Rockcare is a technology-focused organization working in digital rock physics, an approach that supports research and the characterization of conventional and unconventional reservoirs. The company describes digital rock physics as a way to reproduce a rock’s mineral and pore framework from two-dimensional images and generate three-dimensional rock models. This enables detailed investigation of rock structure and petrophysical properties through computational methods.

Its services include X-ray tomography, which reconstructs an object’s internal structure for the analysis of petrophysical properties, and high-resolution X-ray microtomography, a non-destructive technique for examining internal structures. Rockcare also provides petrophysical analyses using relevant parameters and an integration of computational techniques developed by the company. The site highlights research and development alongside its service offerings, reflecting the role of digital methods in advancing reservoir studies.

Based in Cidade Universitária, Rio de Janeiro, Rockcare works at the intersection of imaging, computational analysis, and geoscience. Its offerings help researchers and industry professionals obtain three-dimensional representations and petrophysical insights from rock samples.