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Ocean Business 2025 Reveals Over 350 Exhibitors

With the countdown to Ocean Business 2025 well underway, organisers are excited to reveal more details about the line-up of exhibitors at this global technology and science exhibition for marine industries. The event, which runs from April 8-10, 2025, at the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) in Southampton, has already sold out, with more than 350 world-leading manufacturers and service providers confirmed to showcase the latest innovations shaping the future of ocean science and technology.

The three-day event is open to all visitors for free by registering online.

This year’s Ocean Business, inside the expanded exhibition halls and featuring a programme of training and demonstrations on the dockside, on board vessels and in the classroom, is expected to attract record crowds from around the world.

Visitors will be able to see the latest developments in transformational ocean technology, from autonomous vehicle underwater monitoring, next generation ROVs, ground-breaking advances in sensor technology, and much more.

Among the highlights this year, ecoSUB Robotics, a division of Planet Ocean, will present its range of advanced, affordable, low logistics AUVs, deployed in ocean research, offshore energy and defence markets, and currently supporting the Nippon Foundation’s initiative to map the entire ocean floor by 2030.

Sonardyne will provide insights into its recently launched shallow water dynamic positioning reference system, which joins the SPRINT-Nav family, the standard for underwater vehicle navigation worldwide.

European leader in naval navigation Exail will highlight its advanced systems offering precise navigation, safe operations, and real-time data acquisition, delivering reliable performance from surface missions to ultra-deep waters.

Norwegian underwater instrumentation pioneer Norbit Subsea, meanwhile, will introduce the WBMS X, the latest addition to its innovative multibeam sonar family, designed with ultimate flexibility to tackle the most complex survey challenges.

And from the US, Greensea IQ, a leader in subsea robotics and defence solutions, is showcasing its Bayonet 250 amphibious underwater ground vehicle, deployed by the US Marine Corps for safer and more effective explosive ordnance disposal operations.

Other familiar big-name suppliers, including Teledyne Marine, Kongsberg Discovery and Nortek, will be out in force alongside newer entrants to the industry to preview emerging technologies in this fast-changing space.

Cheri Arvonio, Event Director at show organiser Diversified Communications, said: ‘Ocean Business 2025 will bring together ocean technology trailblazers from across the world for three days of exciting product launches, innovation and ideas.

‘We look forward to welcoming both Ocean Business regulars and first-time show goers for what promises to be a bumper exhibition, with unbeatable opportunities for doing new business, sealing deals, networking and hearing industry updates. See you there!’

To see the full exhibitor list, please visit: https://exhibitormanual.oceanbusiness.com/exhibitor-list-search/

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