| | December - January19E ERGYTech ReviewThis opens doors for machine learning, computer vision, and autonomous optimization, which can all be downlinked to thousands of wells in real time. When companies set their RPC in the host mode, it listens to commands from Dynacloud through the RP20, which autonomously optimizes the pumping unit. As Dynacloud is natively a cloud-based platform, customers can obtain well data in truly real-time via a web browser or any mobile device. Adding to the beauty of Dynacloud is its potential to ensure near zero-latency right from the output from the sensor through the communication infrastructure into the cloud, processing it, and ultimately displaying it to the user. Everybody within an oil and gas organization can have real-time access to the same data without any confusion. The platform presents clean and professional data in a crystal-clear format and a user-friendly manner. Customers can manage thousands of wells with Dynacloud's AI-driven autonomous optimization capability, eliminating the need for an operator to click well by well and analyze all the necessary parameters manually. Dynacloud provides AI functionalities at several levels--from down-hole conditions, holistic control to alarming capabilities. Dynacloud can integrate with process-oriented platforms on the market through API to notify customers of pump issues, leveraging its alarming capability. "Through machine learning, we send alarms only when there is a reason to raise the flag and communicate the issue with command centers via emails, SMS, and other means," informs Hecht. Dynacloud also integrates with leading communication applications like Slack, whereby it creates private Slack channels for companies to bring in field staff and engineers so that they can collaborate efficiently.With a proven track record, Dynacloud has delivered incredibly high ROIs in terms of energy and cost efficiency to almost every company it has worked with. The company is focusing on rolling out collaborative robotic technology applications for the oil and gas industry to capture data from multiple locations and different types of sensors simultaneously. With this capability, customers can look at a group of wells as an entity. "We are aggressively growing and we think outside the box. It might sound like science fiction, but we are truly converting wells into a community of robots working together to improve operations. With Dynacloud, wells are now fully aware of their operational environment," shares Hecht. But at Dynacloud, we focus on enhancing the possibilities and the functionality of traditional rod pump control infrastructures with a simple IIoT device that we manufacture
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