Pipeline cleaning and surveying can be time-consuming and labor intensive. But technological advancements are helping to streamline the process.Sewer Robotics recently announced automatic defect coding powered by artificial intelligence, essentially taking the task out of the technician’s hands. The technology makes it easier and more efficient to clean and survey large amounts of pipe and to report defects, even without human eyes reviewing the video footage.The new technology is offered on the C70 video nozzle, a jetting nozzle for pipe cleaning with an integrated forward lighting and battery-powered, self-leveling, high-definition camera to record while cleaning pipes. It is made of
