Categories ArchivesEngineering

Augmented reality (AR) can simultaneously increase the productivity and safety of workers in the oil and gas field. So there is value and a need to integrate Augmented reality in the oil and gas operations, most especially during the COVID 19 Pandemic. Augmented Reality (AR) is an emerging technology that is will definitely bring some improvements to the oil and gas sector by solving some key challenges associated with the times. AR is also breaking boundaries that seemed impossible to surpass, leading to new and exciting developments for industries. One of the most significant industries adapting to and realizing the benefits of AR is the oil and gas industry, which has accelerated the adoption of AR devices, wearables, and solutions in 2020. Here, we ...

Augmented reality (AR) merges the physical world with the virtual world. This is just as fascinating as it is technically complex – especially with AR glasses, which are coming into fashion.   These Smart Glasses are a new generation of wearable devices, and prominent examples include Microsoft Hololens or Google Glass. Smart Glasses combine (and blends) the virtual world with the physical world. These glasses are typically a new form of media devices. They are more than just wearables or a new generation of smartphones. They are not just “EyePhones”. Smart glasses are the future of media technology.  But the real question now is... How Do AR Glasses Work? Here we will take a full review of how Augmented reality glasses really work ...

Covid-19 Pandemic had a major impact on the operations of the oil and gas industry in Nigeria. In fact, the oil supply/demand imbalance is occurring in tandem with the depressed need for chemicals and refined products stemming from industrial slow-downs and travel restrictions in the wake of COVID-19. Consequently, the short- to medium-term outlook for most oil companies appears to be more challenging now than ever. That's why companies are paying closer attention to augmented reality for business continuity and sustainability of the oil and gas sector. According to NNPC’s Monthly Financial and Operations Report for January 2020, Independents accounted for 4.71% of national crude oil and condensate production, which stood at 60.80 million barrels as of December 2019. These operators, however, ...