Equinor is using Internet of Things ( IoT)-linked dry sensors to monitor wave conditions at the landfall for a gas pipeline on the west coast of Norway . The cloud - integrated system , made by divers , helps protect divers by collecting real - time data on the sea 's surface and can also detect oil spills . The enhanced safety , low maintenance and data availability make the sensors , which do n't get wet , preferable to traditional offshore buoys , unlike Miros CEO Andreas Brekke .
Equinor is using Internet of Things (IoT)-linked dry sensors to monitor wave conditions at the landfall for a gas pipeline on the west coast of Norway. The cloud-integrated system, made by Miros, helps protect divers by collecting real-time data on the sea's status and can also detect oil spills. The enhanced safety, low maintenance and data availability make the sensors, which don't get wet, preferable to traditional wave buoys, said Miros CEO Andreas Brekke.