Fully Digitalized Asset Inspection
Unlimited flight time, superior image stability and enhanced spatial awareness. A tethered drone system designed for inspection of confined spaces and indoor industrial assets.
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The Next-Generation Scout 137 Drone System
The new Scout 137 has a range of excellent capabilities and features. It comes with a survey-grade LiDAR as standard, 3.5x optical zoom camera with autofocus — and a unique UTM Payload that cleans and measures in one seamless operation. No tool swapping. No second tries.
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“ScoutDI is the most forward thinking drone technology company we have dealt with and we have a great dialogue with them regarding product development. They also have heavyweights such as DNV and Equinor standing behind them which put ScoutDI at the forefront of the industry”
“The Scout 137 Drone System did a complete visual inspection of a tank on one of our FPSOs – avoiding use of climbers. We really like the way inspection data is geo-tagged and presented in the Scout Portal”
“We want to be less intrusive, so class is not driving inspection regime, but that we are fitting into the regime to cut costs and be more efficient, and at the same time have better quality. “
“Much greater coverage is within reach and consequently a much more comprehensive and reliable dataset.“
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