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STRYDE · EAGE
STRYDE came to EAGE with a product that is easy to overlook: a seismic node the size of a drinks can, in a hall built around large equipment and large stands. Geoscientists, crew managers and acquisition contractors had to understand, in the few minutes a delegate gives you, that something that small could replace the cables, crews and vehicles of a conventional survey.
Insight
“A node that small only convinces you once you have held it and planted it yourself.”
State the proposition once, at hall scale, then hand over the proof. A full-height red wall carried a single line, three plain benefits broke down the claim, product plinths put the hardware within reach, and an orange panel issued an open invitation: have a go at planting a node and see for yourself.



A suspended banner and a full-height red wall carried “Affordable high-density seismic for any industry” across the aisle, with a screen beneath running the technology at work. Along the wall, three statements set out the case: low-cost sensors, state-of-the-art node receiver systems and fast-track data processing. Plinths put The STRYDE Node™ and the backpack deployment rig at eye level, and a sand bed let visitors plant a node themselves while a model acquisition vehicle laid a line alongside. A branded table-football table and a counter of headline numbers kept the corner busy between conversations.





Results
Hands-onA sand bed where visitors planted a node themselves
One line“Affordable high-density seismic for any industry”, read across the hall
Product-firstThe node, the receiver system and the backpack rig all within reach
Results
Project summary
A product small enough to miss, made unmissable: one red wall, one clear line, and a sand bed where visitors planted a node for themselves.
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