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Partnering with IPC’s Robotic Non-destructive testing services will provide asset owners worldwide with more quantitative data to enable more efficient use of their maintenance budgets.

 

Utilizing advanced condition assessment provides an action plan for repairs and helps to  extend critical infrastructure assets worldwide. 

  • No Lane Closures Required
  • No Bucket Trucks Required
  • Safer For The Public!
  • Safer for The Inspector
  • 360 Degree View of Cable
  • Portable
  • Wireless
  • Accurate
Robotic Cable Stay Bridge Inspection
No Lane Closures, No Bucket Trucks. 360 degree inspection. More quantitative data.
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360 Degree Views
360 Degree Views from remote ground station or company van. No Lane Closures Required!
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Quick Mount
Wireless Robot Mounts with ease!
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Portable Base Station
Base stations can are both truck mounted and portable for easy observation by bridge inspector
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Robotic Bridge Inspection Service utilizes the latest in non-destructive testing and robotic engineering to provide the department of transportation with quantitative data and advanced condition assessment reports. With the latest in robotic and infrastructure bridge inspection services asset managers can utilize the information to better allocate limited resources and assets. 

Many of the issues found on one inspection were man made. The bucket truck hitting the cable during an inspection causing pitting and rust.  In another case the scaffolding from a previous paint job scraped the cable which again caused pitting and rusting. Updating all dated infrastructure inspection methods with modern technology and robotics can help in minimizing damage as well as lowering inspector risk.

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