Terahertz sensing ‘v’ thermal imaging in detecting moisture within process pipe insulation
SubTera’s innovative terahertz sensing technology was originally developed to measure and monitor Ozone depletion within Earth’s atmosphere.
Field test and evaluation of Pi
SubTera’s innovative terahertz sensing technology was originally developed to measure and monitor Ozone depletion within Earth’s atmosphere.
EnergyTec Cluster
SubTera’s innovative terahertz sensing technology was originally developed to measure and monitor Ozone depletion within Earth’s atmosphere.
New Oxfordshire office
SubTera’s innovative terahertz sensing technology was originally developed to measure and monitor Ozone depletion within Earth’s atmosphere.
Exhibiting at ONS 2022
SubTera’s innovative terahertz sensing technology was originally developed to measure and monitor Ozone depletion within Earth’s atmosphere.
Presenting technology at Corrosione e Protezione
SubTera’s innovative terahertz sensing technology was originally developed to measure and monitor Ozone depletion within Earth’s atmosphere.
Preservation of the Ozone Layer
SubTera’s innovative terahertz sensing technology was originally developed to measure and monitor Ozone depletion within Earth’s atmosphere.
Innovative Technology
At SubTera we’re developing intelligent corrosion detection solutions for the Oil & Gas industry. SubTera’s Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) inspection technology enables users to ‘see-through’ non-metallic protective layers in real time; helping engineers to quickly identify anomalies within foams, plastics and insulations. Underpinning SubTera’s capability is its core TeraHertz sensing technology;
Inspection Rover proof of concept
At SubTera we’re developing intelligent corrosion detection solutions for the Oil & Gas industry. SubTera recently collaborated with Archangel Imaging and GMV to demonstrate a conceptual automated Oil & Gas pipeline corrosion inspection robot. The proof of concept project was a Harwell Campus Cluster initiative funded through the Science and
Handheld sensor development
SubTera is delighted to announce the award of a co-funded project to develop a handheld version of its corrosion under insulation (CUI) inspection technology. This innovative project will be co-funded by the UK’s Net-Zero Technology Centre (NZTC) and delivered in partnership with Spirit Energy. Commenting on the project, David Haskett,