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Oceanology International ‘22 Preview

RBR

Novacavi and robotics, iXblue also designs au- integrity systems and coastal monitor- tonomous maritime platforms that are ing accessible anywhere, anytime, on When a powerful ROV has to face tough increasingly ef? cient, economical and any device. The primary applications of offshore conditions, it has to be con- environmentally friendly. Miros’ sensors include wave and current nected with the proper reliable umbilical

Booths E200, E100 monitoring and oil spill detection. cable. This is why Copenhagen Subsea addressed Novacavi for its Gorilla ROV

Booth N450 new cable solution and Novacavi devel-

Kongsberg Maritime AS Kongsberg Maritime is a leader in ma- oped a custom neutrally buoyant ? ber

Nautilus Marine Service rine technology. With an extensive port- Under the brand name VITROVEX optic data umbilical cable for fast and folio of innovative and integrated prod- Nautilus Marine Service designs and noise immune transfer of data.

Booth N250 ucts and solutions, Kongsberg Maritime manufactures glass enclosures for deep delivers ef? ciency, reliability, ? exibility, water buoyancy and oceanographic in-

OceanAlpha and environmental sustainability to en- strumentation packages. Nautilus Ma- hance the business of its customers. rine Service product lines include: deep OceanAlpha, a USV developer and man-

Booth D600 sea buoyancy products, bespoke instru- ufacturer based in Hong Kong, is uniting ment enclosures, housings for cameras with its French distributor, Cadden, to and lightning, ? bre connectors and heat present an enticing interaction space. In

Kraken Robotic Systems Inc.

Kraken Robotics is a marine technol- sinks, hard hats / frames for protection, addition to usual product displays, vari- ogy company dedicated to the design mooring equipment, and optical domes. ous high-tech elements are introduced to and production of synthetic aperture maximize the visitor experience. Browse

Booth A201 sonar (SAS) sensors, subsea batteries, 3D product models through an interac- and underwater robotic systems includ- tive screen, or video-chat with a repre-

NORBIT Subsea ing launch and recovery systems. In July NORBIT Subsea designs and develops sentative from the Hong Kong of? ce to 2021, Kraken acquired PanGeo Subsea, wideband multibeam sonars for bathy- get ? rst-hand R&D updates and techni- a leading services company specializing metric applications, forward-looking cal advice. Also enjoy the fun of driv- in high-resolution 3D acoustic imaging applications, as well as advanced sub- ing a USV in person at their waterfront solutions for the sub-seabed. Kraken is sea leakage detection. At Oi, NORBIT demonstration, held from 11:30 to 12:00 ranked as a Top 100 marine tech com- together with Port of London Authority every day in CABIN 1 at the dockside.

Booth G450 pany by Marine Technology Reporter. (PLA), will welcome you aboard SV

Booth D250 Thame – one of PLA’s dedicated sur-

RBR vey vessels. Built in 2011, Thame is a 14.25m catamaran now prepared for live Since 1973, RBR has been designing

Miros

Miros specializes in measuring the ocean NORBIT demonstrations showing the and manufacturing oceanographic in- surface. We develop innovative sensor new WINGHEAD i80S model, which struments in Ottawa, Canada. From the technology and systems for environmen- is characterised as an Ultra High-Reso- ocean abyss to the polar ice cap, our sen- tal monitoring to the global offshore and lution Integrated 3D & 4D Active Mo- sors track water parameters: tempera- maritime industry. Miros’ portfolio of tion Stabilized Bathymetric Multibeam ture, depth, salinity, dissolved gases, pH, dry, IoT-enabled and cloud-integrated System. In addition, the data acquisition and many others. Visit the RBR booth sensors provides accurate, real-time data software NORBIT DCT will be shown, at Oi to see new innovations in CTD for weather sensitive operations off- and NORdredge solutions discussed. technology, biogeochemical sensors,

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