去年，NOV与Precision Drilling合作，在加拿大的陆地钻机上部署了一套机器人钻井系统。该系统由三个机械臂、一个集成控制系统以及现有设备上的升级仪表组成，以确保整个钻井过程的无缝交接。这些技术使现场人员能够专注于NOV产品管理副总裁Graham Dey所说的“更高价值”的作业任务，通过自动化钻机上可重复且具有潜在危险的操作，例如起下钻杆和下尾套管。在6月10日于荷兰阿姆斯特丹举行的2025年IADC世界钻井大会上，Dey先生接受了采访，谈到了该系统如何使关键钻井作业的执行更加一致，以及NOV在开发该系统时必须考虑的战略因素。
点击此处观看DC与 Precision Drilling 公司的罗伯特·休斯顿 (Robert Houston) 就加拿大机器人项目进行的采访。
Last year, NOV worked with Precision Drilling to deploy a robotic drilling system on a land rig in Canada. The system consisted of three robotic arms, an integrated control system, and upgraded instrumentation on existing equipment to ensure seamless handoffs throughout the drilling process. The technologies enabled field personnel to focus on what Graham Dey, VP of Product Management at NOV, termed “higher value” operational tasks by automating repeatable and potentially hazardous activities on the rig, such as tripping pipe and tailing casing. In this interview from the 2025 IADC World Drilling Conference in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, on 10 June, Mr Dey talked about the ways in which the system enables more consistent execution of critical drilling operations, as well as the strategic considerations NOV had to factor in when developing the system.