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A Faster Inspection Service For Power Utilities

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Pole Top Inspection

AI + drone inspections quickly and accurately identify issues before they become faults, reducing O&M

A better vantage point + AI unlocks 5× more accuracy compared to traditional ground-based inspections. This means we identify fault-prone maintenance issues quickly and precisely, enabling your team to prevent roughly 10 hours of service interruption per pole through targeted preventative maintenance.

Within about 24 hours, our visual imagery is analyzed by AI models to automatically flag wood structure degradation, insulator breakdown, wildlife interference, foreign objects, loose connections, arcing, and other hidden maintenance issues.

AI Drone Inspecting Assets

Drones keep linemen safe

Moving inspections to drone operations means linemen never need to climb poles with live voltage to inspect equipment.

Rapid and accurate situation awareness helps linemen bring the right tools and resolve maintenance concerns quickly, further reducing the time spent near live voltage.

Drones carry high quality sensors, replacing the need to use dangerous helicopters.

Main Drone Platform

Rapidly inspect assets in the most inaccessible terrain across the US

Deploying drones with 12 miles of range from all-terrain vehicles enables our team to inspect the hardest to reach poles and conductors from any angle.

At 100 line-miles per week per truck, we'll inspect your service area rapidly. We service all US power utilities.

Remote Inspection

Tuned to your unique assets and delivered with ease

Hone & Train Your Own Model

A custom model is created using your data and is specific to your network. Train this model to meet your specific inspection needs.

Multiple Delivery Formats

We deliver PDF, CSV, Shapefile, or a 3D web app with a digital twin of your lines available for download or integrated directly into NISC MapWise, ESRI, or other GIS platforms.

Custom Integrations

When needed, we build custom software to integrate into your existing ticket management systems.

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Book a Demo

We service all US-based power utilities with our fleet. Schedule a meeting with our team to coordinate a 10 mile inspection demo, free of charge.

We're building the future of drone inspections

Tomorrow's drone inspections

Drones That Recharge From Powerlines

Coming soon in 2026

Our Research & Development

Removing battery swaps is the last step required to provide fully autonomous inspections of power lines.

In partnership with Big Bend Electric Cooperative, we're building autonomous, self-charging drones capable of inspecting power lines continuously by recharging on the very lines we're inspecting.

No drone-in-a-box. No docks. Just your power lines.

Charges on any voltage across transmission or distribution

Engineered, built, and deployed in America

Always-Updated Digital Twin

We could conduct regular inspections of at least 1350 miles per year with one drone living on the grid. End-to-end autonomy removes the need for truck rolls, delivering inspections at a fraction of the cost to cover more line-miles, more frequently, reducing wildfire risk.

Rapid Emergency Deployment

Upon any fault or system interruption, drones can be deployed instantly to any location, providing live photos and video to ensure linemen always have perfect situational awareness to focus on fixing faults.

Pre-positioning for MEDs

In anticipation of a Public Safety Power Shutoff, Red Flag days, or other MEDs, drones can be pre-positioned in wildfire-prone or other high risk areas ahead of time, using stored energy to provide continuous monitoring even after lines are de-energized. Being nearby, we’d rapidly conduct reenergization inspections, lowering SAIDI compared to typical response times.

Help Keep America's Lights On

We are an all-American, University of Washington spinout committed to supporting small, rural power utilities and their linemen to always know the status of their vast networks. By identifying maintenance issues, we aim to save costs, reduce wildfire risk, and simply help keep the lights on.

Keep America's Lights On