Robotic & Automated NDT Systems
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Robotic & Automated NDT Systems (Robotic NDT)

Method Overview

Automated magnetic crawlers, pipe inspection crawlers, and robotic manipulators for hazardous and un-manned in-service inspections.

Core Method Specifications

Technique IDRNDT
AcronymRobotic NDT
CategorySpecialized
ModalitySpecialized & Robotic
Default Report TemplateRNDT-Standard-Template

Target Applications & Governing Standards

1 Scopes Configured
Storage Tanks
API 653
Target Assets / Components:
In-Service Crude Oil Tank Shells & Roofs
Detectable Defects & Anomalies:
Shell Wall LossCorrosion ScouringPitting

Technique-to-OEM Compatibility Matrix

Verified manufacturers, instrument models, and diagnostic portals supporting Robotic NDT.

4 Verified OEMs
Waygate Technologies

Waygate Technologies

Global leader in industrial inspection solutions, radiography, and visual inspection (formerly GE Inspection Technologies).

Modalities:UTRTETCRDR+3 more
Eddyfi Technologies

Eddyfi Technologies

Specialized NDT inspection technologies including Pulsed Eddy Current (PEC), ACFM, and magnetic crawlers.

Modalities:ETMFLPAUTACFMPEC+5 more
Gecko Robotics

Gecko Robotics

Autonomous wall-climbing NDT crawlers for ultrasonic and visual inspection of boilers, tanks, and piping.

Modalities:RNDTUTVT
JIREH Industries

JIREH Industries

Precision scanners, crawlers, and encoder accessories for manual and automated ultrasonic and MFL inspection.

Modalities:RNDTPAUTMFL
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