Design and Practical Application of Intelligent Glasses in Oilfield Stations – Design and Theoretical Verification of AR Glasses Application System for Intelligent Inspection of Oil Field Stations

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Authors: Lukuan Yi, Junjie Zhang, Rui Yang, Yuandan Zhang, Yulong Zhu, Xiongwei LIU
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Abstract

In the digital transformation of oilfields, unmanned stations encounter systemic risks, including expanded equipment management blind spots and delayed emergency responses. This study develops a smart glasses system grounded in mixed reality, facilitating comprehensive lifecycle management of station equipment. It accomplishes this by integrating multi-source heterogeneous data and employing dynamic environmental perception technologies. An intelligent terminal that integrates binocular SLAM positioning, multimodal interaction, and knowledge graph-based decision-making was developed using twelve core equipment types from the Changqing Oilfield as experimental subjects. Experimental results demonstrate that the system enhances equipment anomaly detection accuracy to 93.6%, decreases individual inspection duration by 41.7%, and reduces emergency response time to 28% of its original value. The study reveals that each station can achieve annual operational and maintenance cost reductions amounting to 4.4 million yuan, thereby establishing a technological blueprint for the extensive integration of industrial-grade wearable technologies within the energy industry. *CORRIGENDUM on final page*

Fields of Study & Subjects

Augmented Reality Applications Teleoperation and Haptic Systems Digital Transformation in Industry

Publication details

Journal / source
Advances in transdisciplinary engineering
Publication date
4 February 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter