Mark IV: An intuitive software that's shaping the future of mud pulse decoding.

More on the main specs of the Mark IV

Adapted Pulse Filters: We almost never see perfect pulses with no interference. Due to the unique nature of every BHA and pulsar and rig, what we get is this unique pulse signature on every stand of every job that’s different with every depth and every change of the mud.
What we did is we took all of those non-idealities (which normally, any engineer would complain about) and turned them into an advantage. So as you drill forward, Mark IV is actually learning how to decode better by analyzing the signal it’s seeing on the rig.
Easy Manual Sync: Manually sync the pulse width and alignment in a very intuitive way.

We always found really frustrating that sometimes you could actually see the sync, but couldn’t do much about it. Mark IV also allows to manually sync the pulse width and alignment in a very intuitive way.
Machine-Learning Algorithms: The great thing about human automated decoding is that its benefits begin to compound the more we use it. So, not only are we saving NPT on an existing job, but the decoding system is then learning from the human that’s providing “supervised data”.
This is the best performing, historically, against hard data set. We now know that this is good data that we can continue training our machine-learning algorithms, so we’re getting better at decoding all the time.
Very easy-to-use interface: Created for intuitive usage: pinch to zoom in, scroll to move, click to open. No need for an expert to show you how it works.