Roadmap
What AiCE does, and what comes next.
The fleet link, the languages and what the record makes possible once several rigs have written a year of it.
Roadmap
What AiCE does, and what comes after it.
The first column is AiCE. Next and Then are on the plan, and the app says so on the screen where they appear.
AiCE
One rig, every register
- Documents dropped in are filed by what they are: a lifting certificate is filed as a certificate even when its file name looks like a purchase order
- Five sealed permit types, the live board and station mode
- Certificates, inspections, equipment, in-service days and the reminder ladder
- Stores with the PDA scanner, label printer, hazmat placement and reconcile
- Maintenance, work packages and downtime
- HSE cards spoken or typed in English, JSA and SWI with the print log and Today's Work, STAR statistics, CAP, budget, vendors and reports
- AI for safety cards, stores, procurement and document ingest, on the rig
- Thai and English in the app
- Three Silhouette Android tablets: the client rep's desk, the radio room's live permit map and muster, and the smoking-shelter voice card kiosk
- The corporate dashboard for whoever runs the company, laid out for one, three or five rigs
- JSA coverage on the Fleet Scorecard
Next
The fleet link (2027), and what is still in build
- Fleet balance: stores, critical spares and lead times across sister rigs, with transfer suggestions
- An onshore fleet layer fed by anonymised data from each rig, so the operator and the office see every rig the same way
- Full Thai permit and safety wording after human review
- Voice cards spoken in Thai, after review
- Signing at the worksite over the rig network, with the same rules as the desk
- A vendor score that adds certificate quality and price against quote
- An SAP PM export beside the rig's own maintenance register
- Other languages, added per fleet
Then
Other rigs, other fields
- Land rigs and other drilling regions, with a local market partner
- Prediction that is earned: once several rigs have written a year of consumption and failure history, parts drawn faster than their history flagged as maintenance escalations, minimums recommended up or down, and the planning that history allows
- White-label instances outside drilling, starting with a second demonstration site
See it on a rig.
Thirty minutes on a call, then a service technician on board with your crew.