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Barcodes to Drive Down Pipeline Inspection Costs

October 22, 2020

Figure 1: Illustration of subsea pipeline inspection using barcode tags integrated into a pipeline and an ROV. Source: Screenshot from an iXblue, Vallourec, Forssea Robotic video
Figure 1: Illustration of subsea pipeline inspection using barcode tags integrated into a pipeline and an ROV. Source: Screenshot from an iXblue, Vallourec, Forssea Robotic video
This article has been published in the September/October 2020 edition of Offshore Engineer magazine

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