Reduce initial exposure
Send the inspection platform into a difficult or hazardous area before deciding whether people need to enter.
Industrial inspection drone
Inspect difficult industrial assets before people enter.
COAX is a compact drone platform for close-range industrial inspections in spaces where access is limited, GNSS is unavailable and manual entry carries risk.
Discuss a pilotCOAX + RevSight
A drone built around the inspection task
Industrial assets combine narrow passages, metal structures, pipes, walls and poor lighting. COAX is being developed to collect useful visual and spatial data close to the asset, while RevSight organizes that material for technical review and reporting.
Industrial inspection drone
Why use a drone for industrial inspection?
Reach difficult geometry
Collect close-range data around structures, ducts, machinery and other areas that are hard to observe from a safe position.
Create usable outputs
Connect captured evidence with findings and structured reports instead of leaving teams with raw footage alone.
Use cases
Industrial inspection applications
COAX is intended for assets where access, safety and data quality are more important than open-air range.
- Production plants and utility facilities
- Pipelines, ducts and technical shafts
- Substations and energy infrastructure
- Post-incident and pre-entry assessment
COAX + RevSight
From inspection objective to report
A pilot starts with the asset and decision the inspection needs to support.
Define
Identify the inspection zone, access constraints, suspected defects and required outputs.
Capture
Deploy COAX to gather visual, low-light, thermal-ready or spatial inspection data.
Review
Use RevSight to annotate findings, connect evidence and prepare results for maintenance teams.
FAQ
Industrial drone inspection FAQ
Can an industrial inspection drone work without GPS?
COAX is designed for environments where GNSS/GPS is unavailable, including enclosed industrial assets and underground infrastructure.
Does a drone inspection replace every manual inspection?
No. Its role is to improve initial access, evidence collection and planning. The required inspection method still depends on the asset, defect and applicable procedures.
What data can be included in RevSight?
RevSight is designed to ingest video, images, thermal data, 3D scans, point clouds and inspection metadata.
Pilot inspection
Start with a real industrial asset.
Tell us what needs to be inspected, where access is difficult and what decision the data should support.