‘Nut and bolt’ level insight, at network scale

Electricity grid operators face an unprecedented challenge: maintaining ageing infrastructure while meeting surging demand, modernising their assets, and digitising operations.

 

sees.ai equips operators with the component-level data they need, at network scale. By using remotely operated, autonomous drones that fly just metres from the assets, we capture perfectly consistent, high fidelity, and AI/ML-optimised asset condition data – that operators can trust.

Autonomous

Capture perfectly repeatable, consistent data, optimised for AI/ML analysis – all thanks to autonomous mission planning.

Close Quarter

Access “nut and bolt”-level insight across your entire network.

Safe

Record data from every flight across the fleet to continuously improve safety.

Efficient

Deploy flexible, cost-effective aerial data capture in areas legacy methods can’t reach.  

Leading The Way With Advanced BVLOS Permissions

Solutions for critical infrastructure

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Electricity grid inspection and monitoring

Remote, close-quarter inspection. Reducing work at height, costs and emissions.

Methane emissions monitoring

safer, faster, and more efficient environmental monitoring. Our technology allows operators to precisely locate dangerous gas leaks, to control their emissions and keep the environment safe

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Offshore wind inspection and monitoring

An AI-powered autonomous inspection system for offshore wind turbines. 

Leadership team

Our senior team is ex. Apple, Arup, CERN, McLaren, Oracle Racing and hedge funds.

Whether it’s winning a Formula 1 World Championship, heading up a hedge fund with $14bn assets under management, or leading the team that designed and built the first hybrid engine used in a supercar, we know how to build safe systems, scalable software, and complex robotics in the most high-risk and safety-critical environments. 

Clients, Partners, and Investors

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