Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
“At Bureau Veritas, we see UT drones as a very promising evolution of remote inspection techniques. Bureau Veritas and Flyability are working together to advance the use of drone-based inspection technologies in the maritime industry,” says Alexander Gregg-Smith, President of Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore.
Watch the full interview 👉 youtu.be/DfOv2hbgE6A
Read more on the collaboration 👉 flyability.com/news/flyability-and-bureau-veritas-collaboration-ut-drones
The maritime and offshore sectors face unique challenges when it comes to asset integrity. Vessels are under constant threat of corrosion and structural damage. Traditional inspections of cargo holds, COTs, ballast tanks, FPSOs, and offshore platforms often require scaffolding, rope access, or sending personnel into hazardous, confined spaces. By combining Flyability’s specialized collision-tolerant drones with Bureau Veritas’s extensive inspection framework, the collaboration will deliver a safer, faster, and more cost-effective alternative.
“Inspection drones are transforming maritime inspections by making access to confined and difficult spaces safer and more efficient. They provide high-quality digital inspection data that supports better decision-making and long-term asset management. Most importantly, they allow surveyors and crews to reduce exposure to hazardous environments whilst maintaining high inspection standards,” says Redouane Assad, Fleet Management Director at Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore.
Thank you to @BureauVeritasGroup , Alexander Gregg-Smith, and Redouane Assad for their support and collaboration.
#RemoteInspectionTechnique #RIT #Drones #NDTDrones #UTDrones #RemoteInspection #MaritimeInspection #VesselInspection #ShipInspection #ClassInspection #BureauVeritas #BVClass #Flyability #Elios3
“At Bureau Veritas, we see UT drones as a very promising evolution of remote inspection techniques. Bureau Veritas and Flyability are working together to advance the use of drone-based inspection technologies in the maritime industry,” says Alexander Gregg-Smith, President of Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore.
Watch the full interview 👉 youtu.be/DfOv2hbgE6A
Read more on the collaboration 👉 flyability.com/news/flyability-and-bureau-veritas-collaboration-ut-drones
The maritime and offshore sectors face unique challenges when it comes to asset integrity. Vessels are under constant threat of corrosion and structural damage. Traditional inspections of cargo holds, COTs, ballast tanks, FPSOs, and offshore platforms often require scaffolding, rope access, or sending personnel into hazardous, confined spaces. By combining Flyability’s specialized collision-tolerant drones with Bureau Veritas’s extensive inspection framework, the collaboration will deliver a safer, faster, and more cost-effective alternative.
“Inspection drones are transforming maritime inspections by making access to confined and difficult spaces safer and more efficient. They provide high-quality digital inspection data that supports better decision-making and long-term asset management. Most importantly, they allow surveyors and crews to reduce exposure to hazardous environments whilst maintaining high inspection standards,” says Redouane Assad, Fleet Management Director at Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore.
Thank you to @BureauVeritasGroup , Alexander Gregg-Smith, and Redouane Assad for their support and collaboration.
#RemoteInspectionTechnique #RIT #Drones #NDTDrones #UTDrones #RemoteInspection #MaritimeInspection #VesselInspection #ShipInspection #ClassInspection #BureauVeritas #BVClass #Flyability #Elios3
