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Scott Health & Safety – www.scotthealthsafety.com
Introduce their range of Safety products for Ships Damage Control, Escape Sets and the General Service Respirator.
Barco – www.barco.com
Barco provides reliable and high-quality rugged displays, deployable workstations, advanced imaging platforms and Common-Operational-Picture solutions. Barco will be promoting its latest visualization solutions.
Hamilton Hall – www.hamiltonhall.co.uk
Hamilton Hall supplies the COTS (commercial off the shelf) MoD approved LEO Through Life Support software solution. LEO is one of the very few "shrink wrapped" software solutions designed specifically for the rigorous requirements of the defence industry.
Klinge Corporation - www.klingecorp.com
Provider of specialised transport refrigeration. Contract with Australian Defence Force to design and manufacture 185 Refrigerated 10FT and 20FT Container Systems.
Envitia Ltd – www.envitia.com
Envitia will be launching the next generation of MapLink Pro. The new MapLink Pro includes full integration with Google maps, comprehensive spatial database integration, a fully OGC compliant WFS client interface to complement our already accredited WMS, and full motion video integration.
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