Transmission and distribution networks stretch across huge distances and hostile environments. Corrosion, broken conductors, damaged insulators and vegetation encroachment all threaten reliability. And inspecting it all from the air generates far more imagery than any folder-and-spreadsheet approach can handle.
Enervid gives inspection teams deep-zoom access to drone-captured imagery of towers, conductors and hardware, with tools to annotate and classify each defect by type and severity. Findings roll up by structure and by line, so you always know the condition of the network.
When something needs attention, assign it to a repair crew and track it to closure. With role-based access so utilities, inspection providers and contractors each see exactly their part of the job.
Capabilities
Turn aerial line surveys into an actionable defect record.
Inspect full-resolution imagery of towers, conductors, insulators and hardware with instant pan and zoom.
Mark corrosion, structural damage, broken strands and vegetation encroachment, classified by type and severity.
See structures and lines on a live map and drill from the network down to a single tower defect.
Produce clear reports of findings per structure or line for asset owners and regulators.
Assign defects to maintenance crews and track each one from finding to completed repair.
Give utilities, inspection contractors and repair crews the right access to the right assets.
Workflow
Upload drone imagery of towers and lines. Processed for instant deep-zoom review.
Review each structure, annotate defects and classify them by type and severity.
Assign repairs, generate reports and share findings with owners and crews.
FAQ
Transmission and distribution infrastructure (towers and pylons, conductors, insulators and line hardware) from drone-captured imagery reviewed with deep zoom.
Corrosion, structural and hardware damage, broken conductor strands, and vegetation encroachment, each classified by type and severity.
Yes. Structures and lines appear on a live map, so you can drill from the whole network down to a specific tower and its defects.
Yes. Defects can be assigned to repair crews, who see only the work assigned to them, while owners retain full visibility.