We are developing an autonomous drone that will provide a complete visual inspection and non-destructive testing (NDT) solution for enclosed and poorly lit environments.
AUTONOMOUS INSPECTION, HIGH QUALITY DATA CAPTURE
AND AUTOMATIC REPORT GENERATION.
AUTONOMOUS INSPECTION, HIGH QUALITY DATA CAPTURE AND AUTOMATIC REPORT GENERATION.
INDOOR COLLISION AVOIDANCE
Spatial awareness and decision making enable the drone to avoid collision with its surroundings.
NAVIGATION AND MAPPING
The drone can carry out inspection by planned routes inside and around complex structures, identify, locate and map defects.
SOFTWARE, SENSORS & AI
Our smart drones enable us to use state of the art sensors for gathering of high quality inspection data. Our software process collected data for interpretation, report generation and storage.
INDOOR COLLISION AVOIDANCE
Spatial awareness and decision making enable the drone to avoid collision with its surroundings.
NAVIGATION AND MAPPING
The drone can carry out inspection by planned routes inside and around complex structures, identify, locate and map defects.
SOFTWARE, SENSORS & AI
Our smart drones enable us to use state of the art sensors for gathering of high quality inspection data. Our software process collected data for interpretation, report generation and storage.
Scout Drone Inspection is a spin-off from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
being developed in close co-operation with the industry.
Nicolai Husteli has 16 years experience from the maritime and offshore industry and has held positions as CTO in Marine Cybernetics and as Program Director in DNV GL Group Technology and Research.
Kristian Klausen is a hardware- and control engineer, with an expertise in robotics and drones. Received his PhD in cybernetics at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in 2017.
Serial entrepreneur and professor of guidance, navigation and control with expertise in robotics, vehicles, autonomy and software development. Co-director of the NTNU Centre for Autonomous Marine Systems and Operations (NTNU AMOS)
Serial entrepreneur, professor and principal investigator at the Centre for Autonomous Marine Systems and Operations (AMOS) at NTNU. Director of the NTNU UAV-lab.
Pål Kvaløy has a background in micro-electronics and programming. He has a LAPL(A) pilot license.
Morten Fyhn Amundsen received his MSc in Engineering Cybernetics in 2017. He has experience in robotics from his position as Lead Control Engineer in the student organization Vortex NTNU.
Krzysztof Cisek received his MSc degrees in control engineering and robotics in 2011. He has held position as software and robotics engineer at Flytronic. From 2014 he is research fellow and engineer at NTNU.
Kristoffer Slåttsveen has a MSc in Mechanical Engineering. He has experience from NTNU TrollLabs and is an active racing drone pilot.
WE ARE HIRING!
Drop us an e-mail if you have the skills and want to join the team!
CONTACT
contact@scoutdi.com