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Energy & Utilities2024Gujarat

620 km of transmission line, inspected from the air

State transmission utility

620 km
Corridor surveyed in 11 days
340
Defects identified and prioritised
90%
Reduction in inspection man-hours

The challenge

Annual inspection of 620 km of high-voltage transmission corridor was done on foot and by rope access — slow, hazardous, and thin enough in coverage that failures were still surprising the utility.

What we did

Corridor-following autonomous missions captured RGB and thermal imagery of every tower and span. A detection model flagged damaged insulators, corroded fittings, conductor damage and vegetation encroachment, scoring each finding by severity so crews could be dispatched against a ranked list rather than a schedule.

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