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At BiiSensing, we connect technology with real-world challenges.
Industry events bring together the people, ideas, and technologies shaping the future of infrastructure monitoring. BiiSensing engages with operators, technology partners, researchers, and industry leaders to exchange expertise, explore new applications, and build meaningful collaborations.
From distributed fiber-optic sensing and critical infrastructure monitoring to energy, transportation, subsea systems, and environmental applications, these events help us stay close to evolving industry needs and turn innovation into practical solutions.
Discover where BiiSensing is connecting with partners and industry communities around the world.
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Delft, Delft University of Technology
BiiSensing sponsors the TU Delft geophysics chapter. Why fiber optic sensing in geophysics needs people who can read a DAS record, not just hardware.
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Rotterdam, Rotterdam Ahoy
BiiSensing at NEDS 2026 in Rotterdam: fiber optic sensing for defence and security, with gap-free perimeter coverage over tens of kilometers of fiber.
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Amsterdam, RAI Amsterdam
BiiSensing at OEEC 2026 in Amsterdam. Fiber optic sensing for offshore energy monitors export cables, subsea pipelines and structures without a vessel.
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Lviv, Lviv
Defense Tech Valley is postponed. What the summit is, from its 2025 edition, and how fiber optic sensing for defense turns buried cable into a passive…
Pisa, Dipartimento di Scienze della Terra
Notes from the first Fiber-Optic Sensing summer school at the University of Pisa, and what moving DAS for geoscience into deployed monitoring really takes.
Milan, Via Monte Rosa 91
Fiber optic sensing for gas networks: continuous leak and interference detection that supports compliance while cutting inspection cost. From Forum UNI-CIG.
Amsterdam, RAI Amsterdam
Fiber optic sensing for maritime infrastructure turns cable already in the water into a continuous monitoring network for subsea cables, ports and pipelines.
Rotterdam, Rotterdam Ahoy
Fiber optic sensing for hydrogen infrastructure: continuous DAS and DTS coverage across pipelines, storage and port hubs, over tens of kilometers.
Fiber optic sensing for transmission line monitoring turns the OPGW already on the tower into a sensor: conductor theft alerts and 20 to 40% more capacity.
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