Latest Technology

Halliburton released LOGIX unit vitality, which monitors cementing equipment in real-time, prepares for upcoming jobs, and provides direct insight into equipment operation and performance.The system connects critical cement unit components to intelligent controllers and monitors more than 400 real-time parameters to ensure optimal performance. Data flows into a secure cloud, where machine learning models process and analyze to deliver constant insight into equipment health, operational readiness, operator performance, and preventive maintenance recommendations.LOGIX unit vitality supports Halliburton’s land-based Elite and Elite Prime cement units. Offshore equipment deployment will begin in 2026.（2025-11-05）

Halliburton launched its StreamStar wired drill pipe interface system, which delivers real-time, high-speed data and continuous downhole power.The StreamStar system minimizes the use of downhole generators and lithium batteries. This allows a shorter, more compact bottomhole assembly design that places sensors closer to the bit for improved measurements and reliability. It also provides instant two-way communication between the logging-while-drilling system and the rotary steerable system.It integrates with the company’s LOGIX automation and remote operations solutions to execute instant commands, maintain closed-loop control and optimize drilling in real-time.（2025-11-01）

Halliburton launched the Turing electro-hydraulic control system, the next generation of SmartWell intelligent completions technology. It is suitable for all completion applications, improves recovery and reduces well count.The Turing electro-hydraulic control system facilitates fast zonal optimization through integrated position sensors that help operators manage well performance with speed, precision and confidence. Its simplified, flexible design reduces rig time, operational risk and production delays.Paired with the Clariti digital reservoir management suite, the Turing electro-hydraulic control system provides customers with added insights and real-time advice on opportunities for well production and field optimization. The system can manage up to 12 zones with three

SLB introduced its OnWave autonomous logging platform that enables more efficient and reliable acquisition of formation evaluation measurements in any well condition.OnWave autonomously acquires multiple, high-fidelity measurements downhole, without the need of a wireline unit and wireline cable. The cable-free design takes less than half the time to deploy compared with conventional wireline platforms, while enabling drill pipe rotation and mud circulation during logging operations, to enhance well safety and minimize stuck pipe events.Deployable in any well trajectory without the need for an onsite SLB crew, the OnWave platform executes tasks downhole that would typically be performed manually by engineers

Halliburton launched LOGIX automated geosteering to optimize geological interpretation and well placement. The service combines automation, machine learning and advanced geological insights to position the wellbore and maximize reservoir contact.The service updates and projects geological models to enable well trajectory optimization in real time. Advanced algorithms and machine learning technology help provide uniform, repeatable and unbiased geological interpretations that empower customers with accurate data and faster diagnosis.LOGIX automation and remote operations include well construction services that deliver reliability, consistency and efficiency to maximize asset value for our customers.（2025-07-30）

SLB launched Retina at-bit imaging, which enables early identification of formation characteristics to optimize drilling efficiency, formation evaluation and safety. Retina provides precise measurements at the point of first contact between the drill bit and the formation, providing image clarity in large hole sizes as drilling commences and the borehole diameter reduces progressively toward the reservoir section.Retina addresses the limitations of traditional imagers, which are often restricted by operational factors like drilling fluid type and wellbore damage and often not usable in the reservoir access intervals due to borehole size limitations. Applicable to drilling operations using any drilling fluid composition,