The Seacraft booth with their dual TAC1000 DPV rig was nearby but I didn't really feel inspired to take a photo.
Not all European - @Jon Nellis (Genesis) was highlighted on the roster of 10 major industry partners in a key maritime briefing.
In other news, the Program Manager for SOF Combat Diving (from the Program Executive Officer - Maritime of Special Operations Command) shared that the USN dive tables are changing. No further insight other than longer durations underpinned by lots of NEDU testing. Six months ago one of my workmates went up to the NEDU for a proficiency dive but it ended up being a lab rat dive. I don't remember the profile but I remember thinking it was pretty crazy. Not like some heroic, romanticized documentary of a SEAL Platoon lockout training session but more like, "Bro, I've done some crazy sh*t but that just sounds stupid. You have fun while I'll knock out a sexy Trimix profile down on the Atlantic side, oh by the way, much deeper than you ever dream of going and having much more fun than you'll ever have diving, thank you very much."
Lastly, Dräger is finally coming out with a new RB. I didn't have the heart to tell the vendor I wasn't impressed. There was exactly zero there made of exquisite unobtanium. I'd probably get excited about a Fathom if they're at the convention.
