“Oilpatch AI keeps a wary eye on remote wells after human officials go home” CALGARY — From a computer in his downtown office, Jeremy Bernard calls up live video of an oil well site in rural Alberta, clicking to bring up a cluster of small buildings, then a gravel road that leads across snowy …
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Founded in 2011, Osprey Informatics is one of the companies leading the charge to show how computer vision is ready to be put to work in the oil field. The firm has developed software that uses internet-connected cameras to monitor well-sites and field facilities for methane leaks or potential trespassers.
CALGARY, CANADA – Osprey Informatics (“Osprey”), a provider of intelligent visual monitoring solutions for industrial operations, today announced that it has closed a $3.75 Million CAD investment round led by Shell Ventures LLC and Evok Innovations, with participation from InterGen Capital and current shareholders. The investment will be used to drive sales expansion and to bring …
Customer gets access to remote sites via Osprey Reach for visual inspection and reporting. Avoids helicopter trips during spring break-up, cuts down on routine site visits by 40%.
Through a competitive process, Osprey Informatics has been selected to present at the Colorado Cleantech Industries Association’s marquee event on September 6, 2018.
