Robotics for industrial sites

Industrial sites still send people into tanks, up flare structures and through confined spaces. That work is slow, heavy to permit and consistently the most dangerous on any plant.

This partnership brings robotics to those tasks: crawlers and inspection platforms that enter vessels and pipework, manipulators for repetitive handling, and mobile units running standardised patrol routes across a site.

Every deployment starts with the task, not the machine — which jobs repeat, what access constraints exist, and what evidence an operator actually needs to sign off an inspection.

Hardware is paired with an operational supervision layer. Imagery, wall-thickness readings and thermal data captured in the field are logged, time-stamped and pushed straight into maintenance planning, so the intervention record builds itself.

The outcome is fewer confined-space entries, shorter shutdowns, and an inspection history that can be trended year over year instead of filed away.