GMV showcases key technological solutions for Europe’s defence challenges at Eurosatory

GMV has taken part at Eurosatory 2026, a major event in the international defence and security calendar held in Paris, France, from June 15 to 19. Leading companies, government institutions, armed forces, and international organizations gathered to present the latest technological innovations designed to address current and future defence challenges.

GMV was present at the Spanish Pavilion in Hall 6, Stand H219, where it displayed its technological solutions for the defence, space, and security sectors. 

At this year’s event, GMV has highlighted its multidomain command and control and JISR capabilities, developed under the DOMINIA initiative and complemented by cross-domain solutions for secure, cross-network information exchange. Together, GMV’s proprietary solutions provide situational awareness in all operational domains: land, maritime, air, space, cyber, and cognitive.

GMV also showcased its Isnav family of resilient navigation and timing reference systems, integrated into platforms such as the 8x8 wheeled combat vehicle. Other featured technologies included a vehicle battery charger and SBT, a tactical connectivity solution that enables IP communications in tactical environments.

Also on display were GMV’s solutions for dismounted soldiers, including the CBS energy management system and the LGB 11 ultra-rugged minicomputer, both engineered to operate in demanding environments where optimizing size, weight, power, and cost (SWaP-C) is critical.

Finally, the company exhibited its simulator solution for L3Harris WESCAM MX EO/IR systems.

In addition, GMV brought key insights to the panel discussion “Restoring the frontline: Innovations for safer operations in heavily explosive contaminated environments.” Representing the company was Begoña Rojo, European Programs and Institutional Relations Manager, who outlined the strides achieved under a GMV-led European Defence Fund project.

The discussion explored how Europe can develop advanced systems for detecting and neutralizing landmines and unexploded ordnance, helping increase operational safety while bolstering European strategic autonomy.

Through its participation at Eurosatory, GMV reaffirmed its commitment to technological innovation and further strengthened its position as a trusted strategic partner in the defence, space, and security sectors, contributing to the development of advanced capabilities to tackle the operational challenges that lie ahead.