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No. 1350Problem statementManufacturing and materials

eRTMAC-NWIS (Nearby Wells Intelligence System): An AI-Powered Offset Well Knowledge and Decision Support Platform for Drilling Operations

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Develop OIL's Nearby Wells Intelligence System as a standalone decision-support companion to eRTMAC. Use AI/NLP/OCR to structure historical well reports, map offset wells within a selectable radius and retrieve lessons and operational events. Correlate geology, reservoir and drilling information by depth/formation, using historical incidents to flag potential problems as the active well approaches similar conditions. Provide searchable knowledge, predictive alerts and dashboards for field/office engineers. Potential inputs include completion/daily reports, trajectories, programmes and live eRTMAC streams; predictions remain advisory.

No. 026Existing businessManufacturing and materials

Specialty-chemical development platforms

Digitizing chemical R&D and compliance; Scimplify is the cited example.

No. 747Problem statementManufacturing and materials

Development of indigenous ship design Software

Develop secure, modular indigenous ship-design software covering concept through production for Indian defence shipbuilding. The source identifies dependence on imported proprietary tools for hulls, stability, structures and performance, along with licensing cost, export-control and support concerns. The platform should accommodate Indian design/classification rules and lifecycle support. These are proposed capabilities, not proof of an existing domestic replacement.

No. 748Problem statementManufacturing and materials

AI powered Hull-form optimization

Develop AI-assisted hull-form design using knowledge from existing hulls and their design relationships. The source contrasts this with manually modifying reference lines or using standard series, and asks for candidates meeting technical and operational requirements, including hull forms beyond those already built. A suggested form still requires naval-architect assessment; novelty is not proof of performance.