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Home›Subsea›2G Robotics Demonstrates ULS-100 Underwater Laser Scanner
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October 22, 2013 · about 13 years ago

2G Robotics Demonstrates ULS-100 Underwater Laser Scanner

Recently the Region of Waterloo, Ontario invited 2G Robotics to demonstrate the ULS-100 Underwater Laser Scanner for Down-Hole inspection of a Water Well. Clean water supplies are at risk when the structural integrity of hard to access water transfer and holding systems are cracked or eroded. Degrad

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Recently the Region of Waterloo, Ontario invited 2G Robotics to demonstrate the ULS-100 Underwater Laser Scanner for Down-Hole inspection of a Water Well.

Clean water supplies are at risk when the structural integrity of hard to access water transfer and holding systems are cracked or eroded. Degraded asset integrity allows for water loss and intrusion of bacteria and chemicals which can contaminate the water we drink. With much of our water infrastructure exceeding the 30 year mark, an inspection solution such as Under Water Laser scanning provides valuable indicators for diagnosing where attention is needed most.

Underwater Laser Scanning has become an inspection solution for many sub-sea industries such as; offshore oil and gas, energy, defense and archaeology, but more recently inland water transfer infrastructure is learning how Point Cloud Data generated by subsurface laser scanning can provide the crucial information needed for engineers to establish maintenance and rehabilitation solutions for aging water tunnels, wells and cisterns.

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Press Release, October 22, 2013

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