ALTAVE is showcasing AI-driven video analytics at ADIPEC 2026 to enhance offshore and onshore safety and operational efficiency, with Raquel Piani presenting a technical paper on AI-driven analytics and behavioral safety in offshore support vessels.

The SPE-235661-MS paper, titled AI-Driven Video Analytics and Behavioral Safety: Enhancing Human-Centered Operational Adaptation in Offshore Support Vessels, will be presented at ADIPEC 2026 by ALTAVE.

MHER, or Man-Hour Exposure Risk, converts worker exposure in high-risk areas into structured data to inform crew planning, boosting safety and productivity.

Customer outcomes show safety deviations reduced by 70% to 95%, with effectiveness hinging on organizational integration, processes, and human engagement as much as on technology.

Key customers highlighted include Petrobras, TotalEnergies, Aramco, Shell, Valaris, Nabors, Transocean, and Seadrill, underscoring broad industry reach.

On-display safety features include Red Zone management, dynamic zones, automatic activation, Strobe alerts, Suspended Load monitoring, and Man Down, feeding HARPIA dashboards and georeferenced data.

Red Zone, Strobe, Suspended Load, and Man Down capabilities create dynamic safety perimeters with visual alerts and rapid response, integrated into HARPIA dashboards and logs.

ALTAVE’s marketing lead emphasizes a shift from real-time alerts to continuous operational intelligence, stressing human engagement and process adaptation for measurable gains.

Interlock systems monitor drill-floor interactions and can automatically slow machines or engage safety interlocks to reduce injury risk and downtime.

Interlocks integrate with existing rig controls to mitigate struck-by, crushing, and collision risks on the drill floor.

In 2025, ALTAVE’s technology contributed to safeguarding over 5,000 lives, with deployments in the Middle East including Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

DROPS and MHER are the two highlighted solutions, converting video data into actionable risk insights to prevent dropped objects and manage exposure risk.