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ENDOBOT is a sewer and water pipeline inspection robot for leak detection, monitoring, and maintenance.

Homosep offers smart sewage robot solutions for drainage cleaning and septic tank maintenance.

Inspection made smarter—Solinas offers AI-powered pipeline inspection with advanced robotics for municipal corporations and Industries

Detect structural defects, blockages, root intrusion and illegal connections in sewer pipelines using robotic CCTV inspection and AI-powered condition assessment.

Solinas Integrity publishes expert blogs on pipeline inspection, water management, and technology innovations for safer infrastructure.

Solinas provides case studies demonstrating how its pipeline inspection and cleaning solutions improve efficiency, reduce costs, and ensure reliability for utilities and industries.

Divanshu Kumar, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Solinas Integrity, highlighted the growing role of artificial intelligence in urban infrastructure management.

The blockage was detected in a pipeline network supplying water to the Vennala region of the city.

Solinas Integrity shares news and insights on water and sanitation robotics, pipeline technology, and climate solutions.

the Bengaluru Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) is set to explore the use of AI, predictive analytics and robotic inspection technologies to detect water theft

Solinas Integrity Private Limited, a deep-tech robotics company incubated at IIT Madras, has been selected as the subject of a case study published on Harvard Business Publishing

The robotic systems, equipped with high-resolution cameras, advanced sensors and AI-based defect detection, will inspect pipelines ranging from 100 mm to 250 mm in diameter.

Solinas offers careers in AI, robotics, and clean tech, combining innovation with real-world utility.

Solinas advances pipeline inspection, AI-based solutions, and infrastructure digitization for smarter cities.

Solinas’ CSR initiatives focus on clean tech, sanitation, and community welfare through innovation.

Solinas Integrity deploys intelligent robots and AI diagnostics to detect leaks, prevent contamination, and protect the water lifeline for millions - without a single unnecessary dig.

Solinas provides support for water and sanitation solutions, product inquiries, partnerships, and service requests.

Solinas inspect, clean & digitize water pipelines, sewers, septic tanks, stormwater drains & manholes–tackling NRW and eliminating manual scavenging with robotics.

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Chennai Metrowater deploys robotic cameras to identify leaks and pollution in its pipeline network. The technology enables faster detection and repair, minimizing service interruptions for residents. The system enhances monitoring of water infrastructure across the city.

Sep 2026The HinduNews article

An IIT Madras graduate has developed **HomoSEP Atom**, a robotic system deployed in Chennai to clean septic tanks in apartments, housing boards, and individual homes. The startup, now valued at **₹15 crore**, commercializes technology originally built as a college project. Robots automate sewage cleaning in densely populated urban areas, addressing manual labor challenges and sanitation needs.

Sep 2026News18News article

Solinas Integrity secures **$5.5 million** in funding to expand its **AI-driven robotics platform**, designed for inspecting and maintaining underground water and sanitation infrastructure. The company plans to scale operations globally, leveraging automation to improve efficiency in critical utility networks. The platform integrates robotic systems with AI to enhance diagnostics and operational oversight in water infrastructure management.

Aug 2026analyticsindiamag.comNews article

IIT Madras startup **Solinas Integrity** secures **$5.5 million** to deploy its **EndoBot** pipeline inspection robots, addressing India’s **38% treated water loss** from underground leaks. The crawler robots navigate pipes as narrow as [unspecified width] to detect and locate failures. The funding supports scaling infrastructure solutions for water utilities across the country.

Aug 2026Tech TimesNews article