UK-based energy services company Wood Group and Canada's Librestream Technologies have developed a new wearable camera that can stream video and store data from remote locations, such as oil rigs. The Onsight Cube camera can be worn on the chest or head, or attached to a mono-pod to access more inaccessible areas. The cube is designed for use in offshore drilling operations where it will capture footage of workers at work while they are away from their workstations. One such solution is Wood’s eXpert technology which has been successfully deployed on behalf of major operators in the UK, US, Canada, Australia and Middle East on a range of projects including plant shutdowns, routine maintenance inspections, live construction progress reporting and factory acceptance testing. and 55C. Connected wirelessly via Bluetooth, the camera can transfer real-time audio, video and thermographic images from remote worksites to specialist staff at other locations. .
UK-based energy services company Wood Group and Canada's Librestream Technologies have developed a new wearable camera that can stream video and store data from remote locations, such as oil rigs. The Onsight Cube camera can be worn on the chest or head, or attached to a mono-pod to access more inaccessible areas. The cube is designed for use in offshore drilling operations where it will capture footage of workers at work while they are away from their workstations. and 55C. Connected wirelessly via Bluetooth, the camera can transfer real-time audio, video and thermographic images from remote worksites to specialist staff at other locations. .