Reed Exhibitions, organisers of the Oceanology International Ocean Science and Technology exhibition and conference, are gearing up for the biggest event in the expo’s history with the staging of the 50th anniversary show in ExCel London, March 17-19th 2020. Registration has already opened for the event, which will see over 500 companies from more than 90 countries exhibiting across 17,000m2 of floorspace to an estimated 8,000 buyers and representatives from government, industry and academia.
“All of the elements which have made Oceanology International such an outstanding nexus for innovative ideas and profitable business connections over the years will be represented at Oi London 2020, but in even greater abundance,” says David Ince, Event Director, Oceanology International, Reed Exhibitions. “With Oi’s growing aquaculture representation both in the technical conference and from exhibitors on the show floor highlighting broad-scope new sensor and control technologies, delegates looking for the latest fish farming developments will have a lot to take in.”
Oceanology International’s status as an effective marketplace and an open, supportive networking forum for cooperative marine science strategies – a foundational principle from the first show onwards – has steadily increased Oi’s global stature and influence, leading to the launch of sister events in China in 2013 and the Americas in 2017. These well-received initiatives are due to be augmented with a new Middle East-focused Oi expo, commencing in Abu Dhabi in September 2020.
The packed and lively exhibition floor at Oi events always reflects the marque’s global reach, and the London 2020 show is no exception. Companies promoting their products and services will include Teledyne Marine (stands F100, G100), American providers of technologies suited to monitoring environments impacting aquaculture and fish farming; Hydro-Bios Apparatebau GmbH (stand K251), German manufacturers of smart sampling solutions for all oceanographic environments; Thelma Biotel AS (stand C500), Norwegian developers of acoustic telemetry products; and nke Instrumentation (stand C401), a French firm specialising in the development and sale of instruments and systems for water measurements and environmental monitoring.
There will also be double the number of companies hosting on-water product demonstrations in the adjoining Royal Victoria Dock than in previous years. Similarly, the addition of new Italy and Massachusetts pavilions will contribute substantially to the international flavour imparted by returning delegations from the US, Canada, Norway, Germany, France, Ireland and the Netherlands.
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