Oceanology International 2026 | 10-12 March | London, UK
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High-performance acoustic positioning usually forces a difficult trade-off.
You either settle for a complex, heavy hardware stack to get extreme precision, or you choose a simpler system and sacrifice accuracy.
At Oi26, Advanced Navigation is proving you don’t have to compromise. Don’t settle for legacy sensors that drift or complicate your build.
Uncrewed & Autonomous System Navigation
Built for the rigors of A/USV and UUV applications, our Boreas FOG INS delivers strategic-grade accuracy in a compact, easy-to-integrate footprint. Ask our team about the EP (Electronic Protection) option. Available across the Boreas D Series and Certus Evo, it offers essential navigation integrity and resilience against GNSS interference.
High-Fidelity Orientation for ROVs
Discover why industry leaders such as Tamboritha trust our FOG INS to power their sophisticated ROV manipulations and high-fidelity survey tasks. Get the stable pitch, roll, and heave data you need to operate confidently in the most challenging subsea environments.
Subsonus Squared (USBL²)
Find out how we deliver Class II and Class III performance tiers for ROV OEMs, without the typical configuration nightmare. See how Subsonus Squared serves as the primary acoustic reference for your coastal applications, delivering accuracy with a simplified setup.
Stop by Stand K350 to see our hardware in person and speak directly with our maritime navigation experts.
When: 10 – 12 March, 2026
Location: ExCeL, London
Royal Victoria Dock, 1 Western Gateway, London E16 1XL, United Kingdom (Map)
Stand/Booth: K350
Website: https://www.oceanologyinternational.com/london/en-gb.html
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Oceanology International 2026
Oceanology International 2026 (Oi26) is scheduled to take place from March 10–12 at ExCeL London, serving as the global epicenter for marine science and ocean technology. This landmark event brings together over 8,000 professionals from across the globe to explore the latest advancements in subsea robotics, autonomous vehicles, and hydrographic surveying. A major highlight for the 2026 edition is the introduction of “COAST,” a dedicated sector focusing on coastal resilience and climate adaptation. Through a combination of technical conferences, high-level networking, and live on-water demonstrations at the Royal Victoria Dock, Oi26 provides a critical platform for industry leaders and researchers to drive the sustainable development of the blue economy and address the most pressing challenges facing our oceans.
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About Advanced Navigation
Advanced Navigation is a global leader in navigation and autonomous systems. By leveraging capabilities in software-enhanced hardware, every solution delivers unrivaled capabilities and exceptional performance across land, air, sea and space applications where GPS is unreliable. Made possible with extensive research, testing and vertically integrated manufacturing, the company has progressed into deep technology fields, including robotics, inertial, photonic and quantum sensing, artificial intelligence, underwater acoustics, and GPS antennas and receivers. Customers choose Advanced Navigation for rapid product delivery and unmatched technical field expertise. Headquartered in Sydney, Australia, with research and production facilities nationwide and offices globally. Advanced Navigation is an Australian manufacturer exporting worldwide. #JoinTheAutonomyRevolution