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Inspection Robots

Wheeled and rail-mounted inspection equipment for repeatable routes, multi-sensor acquisition and remote review.

Inspection Robots
SMART INSPECTIONConfigured for duty · Engineered to deliver

SYSTEM OVERVIEW

Start with the duty. Build the right system configuration.

Inspection equipment is selected around route geometry, site constraints, sensing tasks and operating workflows. Wheeled and rail-mounted platforms support scheduled inspection using visible-light, thermal and acoustic information with remote task review.

EQUIPMENT RANGE

Equipment & typical specifications

Values shown are typical for the current portfolio. Final models, ratings and interfaces are subject to project requirements and technical confirmation.

01Wheeled Inspection Robot

Wheeled Inspection Robot

Mobile inspection platform for scheduled and fixed-point routes, combining visible-light, thermal and acoustic data.

  • Autonomous inspection routes
  • Thermal and visual acquisition
  • Remote control and history comparison
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02Rail-Mounted Inspection Robot

Rail-Mounted Inspection Robot

Rail-guided inspection equipment for repeatable coverage in substations, switch rooms and constrained industrial spaces.

  • Repeatable fixed routes
  • Multi-sensor inspection
  • Remote review and task scheduling
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APPLICATIONS

Built around real operating contexts

Application boundaries, equipment configuration and system interfaces are confirmed during project engineering.

01

Substation inspection

Repeatable inspection routes for electrical equipment and operating areas.

02

Switch-room inspection

Scheduled visual and thermal data acquisition in distribution environments.

03

Constrained industrial spaces

Rail-guided coverage where repeatability and fixed routes are preferred.

04

Remote review

Task scheduling, remote control and historical comparison support maintenance review.

PROJECT INPUTS

What defines the right selection?

Share these inputs early so Kerrix can define the technical route, equipment configuration and interface boundaries.

  1. 01

    Inspection area, route geometry and fixed or flexible coverage needs

  2. 02

    Visible-light, thermal and acoustic acquisition requirements

  3. 03

    Task frequency, fixed-point inspection and historical comparison

  4. 04

    Remote-control, communication and platform-integration requirements

  5. 05

    Site access, environmental limits and maintenance arrangements

ENGINEERED TO DELIVER

From requirement definition to continued operation

Kerrix supports solution design, system integration, commissioning, remote diagnostics and spare-parts support so equipment selection remains aligned with project delivery.

01Requirements & duty
02Equipment & interfaces
03Integration & commissioning
04Diagnostics & spares

PROJECT FAQ

Frequently asked questions

01When should a wheeled robot be selected?

A wheeled platform suits projects that need autonomous routes and flexible scheduled or fixed-point inspection across accessible operating areas.

02When is a rail-mounted robot appropriate?

A rail-guided platform is suitable where a repeatable fixed route is required in substations, switch rooms or constrained industrial spaces.

03Which inspection data can be collected?

The current platforms support visible-light and thermal acquisition, with acoustic data included in the wheeled inspection configuration.

PROJECT INQUIRY

Start with the duty. Define the right system.

Send the application, electrical parameters, site conditions and delivery boundary to begin the technical discussion.

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