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Concept scenario

Underground Cable Tunnel Heating and Gas Accumulation Control

Scenario record: it defines the environment, the mission flow and a proposed hardware and software configuration. The list below is a configuration proposal, not an installation inventory. Field projects lists deployed systems and their measurements.

Environment
Outdoor field
Operating mode
Supervised autonomy
Proposed robot
Unitree A2

The problem addressed

Requirement for human personnel to perform routine inspections in narrow tunnels under toxic gas and electrocution risk.

Draft mission flow

  1. 1The compact Go2 robot enters narrow cable tunnels and walks autonomously through galleries where humans cannot safely work.
  2. 2Thermal camera detects overheating in cable sheaths and thermal anomalies at splice points.
  3. 3Multi-gas sensor continuously measures and monitors methane, hydrogen sulfide, and oxygen levels in the tunnel.
  4. 4Instant alarm sent to SCADA when thermal or gas anomaly detected; periodic reports update the tunnel 'health map'.

Proposed hardware

  • Radiometric Thermal Camera
  • Multi-Gas Detector (CH₄, H₂S, O₂)
  • NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX
  • Lighting Kit

Proposed software

Navigation
LiDAR-based corridor SLAM in narrow tunnels and gallery environments (compatible with 0.6m width)
Model
Cable Sheath Thermal Degradation Classification and Gas Concentration Trend Analysis
Integration
Energy Distribution Company SCADA and Gas Alarm System

The robot's real operating limits

Unitree A2

Unitree A2

Industrial Class Legged Robot

Product page
Ingress rating
IP56-IP67
Runtime
>5 hours (No load) / >3 hours (25kg Load)
Operating temperature
-20°C to 55°C
Payload
100 kg
Max speed
5 m/s
Climb
45°

Values are manufacturer data. Scenario fit is determined by comparing these limits with site conditions.

From scenario to installation

Feasibility is determined by the site survey: floor and route, network coverage, the charging point, intervention responsibilities and the conditions under which the robot must stop. The survey report defines the scope, the constraints and the commissioning steps.