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Pushing the Boundaries of Urban Drainage: AI, Drones, Sensors & Robotics

Posted 07. April 2025
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Last week, we hosted a truly inspiring international conference in Gelsenkirchen, Germany: “AI, Drones, Sensors and Robots for Smart Sewers and Urban Drainage 2025” More than 50 experts from across the globe gathered to explore how cutting-edge technologies are transforming the way we inspect and manage urban drainage systems. Share and recommend

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Celebrating 30 Years of IKT: “Sewers for the 21st Century” International Conference

Posted 21. September 2024
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Held to celebrate IKT – Institute for Underground Infrastructure’s 30th anniversary, on September 11th and 12th, 2024, in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, the event brought together IKT’s research collaborators with sewer and urban drainage network owners from around the world. Share and recommend

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After six years: IKT researchers dig up their test stand for tree roots

Posted 05. September 2024
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How to keep roots away from sewage pipes? IKT investigates protection systems in a long-term project. Researchers want to find out which protective measures are suitable. They have now dug up their worldwide unique in-situ test rig. The initial results are surprising. Share and recommend

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30 Years of Sewerage Research at IKT – Institute for Underground Infrastructure: What was, what is and what is yet to come

Posted 06. August 2024
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When a group of far-sighted experts founded a new research institute for sewerage technology in 1994, they could hardly have imagined how important the topic would become over the next three decades. Prof. Dietrich Stein from Ruhr University Bochum, Dr. Rolf Bielecki, Senior Construction Director from the Hamburg Building Authority, and Jürgen Wilms from Hochtief AG had recognised something that is undisputed today: Germany’s, and the World‘s sewerage infrastructure needs…

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