Inspecting and assessing submerged structures such as bridge foundations, port piers, or hydropower dam bodies has always been a significant challenge, fraught with risks and high costs. How can we "see" the underwater world most safely and efficiently?
Grasping technological trends and practical demands, International Leading Technologies Transfer Company Limited (ILTech) offers a modern technological solution: Remotely Operated Underwater Vehicles (ROVs).
Recently, ILTech signed a contract to supply the Gladius Mini S underwater drone to a key partner in the field of traffic infrastructure management and maintenance. This is a crucial step, applying Industry 4.0 technology to ensure the safety of vital national infrastructure.
The Gladius Mini S, a product of Chasing (China), is a compact yet powerful device capable of deep dives, flexible movement, capturing 4K video data, and transmitting it directly to a control screen. It acts as a keen "eye," helping engineers explore every detail of underwater structures without the need for divers, ensuring superior safety and efficiency.
This solution opens a new chapter for underwater structure inspection in Vietnam, making data collection faster, more accurate, and safer than ever before.
Image of Gladius Mini S ROV operating underwater
With the vision and mission of becoming a leading provider of specialized high-tech solutions, ILTech is committed not only to delivering advanced products but also to accompanying customers through in-depth training and technical support, ensuring that technology is utilized with maximum efficiency, contributing to the sustainable development of the industry.
