Readings from remote sites, without the drive out.
Pressure, flow and level data from wellheads and pipelines, plus safety tools for the people who maintain them.
Common problems, and what changes
Remote sites are checked by driving out to read a gauge.
Readings from the office
Sensor data arrives from site and is kept as history you can compare over time.
Pressure drops and leaks are found hours after they start.
Earlier warnings
Limits on each reading raise an alert as soon as a value goes out of range.
People working alone on remote sites have no reliable way to call for help.
Help when it is needed
Workers can raise an alarm that includes their location.
An example
How a typical event moves from detection to resolution.
Usually tracked
Pressure drop
A sensor on the pipeline reports pressure below its normal range.
Nearest technician found
The control room sees which technician is closest and assigns the job.
On site
The technician arrives. Their location is visible to the control room throughout.
Closed
The fault is fixed, pressure returns to normal and the record is kept.
Other industries
Transport & LogisticsTrucks, trailers and cargo on long routes.
MiningHaul fleets, equipment and site safety.
Maritime & FisheriesVessels, crews and zone compliance at sea.
Government & Public SectorField teams, fleets and sites across regions.
Industrial IoTSensors and machines across scattered sites.