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Robotics in Oil and Gas Strategic Intelligence Report 2026: Enabling Autonomous Operation and Cloud Data Access with Significant Adoption in Oil and Gas for Safety and Efficiency

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EQNR Mentioned for deploying subsea autonomous vehicles for underwater inspections, indicating adoption of robotics in their operations. SHEL Mentioned for using drones and robots for inspection of infrastructure, highlighting the use of robotics for safety and efficiency. BP Mentioned for trialling quadruped robots for autonomous facility surveys and data collection, showcasing adoption of advanced robotics. CVX Mentioned for trialling quadruped robots for autonomous facility surveys and data collection, showcasing adoption of advanced robotics.

Robotics in Oil and Gas Strategic Intelligence Report 2026: Enabling Autonomous Operation and Cloud Data Access with Significant Adoption in Oil and Gas for Safety and Efficiency Dublin, March 02, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Strategic Intelligence: Robotics in Oil and Gas" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

AI and cloud computing are expanding robotics beyond traditional industry automation. Previously focused on repetitive industrial tasks, robots can now operate autonomously, collaborate, and access cloud-based data in real time. AI enables advanced decision-making, navigation in complex environments, and reduced reliance on human intervention.

These advances are driving strong market growth, with the global robotics market valued at $90.2 billion in 2024 and projected to reach $205.5 billion by 2030. Despite progress in humanoid robotics, task-specific robots remain dominant. Robotics is increasingly being adopted across the oil and gas value chain to improve safety, efficiency, and asset integrity.

Operators such as Equinor deploy subsea autonomous vehicles, including Hydrone-R, for extended underwater inspections, while Shell uses Cyberhawk drones and Sensabot robots for aerial and ground-based inspection of flare stacks, tanks, and pipelines. BP and Chevron have trialled Spot quadruped robots to autonomously survey facilities and collect visual, thermal, and methane data, reducing personnel exposure to hazardous environments.

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