Feira de negócios

ONS (Offshore Northern Seas)

From Stavanger to the World.

24 a 27 de agosto de 2026

7380, saguão 7

Sobre o evento

Helping Shape How Offshore Work is Planned, Piloted, and Performed

For decades, Stavanger has been at the center of offshore innovation. Today, lessons learned from pioneering remote operations programs in Norway are helping support offshore projects around the world.

At ONS 2026, join Oceaneering to explore how remote piloting, robotics, connectivity, and digital technologies are helping operators improve safety, efficiency, flexibility, and operational performance.

Whether you’re looking to reduce offshore exposure, improve collaboration between offshore and onshore teams, or explore new operating models, our team will be available to discuss real-world applications and lessons learned from one of the industry’s largest remote operations programs.

Visit us at Booth 7380 | Hall 7

 

Where Remote Operations Become Real

Remote operations are transforming how offshore work gets done.

What began as a pioneering vision has evolved into a proven operating model supporting subsea operations across multiple regions and asset types. Today, remote piloting and onshore operations centers are helping operators improve decision-making, optimize resources, enhance safety, and support more efficient offshore operations.

Visit our stand to learn how Oceaneering is helping customers advance offshore operations through:

  • Remote subsea piloting
  • Centros de operações remotas em terra (OROCs)
  • Human-centered ROV operations
  • Robotics and automation
  • Connectivity and digital technologies
  • Operational intelligence and decision support

Data

24 a 27 de agosto de 2026

Tempo

9h30min - 17h30min

Endereço

Stavanger, Noruega
Obter direções

Cabine

7380, saguão 7

Featured Technical Presentations

Tuesday, August 25

10:00–12:00

Hall 5 | Room 3

Nick Rouge

Optimising ROV Pilot Performance Through Neuroergonomics

Nick Rouge | Gerente de Produto de Robótica Submarina

As offshore operations become increasingly complex, the role of the pilot remains critical to mission success. This presentation explores how neuroergonomics, workstation design, visualization technologies, and simulation can help improve situational awareness, reduce workload, and support overall pilot performance. Attendees will gain insight into how human-centered design principles can enhance operational readiness and support the future of remote operations.

Wednesday, August 26

10:00–12:00

Hall 5 | Room 3

Profile image of Chris Lyon Remote Services Strategic Manager at Oceaneering

The Courage to Operate from Shore: Lessons from 100,000+ Hours of Remote Subsea Piloting

Chris Lyon | Remote Services Strategic Manager

Remote subsea piloting is no longer a future concept. It is an operational reality.

Drawing on lessons learned from more than 100,000 hours of remote subsea piloting, Chris Lyon will share insights from one of the industry's largest commercial remote operations programs. The session examines the technologies, operating models, workforce considerations, and operational lessons helping reshape how offshore work is performed from shore.

Join the Conversation

Throughout ONS, visit the Oceaneering stand for informal discussions with subject matter experts on the trends shaping the future of offshore operations.

Stop by to connect with our team, explore new ideas, and discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the offshore industry.