Drive the
whole run.

Remote-driven camera platforms for sewers, pipelines, ducts and culverts. Operated from outside the space.

Illustration of a six-wheeled robotic inspection crawler with a lit camera head, inside a pipe

A crawler goes where a person can’t fit and a drone can’t fly. Drive it in, steer from the surface, and record the run as you go.

Best for

SewersPipelinesDucts & ventilationCulvertsTunnels & conduitsTank pipework

Your eyes at the far end.

A lit camera head at the front of the crawler shows you the pipe as you drive, while the operator stays at the access point.

Close-up illustration of the crawler's lit camera head at the front of the vehicle

What to consider

Choosing the right crawler.

The questions worth asking before you buy. We’ll talk them through with you against the job you have in mind.

Pipe diameter range

The smallest and largest bore the crawler, its wheels and its camera head can work in.

Cable and reel

How far the tether reaches, and whether the reel is powered and measures distance.

Camera head

Pan, tilt and zoom range, lighting, and whether the head can lift to centre in larger pipes.

Wheels and traction

Wheel options for wet, silted or smooth surfaces, and how quickly they can be swapped.

Sealing and conditions

Suitability for water, sewage and debris. Check the rating against the conditions you work in.

Software and reporting

On-screen distance, annotations and report output for your client or asset owner.

Line-up

The range.

[Line-up to be confirmed. Models and specifications will be added here.]

Get a quote

Tell us about the job.

Describe the space, the access point and what you need to see. You’ll get a recommendation and a tailored proposal.

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