Storm response: Assess multiple sites at once, without leaving your office chair
When storms impact the region, utilities need to assess more substations, lines, and renewable assets faster than field crews can reach them. Remote drone operations change what one operator can cover. From a single interface, one operator monitors multiple dispersed sites at once, sees changing conditions as they happen, and directs crews and materials to the areas that need attention most, without guesswork or waiting for a truck to reach every location.
Join our live hurricane response demonstration from Tampa, Florida, to see this in practice. As storm damage, flooding, or new hazards are reported, that same operator redirects resources immediately, without waiting for a separate response team to mobilize. Existing staff cover more ground, prioritize the most critical locations, and get the information they need to keep restoration efforts on track and outages short.
What you'll learn from this discussion:
- Cover more assets without adding headcount. See how one operator inspects multiple impacted sites at the same time instead of one at a time.
- Stay ready throughout the storm. Learn how a single operator monitoring hurricane impacts across multiple sites responds immediately as new damage, flooding, or hazards emerge.
- Decide faster and skip the guesswork. Learn how live conditions at every site make it easy to prioritize resources and choose the right response before dispatching a crew.
- Add capacity as the grid grows. Understand how this storm support model scales inspection coverage without investing in more personnel.
