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🚨 Chennai-based Solinas Integrity (Solinas Integrity) has raised $5.5M in their Series A1 round led by Mela Ventures and Hero Enterprise Family Office. They are building AI-powered robots that inspect underground water and sewer pipelines for leaks, blockages and structural damages.

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zarth.dev1 month ago

@solinas_in It could save a lot of lives

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Col Rakesh Shishodia (Retd)1 month ago

@solinas_in These kind of robots have applications for military and disaster relief too. Special forces can use these to carry out surveillance or mapping of sub terrain structures. Great work!

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Obligate Chronovore1 month ago

@solinas_in with wheels. clogs, corrosion, solids, whatever else cakes the walls in pipelines that accrue wet, slippery fouling and narrow 90 degree intersections...and @solinas_in is like "wheels are the perfect mobility implementation here" is it that easy to scam for funding these days?

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Utsav Patel1 month ago

@solinas_in Great to see more investment in robotics tackling dull, dirty, and dangerous jobs. Underground pipeline inspection is a perfect application where AI and automation can improve both worker safety and operational efficiency. Congrats to the team!

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nikhil1 month ago

@solinas_in Why it is copy of genrobotics

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The Embodied Era1 month ago

@solinas_in Amazing. Strong example of robotics solving work that is both invisible and dangerous. AI-powered robots into buried pipelines can replace risky manual inspection, detect failures earlier and turn sewer maintenance from reactive guesswork into data-driven infra management.

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RoboFeed1 month ago

@solinas_in Sending a robot into a sewer pipe instead of a person is one of those robotics use cases that needs zero convincing. This is exactly where the ROI is obvious

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