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Continuous field presence: over 30 Docks installed in operational oilfields
The pace of production across energy basins demands real-time responses. In oilfields characterised by vast geographical dispersion and high asset density, the capacity to obtain field data rapidly, repeatably, and safely serves as the foundation for guaranteeing operational continuity. At Uali, we have achieved a new milestone that consolidates our technological presence on the ground: we have passed over 30 strategically installed and operational docks in active oilfields.
This infrastructure deployed in the field marks a leap in asset monitoring efficiency, enabling high-frequency remote supervision without the logistical constraints of traditional ground transport.
Sheltered technology for uninterrupted monitoring
The docks installed on location act as sheltered base stations and operational management hubs for capture units. Engineered to withstand the demanding weather conditions of energy basins, ranging from intense wind gusts to extreme thermal fluctuations, these structures guarantee that the technology is always ready to operate at the exact moment required by the operation.
→ The use of automatic robotics for energy asset inspection
This strategic oilfield deployment enables:
- High-frequency inspections: By establishing fixed base stations in high-activity areas, frequent flight routines can be scheduled and executed to evaluate the condition of batteries, wells, and power lines without operational delays.
- Rapid contingency response: Upon receiving an alert or observing changes in field variables, units can launch from their nearest dock to conduct visual or thermal verifications of the area within minutes.
- Personnel care and risk mitigation: The presence of fixed docks minimises the need for ground crews to perform continuous travel across gravel roads or high-traffic industrial zones, directly reducing operational risk and the carbon footprint associated with transport.
Data intelligence powering production
Information gathered from the docks flows directly into our comprehensive platform. There, our computer vision algorithms process optical and thermal data to identify signs of uncontained fluids, temperature variations in critical equipment, or anomalies in perimeter fencing and safety components via automatic inspections.
_→ From inspection to detection alert. _
Once findings are validated, the system generates georeferenced alerts that feed directly into client workflows, ensuring that ground maintenance tasks remain preventive, targeted, and highly efficient.
A standard for large-scale coverage
Reaching and surpassing 30 operational docks in active fields is more than an infrastructure achievement; it confirms a management model that restores remote visibility and control to operating companies. At Uali, we continue to expand the coverage of our digital ecosystem so that every productive hectare benefits from the precision, safety, and preventive intelligence required by the future of energy. Learn more about our projects!
Diego Dabos
Business Developer
