On this episode we are joined by Ravi Sanyal, CEO and Product Manager at Techmatics Robotics, who is on a mission to save building inspectors and engineers from unsafe work in tight spaces with the help of clever robotic technology designed, developed and built in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Techmatics builds high-quality inspection bots with custom software for video transfer and capture. The robot has been built as a multi-use platform and can be customised with a robotic arm or other sensors for confined space inspections such as, underside of the car and sub floor of the house. Techmatics has worked with governments and industry authority, including the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry in Australia, New Zealand Ministry of Primary Industries and the New Zealand Institute of Building Surveyors.
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Techmatics Robotics website
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