Fugro announced that it would showcase its latest digital innovations in offshore asset management at ADIPEC 2025, taking place in Abu Dhabi from 3–6 November.
Visitors to Fugro’s booth would see how the company was transforming conventional inspection workflows through advanced digital solutions, uncrewed surface vessels (USVs) and AI-powered analytics — all aimed at helping clients make faster decisions, lower costs and enhance sustainability.
Presented under the theme “Digital Geo-data”, Fugro’s exhibit would demonstrate how cutting-edge technology was redefining the monitoring and maintenance of offshore infrastructure. Among the key technologies were high-resolution 3D point clouds that replaced static drawings with interactive, navigable visuals; digital twins offering continuously updated virtual replicas of offshore assets for improved planning and maintenance; and AI-driven systems that automatically detected corrosion, flooded members and structural anomalies to enable predictive maintenance.
Fugro’s integrated approach focused on continuous, intelligent inspection using USVs to perform regular remote surveys. The data collected from these missions fed into AI platforms that identified potential issues before they developed into critical problems. This proactive system helped clients avoid costly downtime, strengthen asset reliability and make informed operational decisions.
The benefits of this digital transformation were clear: improved efficiency, reduced operational expenses and comprehensive datasets to support long-term asset management strategies. Fugro’s remote and autonomous technologies also contributed to sustainability objectives by reducing offshore vessel time and lowering CO₂ emissions, reinforcing the company’s commitment to a safer, more efficient and environmentally responsible offshore industry.
