Innovative
Pioneering Robotic Solutions
Driven by our commitment to client support in a pioneering industry, innovation has been key to our success.
This dedication led to the development of the first robotic Pipe Inspection Vehicle (PIV), capable of a 1km excursion range to survey potable water aqueducts, both above and below water.
If you’re facing a challenging project, don’t hesitate to contact us—we’re always ready to help.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Question
What do you mean by “Innovative” at Tunnel Vision Surveys?
We solve new, complex inspection and mapping problems by tailoring methods, tooling and deliverables to each site—so clients get the best-fit solution, not a one-size-fits-all service.
What’s an example of your pioneering work?
We designed, built and operated the first robotic Pipe Inspection Vehicle (PIV) with a 1 km excursion range to survey potable water aqueducts above and below water.
How do you approach a brand-new challenge?
Discovery with your team → concept options → rapid feasibility → controlled pilot → scale-up with documented QA and versioned deliverables.
Can you custom-build or modify equipment?
Yes. We engineer and adapt robotic platforms, camera heads and sensing payloads to suit diameter, material, access and environmental constraints.
How do you control risk while innovating?
Clear success criteria, RAMS updates, staged pilots, stakeholder sign-off and traceable change control before wider deployment.
How do you ensure quality and repeatability?
Survey control, calibrated equipment, test logs, and versioned outputs so results are measurable, comparable and auditable over time.
Will new workflows integrate with our systems?
Yes—deliverables align to your CDE (BIM/GIS/AMS), including IFC/DWG and SHP/GeoJSON with media and metadata.
Which sectors benefit most?
Water/wastewater, hydro-electric, civil engineering, industrial plants and asset owners with constrained, high-consequence networks.
Do you support live or hard-to-access environments?
Yes—robotic-first methods minimise manned entry and keep operations moving where safe and feasible.
What do you need from us to evaluate a challenge?
Objectives, constraints, drawings/records, access limits, safety/permit requirements, data standards and target timelines.