Intel Falcon 8+ Drone Transforms Inspections Conducted in the Oil and Gas Industry | Intel Business

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  • Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2017
  • Inspections in the oil & gas industry can be a costly, dangerous job. Learn how the #Intel Falcon 8+ is reducing injury risk and creating cost savings.
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Комментарии • 7

  • @dougthaler3989
    @dougthaler3989 5 лет назад +1

    Drones are also good for other infrastructure and bridge inspections. Good tool for inspectors.

  • @yohanecheverri7395
    @yohanecheverri7395 6 лет назад

    If the plant is working ¿How do you manage those areas that are classified for explosive atmospheres? ¿Do you have the proper Ex certificates of that drones to operate in that kind of environments?
    I do not think that any oil and gas plant allows you to perform any inspection without the proper level of safety.

    • @solen1849
      @solen1849 6 лет назад

      johan echeverri diaz the drone doesnt operate in indoor situations. The explosive situations are vented to atmosphere through a flair. If a drone could ignite (which would be hard because they are brushless motors) I'm sure they use people.

    • @thepoolpros5468
      @thepoolpros5468 4 года назад

      What type drone is this?? Make and Model??
      I've been doing windmill blade inspections as rope access, but am trying to find a drone that is more wind tolerable than my Mavic 2 zoom. Any suggestions???

    • @Obikirai
      @Obikirai 2 года назад

      @@thepoolpros5468 dude, the name is in the title