From 3 to 6 November, we were at Euronaval 2026, one of the major international naval defence events. Four intense days, packed with meetings, demonstrations and new discoveries, from which we return feeling very enthusiastic!

This year, we were delighted to take part in the exhibition thanks to the support of Orange, who supported us throughout this process, and to be hosted at Naval Group’s SEAnnovation stand.

For a company like MOABI, being able to showcase its technology in such a setting, alongside major players in the naval defence sector, is a source of real pride. It is also a wonderful opportunity to introduce our expertise to those who design, integrate and operate the naval systems of today and tomorrow.

Fascinating encounters and feedback that’s a real pleasure to receive

Over the course of these four days, we had the opportunity to engage with numerous industry representatives, representatives from the Navy, foreign delegations, officials from the Directorate General of Armaments (DGA), as well as partners and potential future clients.

The discussions were as varied as they were interesting, with one common thread: the growing importance of cybersecurity in systems that are becoming ever more complex and reliant on software.

We also carried out numerous demonstrations of MOABI, and the feedback was particularly positive.

What pleased us most? Visitors appreciated not only the technical capabilities of our platform, but also its interface, usability and design.

This feedback means a great deal to us. Behind the platform is a team that works every day to improve analyses, enhance functionality and make complex technologies ever easier to use.

Seeing these efforts recognised directly by industry professionals is a real source of satisfaction and a great motivation to keep moving forward.

And of course, we’re also coming away with plenty of new contacts, avenues for collaboration and exciting business opportunities to explore in the coming weeks.

Cyber security: a key issue for the shipbuilding industry

Euronaval also provides an opportunity to gauge just how far naval technologies have advanced.

Ships, submarines, combat systems, on-board equipment and associated infrastructure now rely on a multitude of software programmes and components from different suppliers.

This complexity raises key questions: how can we ensure the security of integrated software? How can we identify vulnerabilities in equipment supplied by third parties? How can we maintain visibility over risks throughout the systems’ lifecycle?

These are precisely the issues that MOABI seeks to address, notably through the automated analysis of software and firmware, even without access to their source code.

The discussions at the exhibition were particularly rewarding, as they enabled us to test our approach against the realities and constraints faced by the naval defence industry.

Beyond showcasing our technology, this is precisely the value of participating in Euronaval: listening, understanding and working together to identify the needs to which we can provide concrete solutions.

An impressive exhibition, at every level

And then, it has to be said: Euronaval is quite an exceptional exhibition!

The quality of the conferences, the calibre of the speakers and the diversity of the topics covered were all top-notch. It was an opportunity to take a step back and reflect on the major developments in naval defence and to gain a better understanding of the technological challenges facing the sector.

As for the equipment on display, it was hard not to be impressed.

From combat systems and on-board technologies to drones, naval equipment and the innovations presented by manufacturers, there was more than enough to keep you exploring the stands for hours.

That’s also what we appreciate about this sort of event: stepping away from our daily routine for a while, meeting people who are passionate about their work, and discovering technologies that are sometimes far removed from our own field, but just as fascinating.

Many thanks to Orange and Naval GroupThis year’s Euronaval will remain a wonderful memory for MOABI.

We would particularly like to thank Orange for its support and for facilitating our participation, as well as Naval Group for welcoming us to the SEAnnovation area.

Being able to showcase our technology in this setting, in direct contact with key players in the naval defence sector, was a fantastic opportunity for our team.

Thank you also to everyone who came to meet us, watch our demonstrations, ask us questions or simply spend a few minutes discussing their challenges.

We’re leaving with excellent feedback, numerous contacts, ideas and, above all, a great deal of enthusiasm for what lies ahead.

Four intense days, a wonderful experience and new prospects for MOABI.

We look forward to seeing you soon to continue the discussions we began at Euronaval 2026!