
Understanding pipe condition
Infrastructure owners need information about the condition of their pipe networks to plan maintenance. Much of that infrastructure is difficult to access, which makes inspection tools an important part of the assessment process.
SewerVUE Technologies develops multisensor inspection technology for large-diameter pipes, bringing several ways of observing pipe condition into one inspection approach.
Complementary ways of seeing
SewerVUE combines pipe-penetrating radar, LiDAR, sonar and high-definition CCTV. Each sensing method contributes a different perspective, helping create a more comprehensive picture than a single method alone.
The resulting data supports utilities, infrastructure owners and inspection partners as they assess pipe condition and make maintenance decisions.
Technology with a practical purpose
The aim is to provide useful information about critical infrastructure. By developing inspection systems around that need, SewerVUE connects specialized sensing technology with the everyday work of maintaining pipe networks.
Where inspection fits in the group
SewerVUE joined NameSilo in September 2025. Its inspection systems add infrastructure-assessment capabilities to a group that also includes digital services and marine technology. The company serves utilities, infrastructure owners and inspection partners maintaining critical pipe networks.
The Surveyor equipment shown here illustrates the physical inspection platform. Its sensing capabilities combine pipe-penetrating radar, LiDAR, sonar and high-definition CCTV. Product suitability and the interpretation of inspection findings depend on the requirements of the project; the operating company is the source for technical specifications.
Following pilot-project updates
NameSilo’s Q2 2026 release reported a growing number of SewerVUE pilot projects with new partners in new markets. Pilot projects provide opportunities to demonstrate the inspection capabilities described in the company profile.
A pilot-project update is different from a reported revenue figure or a confirmed future contract. The original announcement should be read for the reporting date, management’s discussion and forward-looking information. Company profiles explain the technology; financial reporting supplies the group’s disclosed performance.
Reporting sources
This company overview draws on the group’s dated reporting. Figures describe their stated periods and do not represent forecasts.
