Said to be the first robot of its kind, ATRIS (Automated Tunnel Robotic Installation System) can autonomously select brackets, locate where they need to be mounted along a tunnel wall, and install them. Manually fitting these services in tunnels can be hazardous, labour-intensive and time-consuming, and it’s claimed that ATRIS will improve on-site health and safety by reducing the risks associated with manual labour at the tunnel work face. The ATRIS consortium brings together expertise from across robotics, as well as mechanical and civil engineering. Partners include Tunnel Engineering Services (TES), i3D robotics (i3D), the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC), Costain, and VVB Engine
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