The fifth estate, IITM’s official news and media body featured Planys in an exclusive interview with Tanuj, CEO and cofounder of Planys. He talks about his journey as a student of IITM, taking ahead his master’s thesis to making India’s first and currently the only OEM of industrial underwater robots in the Indian sub-continent, along with IITM faculty members and a few of his colleagues, providing inspection and survey
Read MorePlanys Technologies, India’s first and only Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) of compact underwater robots (Remotely Operated Vehicles or ROVs) capable of Non-Destructive Testing (NDT), launched their second indigenously developed ROV ‘Beluga’ on 18 November, 2016.
Read MoreFeatured in Subsea World News, Planys talks about the launch of its new ROV Beluga. Beluga has double the thrust capacity as that of Planys ROV Mike, is specifically designed to oil and gas and shipping sector.
Read MoreCHENNAI: IIT-Madras incubated startup Planys Technologies, an original equipment manufacturer of compact underwater robots (remotely operated vehicles or ROVs), has launched its second indigenously developed ROV ‘Beluga’.
Read MoreIn what is a boost to shipping, and oil and gas companies in India, Planys Technologies, a company incubated by IIT Madras alumni and faculty, has launched its second underwater robot on Friday called “Beluga”.
Read MoreCHENNAI: IIT-Madras incubated startup Planys Technologies, an original equipment manufacturer of compact underwater robots (remotely operated vehicles or ROVs), has launched its second indigenously developed ROV ‘Beluga’.
Read MoreCHENNAI: Commonly found in the Arctic ocean, Beluga whales are unique for emitting high-frequency noises with which they communicate with one another. But thousands of miles away, here in Chennai, a different ‘Beluga’ is ready to take off into the deep oceans.
Read MorePlanys Technologies, the country’s first Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) of compact underwater robots which are known as Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) capable of Non-Destructive Testing (NDT), launched its second indigenously developed ROV Beluga on Friday.
Read MoreBENGALURU: In 2012, three robotics enthusiasts pursuing engineering at Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, had set out to win a contest for the best student-made underwater vehicle in India.
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Read MoreDesigned by a small team of 25-year-olds that goes by the name Planys Technologies, this lightweight and affordable underwater robot called “Mike” is best suited for shallow surveys.
Read MoreMike scampers quietly along the Coromandel coast in the Bay of Bengal, thirty meters below the surface of the choppy waters of the old port of Chennai. Today, it’s recording the hull of a ship that is docked at the port.
Read MorePlanys Technologies provides underwater inspection and survey solutions using ingenuously made submersible robotic vehicles. The company designs and manufactures compact remotely operated vehicles(ROVs), and provides underwater robotic inspection and survey services.
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Read MoreCorrosion and marine organisms often pose a threat to port structures and so Chennai Port Trust recently employed the indigenous underwater robot ‘Mike’.
Read MoreIn an interview with Nandita Mahajan of Maritime Matrix Today, Tanuj spoke at length about his company, the role of robotics in the shipping industry and his passions.
Read MoreCHENNAI: The sputtering oil and gas industry is notorious for being challenging when it comes to new technology given the gestation, high costs and sheer complexity and scale. However, a few startups have taken it on as a challenge and are devising solutions for oil & gas companies.
Read MoreWith a vast coastline of over 7500 km with 12 Major Ports and 187 Non-Major Ports that carry nearly 95 per cent of India’s trade volume, the maritime sector in India offers a sea of opportunities comprising
Read MoreFounded in February 2015, Planys, which designs and manufactures compact submersible vehicles, was the brainchild of IITians Tanuj Jhunjhunwala, Vineet Upadhyay and Rakesh Sirikonda.
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Read MoreCHENNAI: When Tarun Mishra, an engineering student at IIT-Madras, graduated out of college, he wanted to convert his research project into a commercial product.
Read MoreA city-based venture has come up with a technology that sounds like a sci-fi movie. Scientific explanation would call it an unmanned vehicle that examines anything under water.
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