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Concern «Granit-Electron» presents cutting-edge developments at the International exhibition «NEVA-2025»

From September 23 to 26, St. Petersburg will host the XVIII International Exhibition «NEVA-2025»-the largest industry platform showcasing the latest advancements in shipbuilding, navigation technologies, and marine resource exploration. This event traditionally brings together leading global manufacturers, experts, and representatives of government agencies.

Сoncern «Granit-Electron», with its extensive experience in developing and producing high-tech radar and navigation systems, presents a range of innovative solutions at the exhibition aimed at advancing civil shipping and the development of the Arctic region.

At pavilion F3 244, the enterprise’s specialists will demonstrate unique developments that are already shaping a new technological standard in maritime and river navigation. Exhibition visitors will have the opportunity to examine product samples firsthand, ask questions to the design engineers, and discuss potential collaboration.

Special attention is given to solutions designed for operation in challenging climatic conditions of the Arctic, which hold practical value in light of the state program for the development of the Northern Sea Route.

The enterprise’s exhibition features:

• Unified information space of the Russian Arctic zone — a project based on a multifunctional, multi-band radar system, enabling the creation of a network of remotely controlled observation posts for monitoring Arctic territories.
• «Tersa» navigation radar — a solution for river vessels (up to 1,600 tons), ensuring safe navigation in challenging conditions: narrow waterways, channels, and limited visibility.
• «Irtysh-3C» coastal radar — a system for monitoring surface and aerial conditions in coastal zones, providing vessel tracking and detection of low-altitude airborne targets.
• «Laperuz» technology demonstrator — a system for plotting safe routes for vessels in northern seas, reducing navigation risks in extreme conditions.
• «Ocean-100» coastal radar — a solution for monitoring port waters and coastal zones, enhancing navigational safety.
• «Storm» marine surveillance radar — a system for large-tonnage vessels (over 10,000 tons) and monitoring ice conditions in the Arctic.

The showcased developments are the result of years of meticulous scientific research and engineering worked by Concern «Granit-Electron». They highlight the enterprise’s contribution to the advancement of high-precision systems for shipping and the exploration of hard-to-reach regions.