About this event
Partner Webinar with Thornetix and ScoutDI
Join us for a live webinar introducing the Next-Generation UTM Payload for the Scout 137 Drone System — combining spot cleaning, couplant feed and ultrasonic measurement in one integrated tool.
Developed by ScoutDI in close collaboration with Thornetix (Australia), the payload brings drone-based ultrasonic thickness measurement to a new level of practicality and precision.
Featuring the Talisman™ multi-channel UT module from Thornetix, it delivers accurate readings on a wide range of materials, directly during flight, with automated peak detection and full pulser control.
In this session, you’ll learn how the Next-Gen UTM Payload closes the gap in drone-based NDT through:
✅ Spot cleaning and UTM in a single, continuous workflow
✅ Interchangeable brush heads and couplant feed for field adaptability
✅ In-flight UT control via tablet and Smart Release probe detachment
✅ Real-world inspection examples and validation data
Duration: 45 minutes + Q&A
Audience: NDT professionals, asset owners and inspection service providers looking to expand into remote ultrasonic inspection of confined spaces.
Hosted by
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Team member
Stuart Thorogood Founder & Director @ ThornetixT
Stuart has worked globally in the NDT industry for 28 years, specialising in advanced ultrasonic testing, applications and development for onshore and offshore infrastructure. He holds Level 3 certifications in UT, Phased Array and TOFD inspection methods.
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Team member
Eivind Sivertsen Marketing Director @ ScoutDIT
Eivind has 20+ years of professional experience, mostly in semiconductor, IoT and robotics industries wearing different hats: Application engineer, key customer tech support, product training, online presence manager and as marketing director.
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Team member
Benjamin Skonseng Mechanical engineer @ ScoutDIT
Developing a drone-based system for fully digitalized inspection of industrial confined spaces.
SCOUTDI
Fully digitalized asset inspectionScoutDI is a Norwegian technology company focusing on robotics for safer and more efficient inspection of confined spaces.
We're a spin-out of the Norwegian University of Technology and Science (NTNU).
Our main products are the Scout 137 Drone System and the Scout Portal.
