Clarus Subsea Integrity, an Acteon company, has developed the iCUE digital anomaly detection app, a technology that allows users to identify issues in subsea risers, pipelines and moorings. The app is being used by oil companies around the world as part of their risk management programs. "Cutting the cost of detecting anomalies in subsea assets is a vital element of Acteon’s strategy to reduce overall ownership costs by 30%", said Paul Alcock, executive vp at Acteon.
Clarus Subsea Integrity, an Acteon company, has developed the iCUE digital anomaly detection app, a technology that allows users to identify issues in subsea risers, pipelines and moorings. By assessing the footage using machine learning and image analysis, the app helps locate issues at least 10 times faster than manual review, and responds by offering an engineering report. "Cutting the cost of detecting anomalies in subsea assets is a vital element of Acteon’s strategy to reduce overall ownership costs by 30%", said Paul Alcock, executive vp at Acteon.