Four Examples of Wearable Technology for Oil & Gas

Four Examples of Wearable Technology for Oil & Gas

Wearable technology is of particular use in heavy industrial environments where workers are expected to work with their hands. Carrying extra equipment such as laptops, mobiles or tablets in addition to tools and protective clothing, is often more of a hindrance than a help. Wearable technology, such as watches and…

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Diana Davis
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Diana Davis is the editor of the Oil & Gas IQ. She has had over 10 years of experience in the editorial space, including creating content for online communities, television news journalism and software marketing. She loves exploring and diving deep into niche business topics and engaging with industry leaders, influencers, and experts to learn even more about the industry and the challenges being faced.

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