Advances in Offshore Robotic Inspection Technologies
Tuesday, 3 May
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Technical / Poster Session
Emerging robotic systems are continuing to improve the safety and cost effectiveness associated with offshore operations, inspections, and maintenance activities. This session discusses the evolution of robotic systems as applied to offshore and subsea environments, particularly around inspection technologies and techniques.
Sponsoring Societies:
- Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Oceanic and Engineering Society (IEEE-OES)
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1400-1422 31733Subsea Robotics - AUV Pipeline Inspection Development Project
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1422-1444 31854Development Of Tethered Flying Robots With PAUT Capabilities For C-scan And In-service Inspection (mini-crawler/uav: Marsupial Robotic Approach)
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1444-1506 32112Generating Value From Inspection Ground Robots On Operational Sites
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1506-1528 32100Unlocking Resident Underwater Inspection Drones Or AUV For Subsea Autonomous Inspection: Value Creation Between Technical Requirements and Technological Development
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1528-1550 31847Transforming Asset Maintenance And Optimisation Through Autonomous Operations
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1550-1612 32012Taking Subsea Operations To The Next Level By Applying Machine Vision To Perform Autonomous Inspections
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1612-1634 32082Automated Measurement Of Corrosion Thickness And Metal Loss