Connect drilling data, equipment and teams. Turn practical field experience into knowledge your business can build on.
From field data and remote monitoring to equipment maintenance, team collaboration and professional knowledge.
Collect real-time instrument readings and historical records. Save data locally before synchronizing to the cloud or enterprise servers, with interrupted transfers resumed when the connection returns.
Explore field software →View drilling parameters, terminal connectivity and service status across rigs from the office.
Download office monitoring →Connect equipment records, inspections, servicing and repairs across web and WeChat mini-program workflows.
Organize people, permissions, documents and AI assistance so teams can share knowledge within their business context.
Open enterprise platform →Access professional knowledge, interpret technical material and structure the analysis of engineering questions.
Open the AI assistant →Bring websites, business applications, documents and knowledge bases onto your enterprise servers. Plan storage, access and operations around the way your company works.
Company network / authorized secure connections
Modules, remote access and backups are configured for your environment. Local AI models require suitable computing resources.
Combine large language models with drilling knowledge and enterprise documents. Make engineering references easier to find, technical questions easier to explore, and field experience easier to reuse.
Explore terminology, processes and engineering questions with AI-assisted knowledge retrieval and analysis.
Extract key points from manuals, procedures and technical material to prepare practical references.
Connect authorized cases and lessons learned with relevant questions, creating references that can be traced to their sources.
Integrate company material and access permissions according to the chosen deployment plan.
Industry knowledge × Enterprise experience × AI
For information retrieval and analytical assistance. Qualified personnel must review operational decisions against applicable procedures.
Separate collection, local storage and transfer to reduce the impact of network interruptions on continuous acquisition.
Normal data transmission does not require a fixed public IP address or inbound ports at the field site.
Persist raw data locally to reduce the risk of loss during disconnections or temporary faults.
Use encrypted connections and independent device identities for data transmission.
Separate data access by company, rig and device according to user permissions.
Enable remote maintenance only with explicit administrative authorization, separately from normal data transfer.