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This Amphibious Robot Can Crawl Through Pipes to Collect Data

March 25, 2017/in front, news/by CANS

With the American Water Works Association predicting the failure of over 1 million miles of pipe in the next 30 years, HiBot has plenty of pipe to travel as it uses predictive analytics to determine which pipes are highest priority for replacement. The AWA has reported that the cost of pipe replacement over the next 25 years will top $1 trillion and will be funded primarily through service rate increases. Read more.

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