Using a NeoSteer CL ABSS, Schlumberger kicked off from a cement plug to drill the curve and lateral through a complex geologic area. Throughout the run, instantaneous ROP was frequently measured at 450 ft/h. Continuous automatic hold inclination and azimuth, combined with near-bit directional sensors and gamma measurements, enabled the team to maintain the wellbore 100% within zone. Additionally, the combined technologies in the BHA not only minimized DLS and tortuosity in the lateral, but also delivered azimuthal target updates across multiple drilling cycles, enabling the team to drill around a hardline. This well represented the longest single run to date with the NeoSteer CL ABSS, drilling 17,463 ft of curve and lateral sections.