South African inspection robot attracting international interest

28th July 2016

South African inspection robot attracting international interest

From Creamer Media in Johannesburg, this is the Real Economy Report.

Sashnee Moodley:

Johannesburg company Ryonic Industries is receiving both national and international interest in its newly developed pipeline inspection robot. Keith Campbell reports.

 

Keith Campbell:

The robot is designated the RMIS Crawler System, RMIS standing for Ryonic Modular Inspection System. Ryan Beech is the Managing Director and Chief Roboticist of Ryonic and he tells us about the development of the company and of the RMIS robot.

Ryonics MD & chief roboticist Ryan Beech:

Sashnee Moodley:
Other news making headlines this week:

Africa’s brightest youth brainstorm solutions to socioeconomic challenges
And, gas gensets a sustainable power alternative

One hundred of Africa’s most innovative youth gathered at the Brightest Young Minds 2016 summit, held in Johannesburg last month, to discuss and find innovative solutions for Africa’s socioeconomic challenges.
Brightest Young Minds CEO Dhiren Govender
 

Engine, filtration and power-generation product manufacturer Cummins notes that gas-powered gensets are a sustainable power solution, owing to natural gas being methane rich and occurring naturally.
Cummins Southern Africa Director Power Generation Kenny Gaynor
 


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