OCEAN BUSINESS
BLUEPRINT SUBSEA, UK
Stand M14 Web:
www.blueprintsubsea.com Tel: +44 (0)1539 531536
Manufacturers of a range of sonar, navigation and positioning systems for offshore and military markets. StarFish sonar offers fully featured professional capability in the world’s smallest sidescan package. Artemis provides target identification and navigation for divers. SeaTrac provides USBL positioning and modem capability in a small yet powerful system.
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M14 SBG SYSTEMS, FRANCE
Stand: E4 Web:
www.sbg-systems.com Tel: +33 (0)1 80 88 45 00
A leading supplier of miniature, high performance & cost-effective inertial motion sensing solutions. Their motion sensors and Inertial Navigation Systems are ideal for ship motion monitoring; sonar, LiDAR, and buoy orientation & position; ROV & AUV control. Qinertia their new INS/GNSS post-processing software completes the solution.
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E4 SWATHE SERVICES, UK
Stand: M2 Web:
www.swathe-services.com Tel: +44 (0) 1872 275 642
Specialists in survey support providing the equipment, the people, the expertise and the technology to integrate with your marine survey. Their main principles include HYPACK, R2SONIC, SBG Systems & CEE HydroSystems. This year they will unveil the all-new Accession class USV from Unmanned Survey Solutions.
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M2 TRITEX NDT, UK
Stand: J5 Web:
www.tritexndt.com Tel: +44 (0) 1305 257160
Specialise in manufacturing multiple echo ultrasonic metal thickness gauges used for verifying corrosion, without removing coatings. They’ll display their Multigauge 3000 Underwater, Multigauge 4000 ROV and the new Multigauge 6000 Drone Thickness Gauge with Multigauge 6500 Drone, the first commercially dedicated multiple echo drone thickness gauge available worldwide.
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