Hobeco
Hobeco is a Brazilian company founded in 1932 that supplies monitoring and measurement technology. Its team of about 50 engineers, meteorologists and technicians works with
BrazilAbout Hobeco
Hobeco is a Brazilian company founded in 1932 that supplies monitoring and measurement technology. Its team of about 50 engineers, meteorologists and technicians works with Vaisala, and systems are installed across Brazil and abroad. Product and service areas include meteorology, weather radar, hydrology, atmospheric sounding, lightning detection, air quality, renewable energy and analytical instruments, with applications listed for aviation and defence.
Hobeco is listed under Aviation Weather Services and is based in Brazil.
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View eventLAAD Defence and Security
Exhibited in 2025. Next edition 13 to 16 April 2027 · Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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