RoyCo Robotics develops carbon-neutral control automation and sensor stream for equipment involved in energy production and completion phases. Transforming industrial automation by creating machines that reliably operate in rugged environments under limited network yet remotely controlled, their units are responsible for reducing carbon hotspots and scope-3 emissions while promoting intrinsic safety of workers. With vertical integration of instrument data, HMI, supervisory control, remote actuations and automated monitoring intelligence – RoyCo systems can be scheduled remotely from anywhere in the world and optimized via reinforcement machine learning together with real-time telemetry feedback. Their green lite system, called the GL-24, uses a hybrid engine to automate hydro-dynamics of the flowback process while collecting accurate sand weight information and maintaining triple leak detection across the process. Additionally, their RDA60 technology is able to collect 5-sec telemetry of temperature, water, oil and gas in separators, enabling a 120x improvement in speed of decision making and real-time actionable strategy. RoyCo Robotics is solving field limitations with specialized hardware and software that enables precise yet safe remote actuation, energy extraction and waste management in unstructured environments, enabling vastly economical application of robotics in the energy industry. On average, just one RoyCo unit deployed for a day saves as much energy as used by an American household in a month and reduces as much C02 that would be produced by 10 cars in a day.