Miros launches new app to navigate offshore operations

This addition to Miros Cloud Home is accessible for installation through a cost-effective subscription model. Dubbed ‘Forecast’, the company’s latest addition to Miros Cloud Home, is expected to transform offshore operations by seamlessly integrating real-time measured ocean data with forecasted sea conditions.

By providing up-to-the-minute views of the sea conditions combined with the forecasted data, the app will empower marine operations teams, site managers, control room operators, and diving or ROV technicians to navigate the unpredictable seas with confidence.

Aurelia Paraschiv, Miros IoT Product Manager, said: “We are constantly working to make sure that our products remain at the cutting edge of technology and Forecast is the result of these efforts. By combining real-time wave data with forecasted conditions, users can make accurate decisions regarding offshore operations, crew deployment, and equipment usage, leading to enhanced operational efficiency and overall performance.

“The application offers personalised visual alerts, enabling a proactive response to changing conditions, along with the capability to delve into historical data for trend analysis, pattern recognition, and improved long-term planning.”

In addition to Miros’ existing real-time dashboards and services, Forecast is designed to elevate maritime safety and operational efficiency, enhancing performance through data-led decision-making.

The application has already undergone successful pilot testing with key offshore customers within the sector, receiving positive feed-back.

Jonas Røstad, Miros Chief Commercial Officer, stated: “In the ever-evolving landscape of maritime and offshore operations, staying ahead of environmental conditions is paramount to safety, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. Forecast will enhance users understand-ing of the sea-state, allowing them to make swift decisions with certainty. The offshore sector has undergone many changes over the years, but there has always and will always be a need for reliable, digestible information in real-time.”

 

 

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