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Autonomous Drones for Energy Utilities: An EPRI Research Study

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The world’s leading utilities are increasingly turning to drones to assist with inspection of critical infrastructure. From power generation, to transmission, to distribution, the use of drones helps inspectors stay on the ground in safety, only performing risky high-altitude work when absolutely necessary. However, traditional manual drones that rely on magnetometers for navigation still struggle deeply to operate around energized structures.

In contrast, Skydio’s autonomous navigation system based on AI and computer vision makes these drones resistant to the negative effects of electromagnetic interference. The Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), which conducts research, development, and demonstration projects for electricity generation, delivery, and use in collaboration with the electricity sector, has conducted a research project on the use of Skydio autonomous drones to inspect energized structures. Join Skydio’s Colin Romberger, Solutions Engineers for the Utility sector, and Dexter Lewis, Principal Technical Leader at EPRI, for an in depth discussion about the findings.

In this on-demand webinar, we discuss:

  • The challenges utility drone operators face with today’s manual drone hardware
  • Why autonomous drones, powered by AI and computer vision, offer significant advantages
  • EPRI’s research findings using Skydio autonomous drones to inspect energized structures

Webinar details

  • Topic: Autonomous Drones for Energy Utilities: An EPRI Research Study
  • Speakers: 
    • Mauricio Barra, Sr. Director of Product Marketing, Skydio
    • Colin Romberger, Solutions Engineer, Skydio
    • Dexter Lewis, Principal Technical Leader, Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)

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