Invert Robotics
New Zealand company founded 2011 as a University of Canterbury spin-off, making magnetic and vacuum climbing robots for non-destructive inspection of tanks.
Invert Robotics, headquartered in Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand, was founded in 2011 as a spin-off from the University of Canterbury's School of Engineering. The company develops proprietary robotic platforms that use magnetic, vacuum, and hybrid adhesion technologies to climb vertical and inverted surfaces of industrial assets including stainless steel tanks, carbon steel storage vessels, ship hulls, and aircraft fuselages. Its M-series robots are designed specifically for ferromagnetic coated surfaces.
Equipped with non-destructive testing (NDT) sensors and high-definition cameras, the robots conduct internal and external inspection of critical infrastructure without requiring confined space entry or scaffolding erection, reducing safety risks and inspection downtime. Invert Robotics serves the dairy, food and beverage, aviation, petrochemical, and industrial chemical industries. The company has grown from a New Zealand startup to a global operation with offices in Ireland, the Netherlands, Germany, France, Australia, and the United States, conducting thousands of tank inspections annually across hundreds of industrial sites.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
M-Series Magnetic Climbing Inspection Robot
Magnetic adhesion climbing robot designed for NDT inspection of ferromagnetic-coated surfaces including carbon steel tanks, ship hulls, and industrial vessels.
Contact Invert Robotics
WEBSITE
https://invertrobotics.comPHONE
+64 9 930 7586HEADQUARTERS
New Zealand
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Founded
2011
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Oceania
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