Ocean Business 2023 has just been held at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton UK and is a hands-on event for the ocean science and technology community.

The Impact Subsea team were exhibiting its underwater sensor range along with over 300 other world leading manufacturers and service providers.

Ocean Business 2023 – Impact Subsea Stand V26

The event was exceptionally busy and a great success with many exhibitors and attendees discussing increased subsea activities.

Impact Subsea offered attendees a sneak peek of the newest equipment, putting them ahead of the competition and will be launched in the coming months.

Ben Grant, Managing Director of Impact Subsea held a very interesting technical session which attendees found insightful and offered a chance for the exchange of ideas.

Ocean Business 2023 was the perfect event for a few of Impact Subsea’s global distributor network to get together. The Impact Subsea distributors came from Australia; Seismic Asia Pacific, Canada; Romor, France; ROV Expert, India; Pan India, Japan; Shoshin, Portugal & Spain; Ocean Net and USA; ECHO81.

Take a look at all distributors of Impact Subsea’s global customer support network.

The Impact Subsea team would like to thank all who visited the stand at Ocean Business 2023, they look forward to seeing you again at Ocean Business 2025.

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Impact Subsea’s first UK exhibition of 2023; Subsea Expo, has just been held at P&J Live in Aberdeen.

The world’s largest subsea exhibition and conference provided an excellent platform for over 100 exhibiting organisations. Exhibitors were able to showcase their capabilities, innovations and cutting-edge technologies to over 6,000 visitors from 50 countries within the subsea sector.

The event was hailed as a great success by all with many exhibitors and attendees discussing the increased subsea activities in recent months.

The latest underwater ROV & AUV sensor solutions were available to view on the Impact Subsea stand throughout the event. The company’s range of innovative technology included the new, high definition sonar on display for the first time in the UK. The ISS360HD is newly launched and compliments the underwater vehicle sensors offered by Impact Subsea.

Ben Grant, Managing Director of Impact Subsea commented;

“Subsea Expo 2023 has been a useful event to showcase our underwater sensors while discussing sensor needs directly with people in the industry. We’ve had many exciting discussions regarding underwater projects, challenges and sensor solutions.”

Impact Subsea would like to thank everyone who took the time to visit them at the event and they look forward to exhibiting at Subsea Expo again in 2024.

Catch the Impact Subsea team at the next event taking place – check out our home page for details.

In February, for the fifth consecutive year, Impact Subsea exhibited at the Subsea Expo conference and exhibition held in Aberdeen, UK.

All existing and soon to arrive sensors were on display, including:

• ISS360 range of Sonars
• ISA500 range of underwater Altimeters with a preview of the 11,000m rated ISA500
• ISD4000 range of Depth Sensors
• ISM3D range of Attitude & Heading Reference Systems
• ISFMD Flooded Member Detection System
• seaView Software for all Impact Subsea sensors

Subsea Expo is the world’s largest annual subsea exhibition and conference attracting more than 6,000 delegates.  This year was the first to use the new P&J Live Conference and Exhibition centre which provided excellent exhibition space and facilities.

During the event, the latest in the ISA500 family of sensors was previewed – an 11,000 meter depth rated ISA500 Altimeter with integrated AHRS.  The new ISS360 sonar was also previewed along with a second generation of the seaView software.  Many exciting discussions were held regarding underwater projects, challenges and sensor solutions.

Impact Subsea would like to thank all who visited the stand during the event and look forward to exhibiting at Subsea Expo again in 2021.

Catch the Impact Subsea team at the next event taking place – check out our home page for details.

Photos:
Top Left: Impact Subsea staff & stand visitors
Lower Left: Left: James Inglis, Curator (History) Aberdeen City Council Museums & Galleries.  Right: Ben Grant, Impact Subsea Managing Director
Lower Right: ISS360 Sonars and leaflets

In April, Impact Subsea exhibited at the Ocean Business conference and exhibition held in Southampton, UK.

Following a very successful event in 2017, Impact Subsea returned to Ocean Business with an increased sensor portfolio.

All Impact Subsea sensors were on display, including:

• ISA500 range of underwater Altimeters
• ISD4000 range of Depth Sensors
• ISM3D range of Attitude & Heading Reference Systems
• ISS360 range of the world’s smallest imaging sonar
• seaView software for all Impact Subsea sensors

With a new stand location at this event, the stand received a record number of visitors.  A large number of exciting underwater projects and applications were discussed.

Impact Subsea would like to thank all who visited the stand during the event and look forward to exhibiting at Ocean Business again in 2021.

Catch the Impact Subsea team at the next event taking place – check our our home page for event details.

Photos:
Top: Left: Ben Grant, Managing Director. Right: Alastair Mclennan-Murray, Technical Director.
Lower Left: Left: Craig Thorburn, Operations Manager. Right: Maxi Rafferty, Sales & Marketing Coordinator.
Lower Right: Impact Subsea sensors on display.

In May, Impact Subsea attended the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) in Houston, USA.

The highly successful event attracted more than two thousand exhibiting companies and seventy thousand attendees – making OTC one of the largest Oil and Gas exhibitions taking place worldwide.

This was the first year of attendance at OTC for Impact Subsea, which took part in the event as part of the Scotland Pavilion.  The latest products from Impact Subsea were available to view (including the forthcoming ISS360 ultra compact imaging sonar).

As always, the forth coming ISS360 compact sonar caused a great deal of interest during the event, with many technical discussions taking place.

We would like to thank the numerous parties who visited us on the Scotland Pavilion along with Scottish Development International for their assistance in organising the Scotland pavilion and the numerous networking events.

Lisa Mann, demonstrating the size of the ISS360 Sonar 

In March, Impact Subsea exhibited at the biennial Oceanology International event held at ExCeL, London.

Following a highly successful event in 2016, Impact Subsea returned this year with a significantly larger sensor portfolio and stand to present their innovative underwater sensor solutions.

All Impact Subsea sensors were on display, including:

• ISA500 range of underwater Altimeters
• ISD4000 range of Depth sensors
• ISM3D range of AHRS (Heading, Pitch & Roll) sensors
• seaView software for all Impact Subsea ROV & AUV sensors

Being presented ahead of release later this summer was the ISS360 miniature scanning imaging sonar – which obtained significant interest!

The company had a record number exhibition visits and undertook many exciting discussions regarding various underwater projects and sensor requirements.

Impact Subsea would like to extend it’s thanks to all who visited during the event and look forward to attending Oceanology again in 2020.

Catch the Impact Subsea team at the next event taking place – check out our home page for details.

Oceanology International 2018 Impact Subsea Photos: