton, Director Business
Introduction Keynote Development Littoral Ship Systems
SAAB | Robert Edlund, Senior Director Startups Pitches (3min each)
Startups Pitches (3min each) TEXYS Marine, Deep Eyes, Eco-Adapt, Prove&Run,
Sea Proven, Internest, Erneo, Exid Concept, Prove&Run, R3 Communications, Farsight, Toposens, WH monitoring, Snips
R3 Communications, Toposens, T-MINUS
4.00pm - 4.20pm EXHIBITOR EVENT | ECA GROUP
4.00pm - 5.00pm SOUTH AUSTRALIA THE DEFENCE STATE Conference Center Viparis
NETWORKING HOUR / Stand G78 & H83 Sonar detection of mines in shallow waters using
USV INSPECTOR
5.30pm END OF THE 1 DAY
ST
7.00pm - 11.00pm EURONAVAL GALA EVENING 5.30pm END OF THE DAY
by personnal invitation only
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23 > 26 October 2018
Thursday 25 th October Friday 26 th October
9.00am OPENING OF THE EXHIBITION 9.00am OPENING OF THE EXHIBITION
DAY 1 Navire des Métiers DAY 2 Navire des Métiers
9.00am OPENING OF THE BTOB MEETINGS 9.00am OPENING OF THE BTOB MEETINGS
Business meetings area Business meetings area
9.00am ATMA TECHNICAL CONFERENCE 9.30am - 1.00pm WORKSHOP / Workshop area
Viparis meeting room
Strengthen the attractiveness of the naval trades
registration at contact@atma-asso.fr
11.00am - 12.00pm STARTUP session 7 / SEAnnovation area
9.30am - 1.00pm WORKSHOP / Workshop area
Introduction Keynote
Underwater drones and robotics LEONARDO | Mike Clark, Responsible for Maritime and
Emergency Services Capability Development
11.00am - 12.00pm STARTUP session 5 / SEAnnovation area Startups Pitches (3min each)
Introduction Keynote SELKO, Sinay, Skel-Ex, Nawa Technologies, Air-Ion,
DEFENCE SCIENCE INSTITUTE (Australia) | Fiona Fletcher, Spire Global, Will & Brothers, Physip
Associate Director
Startups Pitches (3min each) 2.00pm - 3.00pm STARTUP session 8 / SEAnnovation area
SELKO, Sinay, Skel-Ex, Nawa Technologies, Air-Ion, Stiral, Introduction Keynote
Pytheas Technology, eOdyn, Seair iXblue | Jean-Michel Hubert, Lead System Architect
Startups Pitches (3min each)
11.30am EXHIBITOR EVENT | BRETAGNE POLE NAVAL Diades Marine, Unseenlabs, Expert Teleportation, I-Sea,
C41 Mappem Geophysics, Stiral, Pytheas Technology, eOdyn,
Seair
Shelti Breizh: launching of the 4th innovative shelter
4.00pm END OF THE EXHIBITION
2.00pm - 3.00pm ROUND TABLE / SEAnnovation area
Start-up & Innovation - what place in the Naval Defence
ecosystem?
Speakers
French Defense Innovation Agency | Massis Sirapian,
INTERNEST | Nicolas Sczaniecki, Chief Executive Officer
NAVAL GROUP | Béatrice Nicolas Meunier, Open Innovation
IAI | Nir Tel Oren, UAS and R&D manager
2.00pm - 5.30pm WORKSHOP / Workshop area
Shipyard of the Future and Digital Vessels
2.00pm - 2.20pm EXHIBITOR EVENT | ECA GROUP
Conference Center Viparis
Multi-influence solutions for ship protection
2.30pm - 2.50pm EXHIBITOR EVENT | ECA GROUP
Conference Center Viparis
Recovery of test torpedoes by ROVs
3.00pm - 3.20pm EXHIBITOR EVENT | ECA GROUP
Conference Center Viparis
Silicon Carbide (SiC) cutting-edge technology contributions
for submarines applications
3.30pm - 3.50pm EXHIBITOR EVENT | ECA GROUP
Centre de conférence Viparis
USVs & UAVs for coastal and harbour protection:
How to integrate it in conventional solutions?
3.30pm - 4.30pm STARTUP session 6 / SEAnnovation area
Introduction Keynote
IAI | Nir Tel Oren, UAS and R&D manager
Startups Pitches (3min each)
Diades Marine, Unseenlabs, Expert Teleportation, I-Sea,
Mappem Geophysics, Spire Global, Will & Brothers, Physip
5.00pm LAUNCHING OF THE CINAV
(CAMPUS DES INDUSTRIES NAVALES)
Navire des Métiers
5.30pm END OF THE DAY
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