Exploring the Benefits of ZynQ: A Webinar on Training, Turnarounds and Work Pack Planning.
In the first session of our recent ‘Think ZynQ’ webinar series, we aimed to share valuable insights collected from our users on training, turnaround, and work pack planning.
ZynQ is a secure, cloud-based visualisation and visual twin software solution for organisations across various industries and sectors including oil and gas, agro-chem, manufacturing, and heritage.
During the Think ZynQ webinar, our Product Manager, David Wood, provided a comprehensive demonstration of the ZynQ visual twin software, highlighting its practical applications in real-world industrial environments.
David showcased how ZynQ’s tools have been effectively utilised to save time and enhance safety in day-to-day tasks. Attendees discovered how the software’s powerful decision-making capabilities could transform their operations, leading to significant time and cost savings.
This first webinar in the Think ZynQ series was a fantastic opportunity for participants to explore the potential of ZynQ and learn how integrating data, systems, and workforce on a single platform can streamline processes and boost productivity.
Insights
How to Unlock the Value of Your Scan Data and Eliminate Duplicate Surveys
This webinar shows you how to reduce survey costs by maximising value from existing and planned scan data with visual twin technology.
How Refineries Save Millions Annually with ZynQ Asset Visualisation Platform: Webinar Insights
This webinar looks at how refineries save time and money on operations using asset visualisation.
Think ZynQ #3: Asset Visualisation and AI for operations planning, efficient energy consumption, MoC and incident investigation
The third webinar in our ‘Think ZynQ’ series was an insightful exploration into the real-world applications of the ZynQ asset visualisation software in industrial settings.
Point Clouds and 360 Photography: A Powerful Combination for Asset Visualisation
Point clouds are 3D representations of physical space. Think about a starry night sky and the patterns that can be seen composing the constellations. Like