Second upload：Manually record inspection data and upload it into the system for a second time.

Missed inspection：Potential hazards exist when inspection personnel fail to perform their duties properly, miss any inspections, or do not conduct inspections according to the due schedule

Inability to track in real-time：It’s hardly to track the status of inspectors and equipment in real-time.

Manual input： Inspection data needs to be manually input into the backend.

Missed inspection： Manual recording of inspection data increases the risk of missed inspections and other issues.

Insufficient configuration： The hardware configuration of the equipment is insufficient, making it incapable of running software for the petroleum industry.

Equipment service life is not long： The equipment is not waterproof, prone to damage from falls and dust, and it’s exposed to oil, shortening its lifespan.

Complex environments：The equipment is unable to work properly in complex environments.

Data cannot be traced：Abnormal situations cannot be stored or traced.

Slow manual inspections：Manual inspections are slow and error-prone.

Hard to share information：Information cannot be shared, and data needs manual processing multiple times.

Errors are common： Manual inventory cannot cover everything and is prone to errors.

Workload increases： With the increase of equipment and base stations, the workload of maintenance personnel has sharply increased.

Difficult to get up quickly： Due to unclear equipment and locations, new employees cannot get up to speed quickly.

Real-time data cannot be obtained： Management personnel cannot obtain real-time information on equipment location and usage status.

Low efficiency： Manual meter reading is inefficient, labor-intensive, and prone to errors.

Second upload： Meter reading data needs to be manually entered twice, and corresponding forms need to be created.

Prone to errors： Meter reading routes are complicated and easy to get lost or take detours due to unfamiliarity with the route.