The Projects & Engineering use cases for Eserv's AS-TEG™ solution are established within Neptune and continue to add value. We are developing a highly integrated digital twin capability that provides mixed reality visualisation underpinned by tag based contextualisation to enrich the user experience and seamlessly link the 2D & 3D workspaces, including intelligent P&ID's and integration to and from other systems such as CMMS and real time historians."

Visual and dimensional data of our rigs is important to our business. AS-TEG™ by Eserv provides us with remote access to our 3D data and enables us to use it more effectively in our daily work. The technology helps us to plan projects, verify engineering designs, reduce offshore visits and provide virtual rig tours.”

Our AS-TEG™ digital twin solution has enabled Stena to contextualise all existing laser scan, photogrammetry and 3D design data into one simple user interface, providing a multi-layered tool for remote visualisation through to detailed engineering design and condition assessments."

I've been using Eserv's AS-TEG™ digital twin solution now for over 2 years, which has enabled all our projects to work 100% remotely for tasks such as planning laydown areas, piping tie-in surveys, and constructability reviews for indicative routings. This has removed the need for any specialist survey teams to visit the asset, which has led to immediate cost savings and provided a strong platform for the next phases of the project."

Eserv's AS-TEG™ digital twin solution enabled MODEC Production Services Ghana JV Limited to replace over 800 piping spools without a single site survey, beyond the initial asset capture.

Laser scan data is just the foundation of the digital twin. This result was only possible due to the bespoke software tools and techniques Eserv has developed within our AS-TEG™ digital twin platform, which has completely revolutionised our clients ability to complete surveys for engineering scopes remotely, from anywhere in the world. It saved our client over £300,000 in survey costs and an estimated 100 days of bed space."