Quality-One Inspection Company offers non-destructive testing (NDT) services that include automatic ultrasonic testing (AUT, UT) corrosion scanning and mapping of tanks and other structures, including non-ferrous materials such as stainless steel. Our portable, remote-controlled devices can scale virtually any vertical or inverted surface. Our scanners are capable of producing A, B, C and 3D scan images of the area scanned. Our mapping software will show the exact location and size of the corroded areas of the structure being scanned. No scaffolding or man lifts are required to scan tanks or tall structures, reducing expense and addressing safety concerns.

A short documentary video produced in order to share the on-site demo information with other sectors of Applied Research Associates across the country. http://www.ara.com and http://www.icm.cc

EPRI and the New York Power Authority (NYPA) are demonstrating a robot that can scale concrete infrastructure such as hydroelectric dam walls and foundations in an effort to inspect the structures' integrity.

EPRI is developing a robot that can crawl vertically along concrete walls to inspect infrastructure in nuclear power plants.

ICM Robot Used for Dry Film Thickness Inspection of Coatings. ICM Robot Has Superstructure With Payload Area for Deploying Sensors OR Tools, Remote Control Lifting & Lowering Of Sensor To The Surface, And Rastering Left & Right On The Surface, Video Display of On-board Camera "Watching" The Deployment Of The Sensor

ICM Robot Climbing in a Vessel Mockup 1.5 Meters in Diameter.

ICM Robot Used for Dry Film Thickness Inspection of Coatings. ICM Robot Has Superstructure With Payload Area for Deploying Sensors OR Tools, Remote Control Lifting & Lowering Of Sensor To The Surface, And Rastering Left & Right On The Surface, Video Display of On-board Camera "Watching" The Deployment Of The Sensor

This video features the ICM Climbing Machine with high obstacle tracks and includes the vacuum sensor display which shows vacuum throughout the Climbing Machine's traverse. For more information visit www.icm.cc Property of International Climbing Machines, Inc. (ICM)

Instructional video on ICM's Track Removal Tool