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Asset Intelligence for Oil & Gas

Transform asset data into operational intelligence with wireless condition monitoring, AI-powered predictive maintenance and real-time visibility across your critical infrastructure.

Upstream, midstream and downstream
Battery-powered wireless sensors
SCADA, CMMS and BI integration

Australian-owned systems integrator, deployed across critical infrastructure since 2015.

Remote inland gas-processing facility with pipe racks and separator vessels at golden hour, overlaid with subtle teal telemetry data rings
The challenge

Critical assets, many still running unmonitored

Across upstream, midstream and downstream operations, oil and gas companies manage thousands of distributed assets operating in harsh, remote and hazardous environments. Pumps, compressors, motors, valves, tanks, pipelines and rotating equipment are critical to production, yet many remain unmonitored or rely on scheduled inspections that can miss early signs of failure.

At the same time, operators are under increasing pressure to improve operational efficiency, reduce emissions, extend asset life and optimise maintenance resources while managing ageing infrastructure and a skilled labour shortage.

The challenge is no longer collecting data. It is turning asset data into actionable intelligence that enables better operational decisions.

Costly production downtime.

Environmental incidents.

Increased maintenance costs.

Safety risks for personnel doing manual inspections.

Field engineer reading live asset data on a tablet beside a monitored wellhead and pump skid, with an unbranded condition-monitoring sensor node and a teal telemetry link to the tablet
What we do

Asset intelligence for smarter oil and gas operations

Asset Intelligence combines low-power IoT sensors, secure LoRaWAN® connectivity, AI-powered analytics and predictive maintenance to provide continuous visibility across critical equipment and infrastructure.

By monitoring vibration, temperature, pressure, current, flow, tank levels, leaks and environmental conditions in real time, operators gain early warning of equipment degradation long before failure occurs. AI analytics identify trends, detect anomalies and prioritise maintenance activities based on actual asset condition rather than fixed service intervals.

Unlike traditional monitoring systems, LoRaWAN enables long-range wireless communications across refineries, terminals, processing plants, pipelines and remote well sites using battery-powered sensors that can operate for many years with minimal maintenance. This significantly reduces installation costs while enabling large-scale monitoring of assets that were previously uneconomical to connect.

The result is a safer, more efficient operation with reduced downtime, improved asset reliability, lower maintenance costs and better operational visibility across the entire facility.

How it works

A simple step-by-step guide to asset intelligence

Meshed simplifies the deployment of end-to-end Asset Intelligence across upstream, midstream and downstream operations. From sensor selection and LoRaWAN connectivity to dashboards, analytics and enterprise integration, our proven approach helps operators rapidly connect critical assets, improve visibility, reduce manual inspections and make more informed maintenance and operational decisions.

1

Deploy industrial IoT sensors

Sensors are installed across critical equipment and infrastructure, including pumps, compressors, motors, valves, pipelines, tanks, wellheads, rotating equipment, electrical systems and environmental assets. Sensors can monitor vibration, temperature, pressure, current, flow, level, leaks, equipment status and operating conditions.

2

Establish secure LoRaWAN® connectivity

Sensor data is transmitted securely over public or private LoRaWAN networks designed for long-range, low-power industrial communications. LoRaWAN enables cost-effective monitoring across refineries, processing plants, terminals, pipelines and remote production sites without extensive cabling or power infrastructure.

3

Capture real-time asset data

Operational and condition-monitoring data is collected continuously and securely delivered to cloud-based platforms, control environments and analytics systems. This provides greater visibility across distributed and previously unmonitored assets.

4

Generate operational and maintenance intelligence

Dashboards, automated alerts, condition-based rules, AI analytics and predictive maintenance models help identify abnormal operating conditions, equipment degradation and emerging faults before they result in failure or production loss.

5

Integrate with enterprise systems

Asset data and insights can be integrated into SCADA, GIS, ERP, EAM, CMMS, Digital Twin and Business Intelligence platforms. This enables maintenance teams, reliability engineers and operations personnel to manage asset performance and prioritise intervention at scale.

