DAT-CON is exhibiting at EURONAVAL 2026 in Paris, France, where visitors can explore its integrated surveillance technologies for coastal and maritime security applications.
DAT-CON is presenting its integrated surveillance capabilities at EURONAVAL 2026, taking place from 3–6 November at Paris Nord Villepinte, France. The company is welcoming visitors to Hall 6, Stand B47, where its team is available to discuss surveillance requirements and solutions for maritime and coastal operations.
With maritime security and coastal monitoring requiring reliable detection and situational awareness, DAT-CON develops integrated observation systems designed to provide operators with a comprehensive picture of their surroundings. Its portfolio combines electro-optical sensors, thermal and day/night cameras, radar integration, laser rangefinders and specialist software to support monitoring across different operational environments.
The company’s solutions include the NEPTUNE coastal security system and NAUTILUS coastal surveillance system, alongside multi-sensor observation equipment and its SOVA software platform. Designed for applications including coast guard operations, border protection and critical infrastructure security, these technologies bring together different surveillance capabilities to support effective monitoring and informed operational decision-making.
Through its participation at EURONAVAL, DAT-CON is looking to engage with naval, maritime security and defence professionals, demonstrating how its integrated approach can address evolving surveillance requirements.
DAT-CON is exhibiting at EURONAVAL 2026, 3-6 November, Hall 6, Stand B47.
