Puralink partners with the South Sydney Rabbitohs
Puralink is proud to partner with the South Sydney Rabbitohs, bringing our work in robotics and infrastructure to a wider audience.
Seeing Puralink on the stadium screen is a different kind of milestone for our team used to spending its time in workshops, on test rigs and beside open manholes. It’s an opportunity to share what we’re building with people who might never otherwise come across a pipe inspection robot.
Our work starts with something everyone relies on. Beneath our streets and buildings are pipe networks that carry water, remove wastewater and keep everyday life moving. Most of us rarely think about them until something goes wrong.
We’re developing the Ferret to help inspection teams understand those networks from the inside. By improving access to complex pipe infrastructure and capturing useful condition data, we want to help customers make better decisions about maintenance and repair.
The Rabbitohs partnership gives that story a place beyond the engineering workshop. For a company building in Sydney, there’s something special about seeing our name alongside a club so closely associated with the city.
It also gives us a chance to introduce more people to the practical applications of robotics. The problems our team works on are physical and familiar: finding out where a pipe goes, understanding its condition and helping the people responsible for it decide what to do next.
We’re excited to share more of that work with the Rabbitohs community and proud to see Puralink represented on game day.