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  • 14-03-2012 12:58pm
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    323
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    Anyone for Oceanology 2012 in London this week.
    Great show for anyone interested in
    marine technology.

    “Follow the trend lines, not the headlines,”



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    the keen edge
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    Didn't actual hear about this, from the website it looks like a good gig.

    Are you going? What's your area of interest?


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    the keen edge wrote: »
    Didn't actual hear about this, from the website it looks like a good gig.

    Are you going? What's your area of interest?

    Sorry for not replying, Phone broke no net access while over there.

    Marine institute and a few others had an Ireland pavilion there.
    Great show every second year, free to any with an interest.

    Interested in mostly ROV's, Survey, DP and positioning instrumentation.

    “Follow the trend lines, not the headlines,”



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    the keen edge
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    323 wrote: »
    Sorry for not replying, Phone broke no net access while over there.

    Marine institute and a few others had an Ireland pavilion there.
    Great show every second year, free to any with an interest.

    Interested in mostly ROV's, Survey, DP and positioning instrumentation.

    Yeah I see mention of that Ireland pavilion on the Marine Institutes website.
    Those two limerick guys at SonarSim seem to be at the cutting edge; and TechWorks too. Fair play to them both. It's great to see indigenous Irish companies operating at this level.


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