On the occasion of Euronaval Exhibition from 17 to 21 October 2016 in Paris-Le Bourget, DCNS will showcase a unique digital and high technology naval solutions offer to address the new generation of operators in the coming years. As a services and systems provider and integrator, DCNS is uniquely positioned on the naval defence market allowing its clients to obtain an unequalled level of overall fleet performance during the whole ship’s lifecycle. Over and above the high-technology products offered by the Group to its clients, DCNS places at the heart of its international development strategy the ambition to build together with them their naval and industrial autonomy.

DCNS teams will be pleased to welcome you on their booth at Euronaval, in Paris-Le Bourget. On the occasion of the Euronaval, DCNS presents its latest innovative solutions and available as of now on the ships and submarines offered to navies.

· SMX® 3.0 concept-ship

This new concept-ship is a submarine tailored to the needs of Generation Z. On board, 3.0 technologies, better power management, excellent operational performance in an unequal mastered digital environment. An emphasis on the system upgradeability allows constant improvement.

· The new 4,000t frigate by DCNS

The new innovative and digital frigate imagined by DCNS benefits from the French Navy’s feedbacks and the FREMM frigate developments. She gets high-performances meeting the requirements of the French customer. Meanwhile, she will fit the needs of international Navies clients.

· FC2G AIP – Fuel Cell: Second-generation Air-Independent Propulsion

DCNS has developed the 2nd generation AIP system using fuel-cell technology. FC2G AIP provides the best possible dive autonomy in total safety and easy support.

· Cybersecurity

The digital systems on DCNS’s future combat vessels will be protected by design. DCNS, as project management leader and integrator of the armed vessel, integrates cybersecurity over the entire lifecycle of its products and services, which are designed to be cyber-resilient.

· Naval integration of drones and shipborne data centres

As a naval systems integrator, DCNS has developed a new naval-integration system for drones on board its vessels to extend intervention capacities by ensuring a better interface with the platform. Furthermore, the Group has developed a new architecture for the management of data-system infrastructures aboard, called Access, to facilitate system upgradeability and protection. As for In-Service Support, DCNS has been developing “imaintenance”, a predictive maintenance to provide advanced support system and devices connected to the ship control management system.

· Command Information centre (CIC) of the future

DCNS is integrating into the NextGen CIC solutions that simplify and make more intuitive system operation and algorithm-based decision-support systems allowing better situational analysis.

· Control Room

In partnership with the French Navy, DCNS has developed a Control Room for improved integration of subsystems into the combat system, greater automation promoting high addedvalue tasks and greater simplification with more intuitive MMIs.

Australian Future Submarine Program : a significant step forward with the signature of the first operational contract DCNS welcomes the signature of the “Design and Mobilisation Contract” focusing on program set up and coordination with the Combat System Integrator (CSI). This contract will earmark the commencement of design activities for the future submarines program ( FSP) for the Australian Navy.

The Australian corner on DCNS booth will showcase the Group’s offer and activity dedicated to the Australian Navy for the next 50 years.