JettyRobot

Tomáš Baťa was not only one of the most successful businessmen in Czech history, but also a visionary whose principles of leadership, responsibility, and innovation remain highly relevant today.

We were honoured to attend the “Baťa Forum: Paths to Responsible Leadership” conference in Prague, commemorating Baťa’s 150th anniversary. We had the opportunity to hear and share inspiring thoughts on how his values can still be applied in both personal and professional life today.

The owner and CEO of JettyRobot is a long-time follower of Baťa’s philosophy and works to implement these principles across all of his companies, including ours. As a dedicated supporter of this legacy, he was also one of the conference speakers and invited members of the JettyRobot management team to attend, gain inspiration, and share experiences with others who live by these values every day.

We left the conference feeling inspired and motivated to continue building our future on strong values, hard work, and innovation.

Thank you!

Dry Ice Blasting – System Overview 🔧📊

This diagram shows a simplified setup of the JettyRobot dry ice blasting system in action.

Several key components are required to make the process work: a compressed air source, a dry ice blasting machine, the JettyRobot platform itself, and the correct combination of hoses and control cables to connect everything into one efficient system.

Each element plays a crucial role in ensuring consistent pressure, controlled dry ice flow, and precise robot movement inside the duct. The result is a clean but perfectly intact surface of the duct!

A clear setup, a controlled process, and reliable results!

And here’s the answer 👇

In this case, what you saw was not a working tool, but a technical experiment.
The goal of this test was to confirm that our inspection arm we normally use for DFT and UT inspections is capable of carrying and operating any sensor weighing up to 3 kg in a vertical pipe.

Stability is absolutely critical during inspections. For testing purposes, the sensor was replaced with a metal weight weighing 3.1 kg, visible in the photo.

The test successfully confirmed that this load presents no limitation for our inspection arm — and, just as importantly, that JettyRobot remains fully stable while operating in vertical piping.

This is another step forward in expanding the capabilities of our robotic inspection platform.