The UNEXMIN Georobotics Ltd. from Budapest, Hungary and the Hranický Kras unit of the Czech Speleological Society joined forces to explore the world’s currently known deepest flooded cave, the Hranická Propast in the Czech Republic,… Read More »NEW WORLD RECORD IN THE DEEPEST FLOODED CAVE – 450 m below the surface
After the successfull site assessment the UNEXMIN Georobotics Ltd. just returned to Solotvyno, Ukraine to survey an abandoned, collapsed salt mine. The robot is exploring the Shaft 10 which is 500m deep and has direct… Read More »Robotic survey with the UX1-Neo at Solotvyno, Ukraine
The UX1-Neo robot was tested in one of the most complicated underwater passage systems in Europe: The Molnár János Cave in Budapest, the capital of Hungary. This cave is a multilevel maze which means navigation… Read More »The UX1-Neo explored the Molnár János Cave in Budapest, Hungary
The UNEXMIN Georobotics Ltd. just finished to map a freshwater well in Csór, Hungary. The mission was to survey the most important potable water source of Western Hungary. The shaft needs reconstruction work which requires… Read More »Exploring the Csór freshwater well in Hungary
Already more than 2 months have passed since the BlueROV2 (https://bluerobotics.com/) arrived. The BlueROV2 is the most basic of the ROV’s that will be part of our operational fleet for underwater surveys and inspections. Furthermore,… Read More »First underwater ROV in our fleet: BlueROV2 with modifications
First site assessment in 2020 concluded In July, two colleagues visited a site in the Ukraine to be surveyed for health and safety reasons. The Solotvino salt mine in the Ukraine, located only several km… Read More »First site assessment in 2020 concluded
Would you like to learn how to drive an underwater ROV in flooded mines or caves? If so, then get involved with the UNEXMIN GeoRobotics’ (UGR) training program. The program is in its development stage… Read More »Training Program
On Thursday (23/07) and Friday (24/07) of last week the UNEXUP consortium met online for the First Progress Meeting, supposed to happen in person, in Porto (Portugal), but due to the COVID-19 situation, it had… Read More »1st Progress Meeting