The Quantum recording system is based on a wireless platform without radio infrastructure. Deployed worldwide in a variety of challenging environments, showcasing its ability to reduce footprint and improve operational efficiencies.
Quantum’s single-point sensor node offers a large surface area and a strong geophone spike and can be buried to improve coupling and reduce environmental noise.
Supporting external geophone strings and marshphones allows you to seamlessly integrate to a project where infrastructure or the environment can be challenging. And it is all handled in a single user-friendly interface through INOVA’s iX1 control system.
Quantum’s single-point sensor node offers a large surface area and a strong geophone spike and can be buried to improve coupling and reduce environmental noise.
HYPERQ™ reduces crew exposure to field conditions and HSE risk while the operation remains under constant surveillance.
Need to survey an area for a couple of months? A Quantum node can run for up to 100 days before recharging.
You asked for a lightweight, ultra-low power, broadband autonomous node system. We delivered Quantum.
A quantum leap for the industry, this nodal system offers some unique features to conduct high-resolution, wide azimuth seismic surveys and with the highest productivity.
The Quantum wireless sensor network is powered by INOVA's’s iX1®️ software, an operating system for seismic acquisition that simplifies field operations and greatly reduces the inefficiencies of master/slave hybrid programs.iX1 consolidates source control and spread management into one comprehensive view for the Observer. It also enables single command and control over hybrid nodal and cable-based operations between G3i®️HD and Quantum or Hawk. Best of all, the iX1 console offers a module for nodal data downloading, transcription and management. One platform does it all.
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