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EID takes portuguese defence technology to Eurosatory 2026 in Paris
EID, a leading company in the development of advanced communication systems, will be showcasing portuguese technology at one of the most important international events dedicated to land and aerospace defence, Eurosatory 2026, which takes place from 15 to 19 June in Paris.
“Eurosatory is an excellent platform to demonstrate EID’s technological capabilities, raise awareness of the Portuguese defence industry among key international decision-makers and stakeholders, and thereby strengthen our position as a trusted partner in the development of C4I solutions for armed forces and security organisations worldwide,” says Martin Bennett, Executive Director of EID.
“With a strong export focus and consolidated experience in national and international programmes, EID continues to invest in the development of innovative technological solutions that contribute to the operational effectiveness, interoperability and digital transformation of modern military forces,” emphasises Gregory Flippes, Director of Marketing & Sales of EID.
In an increasingly demanding international context characterised by the need for interoperability between forces, EID presents its portfolio of C4I (Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Information) solutions, designed to ensure secure and resilient communications in complex operational environments and to support decision-making with the best possible information.
The highlight will be the ICCS7 (Integrated Communications Control System), an integrated communications management system widely recognised for its flexibility, scalability and ability to integrate with different platforms and operational architectures.
Also in the spotlight will be the DCIS (Deployable Communications and Information System), a solution designed to ensure command, control and communications capabilities in expeditionary operations, and the latest intercom systems, including the ICC-401, developed to meet current requirements for internal communications in military vehicles and other operational platforms.