Real-Time Streaming is SubC Imaging’s cloud-based software solution for remote offshore inspections. This software allows you to conveniently view and present live streamed video, audio, and data directly from your assets to your offices and operational teams or clients where you can make timely decisions based on relevant data, no matter the location. There is also the option to become fully autonomous by streaming video for remote piloting of your vessels. Â
There are a number of applications where Real-Time Streaming can be leveraged. SubC Imaging breaks down the various applications and how they can help make operations autonomous.
Real-time streaming service by SubC Imaging.
Broadcast Live Inspections
At its core, Real-Time Streaming enables shoreside personnel to observe inspection activities as they happen. The cloud-powered platform allow global teams simultaneous access to real-time information. This facilitates immediate collaborative choices. Alongside two-way voice communication, participants witness identical footage from ROV or diver cameras that inspection engineers view instantaneously.
Conduct Remote Inspections
Elevate Real-Time Streaming capabilities. Instead of merely observing offshore inspections, execute them remotely. This technology empowers inspectors to conduct virtual examinations with equivalent thoroughness as on-site visits. Information previously requiring weeks for offshore-to-onshore analysis now gets captured while remote observers actively guide operations. Such approach enhances efficiency significantly, while reduced vessel staffing improves financial outcomes.
Real-time streaming service by SubC Imaging.
Pilot Vessels for Remote Inspections
Beyond observation and execution, Real-Time Streaming facilitates autonomous operations by enabling video feeds for distant vessel control. This encompasses USVs and ROVs. Remotely operated vessels consume less fuel, permit continuous functioning, and minimize crew exposure to isolated or hazardous environments.
The Future of Offshore Inspections
Tomorrow’s offshore inspections trend towards remote and autonomous methods. Without instant data access, problems like leakages, equipment failures, ecological impacts, asset disappearance, or improper camera setup might escape notice. These oversights potentially lead to penalties, subpar data quality, revenue losses, or staff injuries.
Implementing Real-Time Streaming software involves no compromise. Clients monitor visuals and decide promptly, while inspectors collect and evaluate data. Simultaneously, this approach reduces expenses and prioritizes crew safety alongside environmental protection.
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