Services / Underwater photogrammetry

ROV inspections and measurements of subsurface structures

Services / Underwater photogrammetry

ROV inspections and measurements of subsurface structures

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Services / Underwater photogrammetry

ROV inspections and measurements of subsurface structures

Inspection of complex infrastructure

High precision photogrammetric subsurface inspection

UW-Tech is one of the few providers in Sweden offering high-precision photogrammetric inspection of complex infrastructure, including power plants, turbines, tunnels, dams, mines, ports, bridges, water pipelines, and industrial environments where traditional methods are limited. 

 

Furthermore, our photogrammetry technology can track and analyze crack formation in concrete. We can measure the crack’s size, inclination angle, and exact position, facilitating efficient repair. 

Our underwater missiles have:

  • Realistic 3D visualisation
  • 2D real-time sonar
  • Gripper for simpler interventions
  • High resolution cameras - up to 4K
  • Live monitoring via control room

Because UW-Tech has the resources of both divers and advanced ROVs, the jobs can be done both safely and efficiently.

- Åke Lindgren, Project Manager at Skellefteå Kraft

Measurable 3D model for assessments

We deliver photorealistic, georeferenced 3D models of underwater structures and other areas. This enables accurate analysis of crack formations, easy review from all angles, efficient planning of actions, and continuous monitoring of changes over time.

We report and deliver:

  • High resolution measurable 3D OBJ model
  • High resolution point cloud in any ASCII format, such as XYZ or PTS 
  • High resolution measurable orthomosaic
  • Written report and calibration protocol

Hire UW-Tech to map structures below and above the surface.

Portrait photo Jonas Bosell owner and project manager UW-tech

Hire UW-Tech to map structures below and above the surface.

We are the market leader in photogrammetry, a technology we use both below and above the water surface.