From robotics to digital twins, asset tracking to predictive maintenance; IoT adoption is progressing in the energy industry
As we face the rising need to curb emissions and limit industrial carbon footprints, industries are increasingly turning to IoT solutions to help monitor operations and identify areas for improvement. With robots offering novel means of assessing subsea operations in the oil and gas industry, as well as a new era of sensor technologies enabling real-time data collection on asset performance, IoT is ushering in a novel awareness of exactly how and why operations are seeing losses; both environmentally and economically.
This year’s IoT World Conference & Expo in Austin Nov. 2-3 will explore how IoT can help businesses in the energy sector grow, and see significant savings in cost and emissions. Speakers will be discussing the key IoT platforms for upstream oil and gas operations; including how to use AI and connected devices to hone efficiencies and collect data, as well as how to harness wearables and mobile tracking devices to ensure worker safety and the future of smart grids.
A panel discussion on IoT and AI driving innovation in energy and resource production is also slated; with speakers from CRC and Phillips discussing how data platforms are being harnessed to boost energy and resources.
For detailed information or participation, contact IoT World Today Editor Liz Hughes at [email protected]
