Naval technology, also known as marine technology, refers to the engineering, design, and construction of ships, submarines, and other naval vessels, as well as the systems and equipment used on board these vessels. The naval technology industry includes shipbuilding companies, defense contractors, and other organizations involved in the production and maintenance of naval vessels.

Naval technology is a critical component of national defense and security, with naval vessels serving a wide range of functions, such as transport, surveillance, and warfare. The industry faces ongoing challenges, such as the need to develop more advanced and efficient vessels, ensure their safety and reliability, and address environmental concerns.

Technological advancements are driving innovation in the naval technology industry, with developments in areas such as automation, propulsion, and weapons systems. Digitalization is also transforming the industry, with the use of sensors, data analytics, and artificial intelligence enabling more efficient and effective operations.

The naval technology industry also faces challenges related to cybersecurity, as the increasing reliance on digital systems and networks makes vessels vulnerable to cyber attacks. Addressing these challenges requires ongoing investment in research and development, as well as collaboration between industry, government, and academic institutions.