From sensor data to smarter decisions for a safer, more efficient tomorrow.
Read-only by design. Built around human judgement.
A remote well rarely fails all at once. It drifts, quietly, between visits.
By the time a reading becomes an alarm, the evidence is scattered across systems and the people who need it are assembling it by hand.
Late visibility
Wells far from the control room are seen in snapshots. A slow pressure build can run for days before anyone looks.
Readings nobody can vouch for
A delayed, missing or drifting sensor looks like a real change until someone checks. Bad data wastes a callout; ignored data hides a problem.
Evidence by hand
History, alarms, limits, procedures and the last job live in different places. The first hours of every investigation go to collecting them.
Work without proof
A task marked complete does not show that the well responded. The outcome of manual work is rarely tied back to the measurements.
A reading is a starting point. Context makes it useful.
Bring source history, data quality and operating context into one investigation for the people responsible for the next decision.
Establish trust
Understand freshness, gaps and the source behind a reading.
Investigate change
Follow the evidence and keep missing context visible.
Prepare a review
Give engineers a clear basis for their next decision.
Three outcomes, one record.
From the first unusual reading to the confirmed result of the work that followed.
Follow the evidence. Keep the whole picture.
A change in pressure is a question, not a conclusion. Bring the reading, its history and the missing context into the same conversation.
Start with the source.
Check freshness, gaps and measurement context before interpreting a change.
One record, read by everyone who answers for the well.
Each role sees the same evidence, at the depth their decision needs.
Production and well engineers
Review a case with its evidence, enter and approve operating limits, and decide what happens next.
Field technicians
The task, the reason for it and what to record afterwards, on a phone, at the well.
Operations leads
Yesterday's moves across the field, the open cases, and what is waiting on whom.
Data and IT owners
Every connection, grant, pull and export, dated and attributable. Read-only throughout.
One workspace, from the control room to the wellhead.
Built around the engineer who has to decide, and the technician who has to go.
Overview and Ask
Yesterday's moves across the field, and a question box on every item.
An answer carrying a number that is not in its evidence is rejected whole.
Alerts with their evidence
Findings from the checks, beside the source system's own alarms.
Your existing alarms are shown alongside. Never hidden, never replaced.
Points, equipment, instruments
Each process point with its telemetry, equipment context, documents and the health of the sensor reporting it.
A reading is only as good as the instrument behind it.
Cases and reviews
A durable record of each investigation: claims by kind, citations, missing information, proposed checks, reviewer and outcome.
What was known, and when, stays on the record.
Approved limits
An operating limit is proposed by one engineer and approved by another before any check may use it.
Your thresholds, under your control. Never constants we ship.
Field phone
Now, My work, the task and the evidence after it, for one hand at the well. Unsent work waits and retries.
The record is made where the work is done.
Arabic and English
The whole workspace runs in both languages, right to left included.
The people responsible read it in their own language.
Sources and audit
Every connection, grant, pull and export is dated and attributable.
Access can be shown, reviewed and revoked.
Built around your operating environment.
Start with a clearly defined source and an agreed investigation. Qualify each connection against the customer's scope and requirements.
Wellhead sensors
Pressure, temperature and device health, at the well.
HiberHilo network
Satellite and long-range links for sites without coverage.
BrainovAI
Read-only checks, evidence and review.
Your engineers
Decide, assign and verify.
HiberHilo
The initial integration focus: remote process points, source readings, device context and history.
INITIAL PRODUCT FOCUSOperator context
Bring approved procedures, pressure references and equipment information into the review.
CUSTOMER-PROVIDEDPI / AVEVA
A planned read-only integration, subject to qualification with a customer's actual interface.
PLANNED · NOT YET VALIDATEDFor the people who answer for a nation’s wells.
BrainovAI is advisory. It reads, explains and prepares. People decide, and the operator’s own systems stay in control.
Your data stays yours
Nothing is received, processed or stored without the operator’s explicit approval. Each operator’s data is isolated from every other’s.
Read-only by construction
There is no command, setpoint or acknowledgement path to equipment or alarms. Field work stays with your people.
Sits across what you own
It reads from your HiberHilo organisation and, once qualified with you, your historian. It replaces neither.
Says what it does not know
Stale, missing and simulated data are labelled as such. Unknown stays unknown; nothing is green because nothing arrived.
More understanding. The same human control.
BrainovAI is designed to help engineers investigate and prepare decisions. The boundaries are part of the product.
Observe without intervening.
No equipment commands, valve operation or setpoint changes. The investigation supports the people responsible for the process.
Keep the source in sight.
Distinguish observations from explanations and hypotheses. Missing evidence remains an explicit part of the investigation.
Expertise makes the decision.
Prepare checks and context for an authorised reviewer. An investigation never implies that a field action has been completed.
Measured on your own wells.
No saving is promised in advance. Value is measured with you, case by case, against how the same work is done today.
Connect
Read-only access to your HiberHilo organisation, under your recorded approval.
Set the rules
Your engineers enter and approve the limits, persistence rules and procedures that apply.
Investigate
Real points and real deviations, reviewed by the people responsible for them.
Measure
Handling time, review quality and alert burden, compared with your baseline.
Asked in every first meeting.
Short answers. The long ones are in the demo.
Does BrainovAI control any equipment?
No. It has no control tool of any kind: no valve commands, no setpoints, no alarm acknowledgement. It reads, explains and prepares a review.
Does it predict failures?
It flags a sustained deviation early and shows where the trend is heading. A prediction for a named failure mode is offered only after it has been validated on your own data.
Who owns the data?
The operator. Data is read only under the operator’s explicit approval and is kept separate from every other operator’s.
Does it replace our historian or SCADA?
No. It sits beside them and reads. Your existing alarms are shown next to its findings, never instead of them.
What do you need from us to start?
A HiberHilo organisation to read from, a named engineer to enter limits and review cases, and agreement on what the pilot will measure.
Read further before the first meeting.
How the platform works, what it reads from, and where it stops.
How a reading becomes a decision
The four steps from the wellhead to a confirmed result.
Read moreWalkthroughOne investigation, start to finish
A drifting annulus pressure, followed from the flag to the verified job.
Read moreOverviewWhat it reads from, and how access is governed
Sources, approvals and the read-only rule.
Read moreBriefingAdvisory by design
Why the boundaries are part of the product.
Read moreBring your questions. Let's find a clearer path.
Explore where BrainovAI could fit in your remote operations, starting with your data sources and the decisions your engineers need to make.