Prisma Electronics at European Defence Week 2026 and EURONAVAL: Spotlight on Space Technology, Maritime Intelligence and Defence Innovation

The convergence of space technologies, maritime intelligence, and Artificial Intelligence is creating new opportunities for the future of European defence. In this rapidly evolving landscape, Prisma Electronics participated in European Defence Week 2026 and EURONAVAL in Paris, as part of the Greek delegation organised and coordinated by the Hellenic Centre for Defence Innovation (HCDI/ELKAK).

During the “EDW Blocker: Pitch Session – AI, Quantum & Decision Intelligence 2”, Mr.Christos Giordamlis, Managing Director, presented the company's technological approach, focusing on the convergence of space and maritime applications. Through the LAROS maritime intelligence platform and the Greek MICE-1 nanosatellite, he highlighted how satellite connectivity, data collection and analytics, and Artificial Intelligence can contribute to more effective decision-making and enhanced situational awareness.

The Greek delegation provided a valuable platform for meaningful dialogue and networking. Targeted meetings with companies and defence industry representatives opened discussions on potential technological synergies, while participation in the EURONAVAL Reverse Pitching Session, featuring representatives from the Agence de l’innovation de défense (AID), brought attention to the priorities and emerging needs of French defence innovation.

Representing Prisma Electronics, Mr. Christos Giordamlis and Ms. Dimitra-Marina Giordamli, Corporate Affairs Manager, also attended the reception hosted at the Embassy of Greece in Paris, further strengthening connections and fostering dialogue within the broader European defence ecosystem.

The goal is not simply more technology, but greater value from it. From data to intelligence, and from intelligence to decision-making, where space and maritime technologies meet the real-world needs of defence.