Partnership
ULC Technologies x SGN x TfL (AUSMOS)
ULC Technologies developed the Automated Utility Service Mark-Out System (AUSMOS) - a semi-autonomous robotic platform using ground-penetrating radar and electromagnetic sensors to detect and mark out below-ground infrastructure - in collaboration with UK gas distribution network SGN and Transport for London (TfL) to reduce accidental damage to buried assets.
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- development
- Status
- Activeoperating
- Announced
- 2023-01-013.7 years ago
- Active for
- 3.7 years
Who’s involved
US and UK infrastructure-robotics company (formerly ULC Robotics); develops in-pipe robotic systems to inspect and repair live gas, hydrogen, electric, and utility infrastructure, including the CISBOT gas-main repair robot. Part of The East Group.
Most-frequent partners
- SGN1
SGN is a technology company. Limited public information available in registry context — likely a supply chain or component partner in the physical AI ecosystem.
Most-frequent partners
Off-registry parties
- Transport for London · customer
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