Robotics has positive applications in the oil and gas industry, particularly in processes that involve great risks for workers, repetitive tasks or installation in remote areas that are currently monitored with Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things (IoT).

The robots used in these key industries for global development incorporate advanced technology that optimizes oilfield exploration processes, increased production in existing facilities.

They are also essential in the execution of repetitive tasks in dangerous areas, tank cleaning or the construction of offshore complexes, where human access and permanence are difficult.

Robotics in the oil and gas industry, when applied efficiently, can reduce unnecessary downtime. Without a doubt, aerial, terrestrial and underwater robots are allies in efficiently facing the challenges of the sector.

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Venezuela will host the Expo Tecno Digital, from October 28 to 30 at the World Trade Center Convention Center of the Hesperia Hotel in the city of Valencia, Carabobo state.

During the three days of the event, there will be presentations by specialists on topics that are on the table such as digital transformation, Internet of Things (IOT), fintech, blockchain technology, telecommunications, among others.

Expo Tecno Digital 2022 is aimed at showing the latest in technological innovation trends in the global spectrum. Exhibitions, talks, master classes, talks by national and international professionals on security in the home and the industrial sector, smart cities, as well as new advances in digital matters will also be included.

The speakers who will take part in the Expo at the Hesperia WTC Hotel in the city of Valencia include “researchers, developers, university professors and specialists from companies that are developing technological advances in various areas of software, communications, production systems and the like.”

Through the unique registration link, those interested can sign up for this event on innovation and technology.

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The companies TIM Brasil, a subsidiary of the TIM group telecommunications company, and Intersat, the largest operator of the integrated terrestrial and satellite network in the world, are working on expanding the “Sky Coverage service” project and incorporating new points in the northern region of Brazil in order to deploy 4G technology in the most remote areas of the country.

One of the objectives of the project is to develop coverage, which has more than 1,000 sites, to offer connectivity in a “sustainable way and without a network to the most remote areas of Brazil, where there is a lack of electricity network infrastructure.”

With the execution of the project, the companies expect to deploy the technology in all the municipalities of the Brazilian country by 2023. Sky Coverage will provide coverage to “neighborhoods, towns, highways and resorts, also using the satellite connection in remote areas”, expanding the reach of the networks with greater speed than the terrestrial ones.

In addition, they aspire to increase connectivity for the agribusiness sector, mainly for equipment and investments in the Internet of Things (IoT).

Digital inclusion in Brazil

The Director of Networks for TIM Brazil, Marco Di Costanzo, explained the importance of expanding 4G technology in Brazil, which will allow all areas of the country to be included in the digital world.

“Today we have the largest satellite backhaul in Latin America to support the expansion of 4G from north to south of the country. We want to accompany Brazil in digital inclusion with the Sky Coverage project and for that we have important partners, such as Intelsat, with whom we work especially in the northern region”, Di Costanzo highlighted.

For his part, Ricardo La Guardia, Regional Vice President of Intelsat, pointed out: “The reliability of the Intelsat network and its great coverage will allow TIM to provide higher quality services to its clients in these regions of difficult access and connectivity, in order to comply with the business objectives of the company and respecting its environmental, social and governance initiatives.”

He recalled that the company is responsible for “cellular backhaul in countries around the world, with fully managed solutions such as CellBackhaul in Europe, DRC, the United States and Japan.”

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Cisco has shared during the Mobile Word Congress event the details of its Private 5G offer, designed to boost productivity in companies, which will be provided through global service providers and system integration partners.

Cisco Private 5G is a managed ‘as a service’ offering that brings the private 5G network to organizations, simplifying its adoption and reducing technical, financial and operational risks for a full range of use cases. It includes factory floors, supply chain, universitise and corporate campuses, and hospitals.

For Cisco, private 5G “is not a substitute” for the investments that companies have already made in WiFi, Ethernet transport and management systems, but “a complement” to them. Therefore, its offer integrates with existing business systems, including Wi-Fi 5/6/6E, as reported in a statement.

Customers in the education, entertainment, lodging, manufacturing, and public sectors are already working with a variety of service providers and Cisco partners to deploy private 5G, including Airspan, Logicalis, NEC Corporation, DISH, Zebra Technologies, and Colt Technologies.

IoT and open RAN

Cisco has also announced an enhanced management platform for the massive Internet of Things (IoT), which will help service providers manage LPWAN/4G/5G connectivity for new and emerging use cases such as metering, medical devices and agricultural sensors.

Cisco IoT Control Center, which currently manages nearly 200 million devices across all licensed cellular networks (LPWAN/4G/5G), has added a new connectivity management suite, delivered as a subscription service to through service providers.

Cisco and Rakuten have also signed a strategic collaboration agreement to accelerate open RAN.

Source: dpa

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Zariot, the digital security brand, in association with The @ Company, presented a new data protection system based on the SIM card. This method will use encryption to ensure privacy in the Internet of Things (IoT).

In this sense, it was learned that both US firms made the announcement while waiting for the Mobile World Congress to be held from today until March 3 in Barcelona. During this event, Zariot will be present and will show the technology to the general public.

In a statement, the companies explained that this system is based on the Kigen protocol. In addition, it uses the subscriber identification modules (SIM, for its acronym in English), eSIM or iSIM to achieve end-to-end encryption. So you don’t need virtual private networks like VPN, portals or additional hardware.

“This flexible long-term solution reduces the costs of entry operation, but also those that occur throughout the life of the business. Something that companies often do not take into account when launching a new product”, said the CEO of Zariot, Dawood Ghalaieny.

Source: elsumario

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