AI-Powered Transformer Damage Detection: Proactive Maintenance for Utilities
Transformers play a critical role in converting high-voltage electricity into the lower voltages required for everyday use.
Transformers play a critical role in converting high-voltage electricity into the lower voltages required for everyday use.
Transformers play a critical role in converting high-voltage electricity into the lower voltages required for everyday use. However, without proper monitoring, these essential components can suffer from damage in the form of corrosion and oil leaks, especially in areas with harsh weather conditions. Relying solely on time-based maintenance schedules leaves room for unseen problems to grow, often leading to outages or costly emergency repairs. Utilities need a smarter, more efficient way to monitor transformer health more consistently.
That’s where Noteworthy’s AI-powered camera system, Inspect, steps in to transform your approach to maintenance.
Noteworthy’s Inspect mounts non-intrusively on fleet vehicles, automatically detecting and capturing high-resolution imagery of transformers and other pole components as the vehicle drives. Inspect can identify signs of damage—like rust or oil leaks—with an accuracy rate of 90%. This level of detail allows utilities to shift from reactive, time-based inspections to proactive, data-driven maintenance strategies.
With Inspect, utilities can geolocate, document, and track transformer health in real-time, prioritizing repairs and replacements based on actual equipment conditions. No more waiting for a scheduled checkup—Inspect puts the power of early detection in your hands.
By incorporating Inspect into your maintenance workflow, you can:
Inspect gives utilities the real-time data needed to make proactive, informed decisions. By catching transformer issues early, you can avoid the costly fallout of unexpected failures and keep your grid running smoothly.
Reach out today to schedule a demo and learn more about how Noteworthy’s Inspect can help you streamline transformer monitoring and boost grid reliability.