Kormoran II<\/a>-class vessels and ORP \u015al\u0105zak, involving the implementation of underwater communications systems, cryptographic solutions and the integration of advanced navigation and communications systems.<\/p>\nEnamor\u2019s business model is based on\u00a0combining technologies from leading global manufacturers with the capabilities of Polish engineers and domestic integration and service facilities. This enables the company to\u00a0provide solutions meeting both the requirements of military users and the needs of critical infrastructure operators, the offshore sector and the maritime economy.<\/p>\n
Teledyne Marine and Teledyne FLIR \u2013 partnership for capability development in\u00a0Poland<\/p>\n
An important element of Enamor\u2019s display will be\u00a0the presentation of solutions developed jointly with technology partners Teledyne Marine and Teledyne FLIR. Teledyne Marine will showcase advanced hydroacoustic systems, autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), underwater surveillance systems and technologies intended for navies, security services and the offshore sector. Teledyne FLIR, meanwhile, will present its latest surveillance, reconnaissance and thermal imaging systems used by\u00a0armed forces, border services and critical infrastructure operators.<\/p>\n
The partnership between Enamor and Teledyne group companies is developing toward the creation of long-term industrial capabilities in\u00a0Poland. During the exhibition, the companies will present directions for further cooperation, including the development of service facilities, expansion of integration capabilities and the gradual increase of Polish specialists\u2019 involvement in\u00a0production processes, technical support and system sustainment throughout the entire product lifecycle. This approach enables the development of lasting domestic capabilities while making use of the latest technologies offered by\u00a0global industry leaders.<\/p>\n
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Hydroacoustics and underwater security<\/p>\n
One of the main themes of Enamor\u2019s presence at\u00a0MSPO 2026 will be\u00a0hydroacoustic technologies and solutions intended for operations in\u00a0the underwater environment. The company will present equipment including sonars, hydrophones, multibeam echo sounders, underwater communications systems and technologies designed for the detection, classification and monitoring of threats below the sea surface.<\/p>\n
A prominent place at\u00a0the booth will be\u00a0devoted to\u00a0the ELAC SONAR portfolio, one of the most recognizable brands in\u00a0the European hydroacoustic sector. The company has more than a\u00a0century of experience in\u00a0designing and manufacturing sonars, underwater communications systems and echo sounders used by\u00a0navies, research institutions and operators of maritime infrastructure.<\/p>\n
An important development for the European hydroacoustic market was the announcement of an agreement between ELAC SONAR and Saab concerning the implementation of sonar solutions under the Orka program for the Polish Navy. This partnership forms part of a\u00a0broader trend toward building industrial and technological capabilities in\u00a0Europe, particularly in\u00a0the context of protecting subsea infrastructure and developing modern naval capabilities.<\/p>\n
At the same time, cooperation is being developed between Gda\u0144sk University of Technology, ELAC SONAR and Enamor, with the aim of conducting joint research and development projects, expanding scientific expertise and educating future specialists in\u00a0maritime and hydroacoustic technologies. The initiative is intended to\u00a0create the foundation for establishing in\u00a0Poland one of the most important competence centers for underwater technologies in\u00a0the Baltic Sea region.<\/p>\n
Critical infrastructure protection<\/p>\n
The security of critical infrastructure remains one of the most important challenges facing NATO countries and states in\u00a0the Baltic Sea region. Experience from recent years has demonstrated the importance of protecting ports, energy terminals, pipelines, telecommunications cables, wind farms and military infrastructure.<\/p>\n
Enamor will present solutions integrating information from radars, sonars, electro-optical systems, hydroacoustic devices and ICT sensors. By\u00a0combining multiple data sources, it is possible to\u00a0build a\u00a0unified operational picture and respond effectively to\u00a0surface, underwater and airborne threats. An important element of these solutions is also the experience gained during projects related to\u00a0the protection of energy and maritime infrastructure, as\u00a0well as\u00a0the development of systems supporting the decision-making process of operators responsible for the security of strategic facilities.<\/p>\n
Enamor invites visitors to\u00a0its booth<\/p>\n
The Enamor booth, located in\u00a0Hall 1\u00a0at\u00a0booth 1-A04, has been designed as\u00a0a\u00a0space for technology presentations, business discussions and meetings with industrial partners from Poland and abroad. Visitors will be\u00a0able to\u00a0learn about solutions in\u00a0navigation, communications, IFF systems, hydroacoustics, critical infrastructure protection, autonomous underwater systems, thermal imaging, as\u00a0well as\u00a0Enamor\u2019s proprietary WECDIS.PL and E-Sync products.<\/p>\n
For many years, MSPO has been the most important defense industry event in\u00a0Central and Eastern Europe and a\u00a0natural venue for presenting projects carried out by\u00a0Enamor for the maritime, military and security sectors. This year\u2019s company display will focus on\u00a0solutions supporting maritime situational awareness, critical infrastructure protection, the development of underwater capabilities and increasing the involvement of Polish industry in\u00a0the sustainment and development of advanced defense technologies.<\/p>\n
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