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GeoDrilling International gets an exclusive first look at Robertson Geo’s RGeo-eye – a world-first four-core, high-speed borehole camera system

RGeo-eye is a world-first from Robertson Geo, a slimline, full-colour, downward view camera, operating on a four-core or coax cable at a high transmission rate

29 July 2020
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RGeo-eye is a slimline, full-colour, downward view camera, operating on a four-core or coax cable at high transmission rate and is fully compatible with existing Robertson Geo winches and surface

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