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Chevron Oronite turns to IoT to boost safety at chemical plant

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Published Sun, Oct 2, 2016 · 09:50 PM

    Singapore

    AS SINGAPORE looks to the industrial Internet of Things (IOT) to enhance efficiency in the energy-intensive petrochemicals industry, an early adopter is discovering other benefits of the technology.

    Fuel and lubricant additives manufacturer Chevron Oronite has started a pilot project using Big Data and sensing technology in its Jurong Island plant for personnel tracking and safety purposes.

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