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Automated asset inspection
Inspecting 400,000km of power lines was hazardous. Computer vision now detects faults automatically across the national grid.
- 50% inspection cost reduction
- 20% reduction in repair costs
- 30% decrease in inspection time
Teams spent weeks sorting thousands of photos. Autonomous drones now spot defects in flight, cutting analysis to seconds.
One of the largest energy companies in the United States, serving over 10 million customers and maintaining grid infrastructure across vast territories.
Traditional inspections required pilots to fly drones manually, followed by weeks of human analysis to sort through thousands of photos for defects....
“At Exelon, we’re proud to support BGE’s leadership in pioneering this groundbreaking work. By combining autonomous drone technology with AI from Deloitte and NVIDIA, we’re transforming how we inspect and maintain our grid—making it faster, more accurate, and ultimately safer for our field teams and more reliable for our customers.”
Energy utility holding company for electric and gas distribution services.
NVIDIA is a technology company that specializes in semiconductors, graphics processing units, and artificial intelligence for applications in data centers, gaming, and more.
Collaborated with Exelon to develop and deploy OptoAI, an AI platform for real-time asset inspection.
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