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FOCUS ON WATER: ADVANCING ROBOTICS FOR I&M IN WATER-INTENSIVE INDUSTRIES
28 October 2021 @ 14:00 - 16:00 CEST
SPRINT Robotics and RIMA Network will co-host “Focus on water: Advancing robotics for I&M in water-intensive industries”.
October 28, 2021
14:00 – 16:00 CEST
virtual event
On the program, industry experts from leading companies in I&M Robotics:
Alexandre Ventura & Francois Theil – Suez & Flyability: Drones for Sewer Pipes Inspections: Use Case Suez & Flyability
Jeroen Minnema – Demcon: Pipe inspections
Klas Lange – Weda: Underwater Tank Cleaning
Quinn Holub – Gecko Robotics: Collecting Data for the Preventative Maintenance of Municipal Water Systems
Kristopher Embry – PICA Corp: Robotics in Public Infrastructure
Jakub Matyszczak – MAB Robotics: 4-legged Robot for Pipe Inspections
Guillermo Flores – Rovimatica: AI WATER (2OC)
Dario Sosa – Subsea Mechatronics: PIPEYE RIE (2OC)
Merijn Sanders – Voxdale: MOVEX (2OC)
Safe and reliable access to water is a critical enabler for many industries. As water scarcity is becoming increasingly apparent, water-intensive industries are focusing closely on monitoring water use, treatment, and re-use across their operations. This has opened the door to the exploration of synergies between users (industries) and providers (utilities) of water to reduce inefficiencies in the water cycle.
Sustainable infrastructures play a crucial role in industrial processes, drinking water production and treatment, as well as the management of freshwater resources. They represent significant value in terms of their operational function and capital cost.
Robotics for I&M can play a key role in safeguarding infrastructures. Through an increased collection of reliable data in remote, inaccessible or hazardous environments in a manner that is safe, efficient and cost-effective, robotics can contribute to better water stewardship and a more sustainable future.
Continuing the successful events of spring 2021, SPRINT Robotics and RIMA Network will co-host “Focus on water: Advancing robotics for I&M in water-intensive industries”. The seminar is free of charge, registration is required.