The platform

See machine condition the moment it changes

Condition and operating data streams into dashboards, alerts and analytics, so degradation is caught long before it forces an unplanned shutdown.

Live Meshed condition-monitoring dashboard showing OA velocity, peak and RMS acceleration with threshold bands and a detected event spike on rotating equipment
Live machine condition and vibration monitoring on rotating equipment, the real Meshed platform.
The data journey

From sensor to operational insight

Monitor critical assets

Transmit data securely

Visualise asset condition

Detect anomalies and predict failures

Integrate insights into maintenance and operational workflows

The result is improved asset reliability, reduced unplanned downtime, fewer manual inspections, lower maintenance costs and better visibility across the oil and gas value chain.

Key benefits

What continuous condition monitoring delivers

Reduce unplanned downtime

Through predictive maintenance.

Improve asset reliability

With continuous condition monitoring.

Increase worker safety

By reducing manual inspections in hazardous areas.

Lower maintenance costs

By servicing equipment based on condition rather than time.

Extend asset life

Through early fault detection.

Reduce operational emissions

By identifying leaks and inefficient equipment.

Digitise remote assets

Without expensive cabling or power infrastructure.

Scale easily

From a handful of assets to thousands of sensors across multiple sites.

Applications

Deployed across the entire oil and gas value chain

Asset Intelligence can be deployed across the entire oil and gas value chain to monitor equipment, infrastructure and environmental conditions, from rotating machinery to remote wellheads.

Rotating equipment and drivetrain

  • Rotating equipment (motors, pumps, compressors and fans)
  • Bearings and gearboxes for predictive maintenance

Pipelines, flow and valves

  • Pipeline pressure, flow and leak detection
  • Valve position and actuator status
  • Steam traps and condensate systems

Tanks and storage

  • Tank level and storage monitoring

Electrical and energy

  • Electrical switchboards and energy monitoring

Integrity and environment

  • Corrosion and structural health monitoring
  • Gas detection and environmental monitoring
  • Water treatment and wastewater assets

Remote assets and worker safety

  • Remote wellheads and production equipment
  • Worker safety and lone worker monitoring
An elevated pipe rack in a gas-processing facility carrying parallel process lines, with unbranded wireless condition-monitoring sensor nodes mounted along it and a subtle teal data line tracing the length of the rack back to a gateway
Proposed use case

How LoRaWAN could be used to monitor high point vents (HPVs)

The idea

Meshed's proposed Asset Intelligence solution uses battery-powered LoRaWAN sensors and a low-pressure switch to continuously monitor water discharged from High Point Vents (HPVs) across remote gas fields.

How it would work

When water reaches a predefined level within a small external catch pot, the pressure switch triggers a LoRaWAN sensor to send an immediate alert via the LoRaWAN network.

The operational value

Operators receive real-time notifications through dashboards or existing SCADA and maintenance systems, enabling rapid response to potential vent failures, reducing manual inspections, improving pipeline reliability and lowering operational costs.

A high point vent stack with an external catch pot in a remote arid gas field, fitted with a battery-powered wireless sensor and teal data rings tracing an alert to the horizon, illustrative
Illustrative concept. A low-pressure switch on the catch pot triggers a wireless alert the moment discharge water reaches the set level.
The platform

Built on carrier-grade industrial infrastructure

Private and public LoRaWAN®

Private and public LoRaWAN® network infrastructure.

Carrier-grade MeshedX

Carrier-grade MeshedX LoRaWAN Network Server.

Enterprise Things Stack

Enterprise edition of The Things Stack.

99.9%+ uptime SLAs

99.9%+ network uptime SLAs.

End-to-end encryption

End-to-end encrypted communications.

IP67-rated hardware

IP67-rated industrial gateways and sensors.

LTE, Ethernet, satellite

LTE, Ethernet, and satellite backhaul support.

Enterprise integration

Integration with SCADA, GIS, ERP, CMMS and BI platforms.

AI/ML predictive maintenance

AI/ML-enabled predictive maintenance capability.

See what asset intelligence would surface across your operation

Start with a single site, prove the value on your most critical assets, then scale wireless condition monitoring across upstream, midstream and downstream operations.