Illustration of an inspection drone inside an underground collector
Water and municipal infrastructure

Understand the asset. Plan the next step.

We combine remote inspection, mobile scanning and shared documentation so water utility teams can work from evidence tied to a specific place.

Discuss a pilot

Application illustration

Where it helps

Evidence from assets that are hard to access.

We plan access and measurements around each site. The material can support further inspection, cleaning, refurbishment and technical review.

Where it helps

Typical inspection locations

  • Interior of a concrete chamber

    Chambers, tanks and collectors

  • Pumps and blue pipes in a pumping station

    Pumping stations and plant rooms

  • Underground brick utility tunnel

    Shafts, culverts and accessible underground spaces

  • Close-up of a damp surface inside a collector

    Targeted assessment after an incident or before refurbishment

Illustrative photos and visualizations from the Revdock solutions catalogue.

COAX / Handheld / RevSight

Match the tool to the access and task.

The drone and handheld scanner collect data in different ways. RevSight brings the results together with team observations.

Guarded COAX drone in a collector
COAX

Look inside before entering

A compact, guarded drone designed for enclosed spaces without GPS. It can capture imagery and geometry in difficult access areas.

Illustration of the Handheld device
Handheld

Survey while walking through

A handheld system combines 3D scanning and visual records of accessible rooms, installations and equipment. Additional sensors are selected for the task.

Finding view in RevSight
RevSight

Keep a shared asset record

Spatial models, photos, video and observations retain their location context for future maintenance planning.

What the team receives

Move from the full asset to a specific finding.

The record helps locate an area, review source evidence and share observations with those responsible for maintenance.

  • Geometry and imagery in one context
  • A record of areas needing further assessment
  • Optional environmental or thermal measurements selected for the task
  • Material for consultation and work planning
Demonstration of a 3D infrastructure model with a marked finding
Illustrative RevSight data view.
Pilot

Test the approach on one real task.

Start with the asset type, inspection goal and access conditions.

01

Define the goal

Agree on the asset, questions to answer and the required output.

02

Set the scope

Plan access, method, sensors, safety and the format of the deliverables.

03

Review the evidence

Collect data and assess its quality and usefulness with the team.

FAQ

Questions before a pilot

Can a drone inspect every chamber or collector?

No. Feasibility depends on entry geometry, water level, obstructions, airflow and communications. We assess the conditions before selecting a method.

When is handheld scanning a better fit?

It fits accessible areas where an operator can move safely and spatial documentation of rooms, equipment or installations is needed.

Does the imagery establish technical condition on its own?

Imagery and geometry can point to areas for review. A technical diagnosis may need specialist measurements, tests or direct examination.

Let us talk

Start with your asset.

Send us a short description of the infrastructure, inspection goal and access conditions. We can outline a pilot.

Discuss a pilot