R2S is a Digital Twin platform for industrial assets that provides a visual, digital representation of facilities. It combines 360° imagery, reality capture and asset information to help teams understand equipment, locations and work requirements remotely. 

R2S helps industrial teams access relevant asset information in context, supporting maintenance, inspection, integrity management, turnaround planning and other activities across the asset lifecycle.

R2S is designed as a practical, visual Digital Twin platform for industrial operations. Rather than simply providing a digital model, R2S connects visual representations of an asset with relevant information that teams need for planning, inspection, maintenance and project activities. 

This gives teams a shared visual view of the asset and helps them understand information in the physical context of the facility.

R2S can support a range of activities across complex industrial assets, including: 

• Maintenance planning 
• Inspection planning and reporting 
• Asset integrity management 
• Shutdown and turnaround planning 
• Decommissioning 
• Remote asset visualisation 
• Contractor familiarisation 
• Project planning and coordination 

The specific applications depend on the asset, available data and requirements of the project.

Yes. R2S is designed to support complex industrial assets, including both onshore and offshore facilities. 

Teams can use the platform to explore assets remotely, understand equipment and locations, and prepare maintenance, inspection and turnaround activities before travelling to the site.

Yes. R2S has been used across industrial environments including offshore assets and other complex facilities. 

Relevant case studies can demonstrate how the platform has been applied to maintenance, inspection, integrity and turnaround challenges. A tailored demonstration can also be used to show how R2S could apply to a specific asset or workflow. 

R2S is designed to be flexible and can be configured to align with different workflows and operational requirements. 

The appropriate configuration depends on the asset, existing systems,available data and the activities the organisation wants to support. 

Yes. R2S can be configured around the requirements of different teams and sites. The appropriate deployment will depend on the size of the asset, number of users, available data and intended use cases. 

Yes. R2S can help teams understand assets remotely, reducing the need for some site visits that would otherwise be required for familiarisation, planning or information gathering. 

Reported R2S results include reductions in offshore travel of up to 70%, depending on the application and project. 

Implementation time depends on the existing visual data, the size and complexity of the asset and the requirements of the project. 

Where suitable visual data already exists, teams may be able to get started quickly. For new asset capture, the timeline will depend on the scale of the facility and the scope of the capture work.

R2S can connect with API-enabled systems and is designed to work alongside existing digital tools rather than requiring organisations to replace them. 

The current product information also identifies integrations with platforms such as SAP and Maximo. Specific integrations and technical requirements should be confirmed for each implementation. 

No. R2S is intended to complement existing systems by adding visual context to the information teams already use. 

Rather than replacing core maintenance, engineering or asset management platforms, R2S can provide a visual layer that helps teams find and understand relevant information in the context of the physical asset.

R2S is designed to connect information rather than isolate it. By linking visual asset information with existing systems and relevant documents, R2S can provide teams with a shared visual view of information that may otherwise be spread across different systems.

The specific information that can be connected depends on the systems, APIs and data available within the customer's environment.

The current product information states that there is no maximum number of users who can have access to R2S. User access can be controlled according to the organisation's requirements. 

R2S includes access controls designed to help ensure that authorised users can access the appropriate information. The current product information also identifies Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) as part of its security approach. 

Security requirements should be reviewed as part of the implementation process to confirm that the R2S deployment aligns with the customer's internal security policies and requirements. 

R2S is designed to be intuitive and straightforward for users. Training requirements depend on the implementation and workflows being supported, but focused onboarding and training can be provided to help teams get started.

R2S support can cover onboarding, implementation and ongoing assistance. 
The wider service offering can also include server setup and configuration, data capture, platform building and data management, depending on the requirements of the project. 

R2S helps maintenance teams access asset information remotely and understand equipment in its physical context. Teams can use visual asset information alongside relevant maintenance records and other supporting information when preparing work. 

This can help teams plan activities before travelling offshore, reduce unnecessary site visits and improve coordination before work begins. 

A Digital Twin can give maintenance teams a shared digital view of an asset and make relevant information easier to access. 

By connecting visual context with equipment and maintenance information, teams can better understand where work is required and prepare activities before arriving on site. 

R2S applies this approach to complex industrial assets, supporting remote planning and collaboration. 

Yes. R2S can support inspection activities by providing visual context for equipment and locations and connecting relevant inspection information to the asset. 

This allows teams to understand inspection requirements in relation to the physical facility and use a shared view of the asset when planning and reporting activities.

R2S can support maintenance teams by improving access to asset information, enabling more remote planning and helping teams coordinate work before travelling to site. 

The resulting cost impact depends on the asset and use case, but reported R2S results include maintenance cost reductions of 15–25% in relevant projects.

R2S provides a visual workspace where integrity information can be viewed in the context of the physical asset. 

Teams can locate anomalies, understand their position and proximity to other equipment, and use that information to support integrity planning and decision-making.

A Digital Twin can help asset integrity teams understand asset conditions by bringing relevant information together with the physical context of the facility. 

R2S supports this by providing a visual environment in which integrity information can be accessed and understood alongside the asset.

R2S helps turnaround teams review asset information remotely, understand equipment and site conditions, scope work and prepare contractors before mobilisation. 

By giving teams a shared visual view of the facility, R2S can help reduce unnecessary offshore visits and improve preparation before turnaround work begins.

Yes. R2S can support decommissioning planning by helping teams visualise asset conditions, cut zones, lifts, hazards and project progress. 

The visual Digital Twin can provide a shared reference point for teams involved in planning, coordination and project documentation.