- Commodity Management & Trading
- Customer & Marketing Strategy
- Digital Engineering
- Station Studio
- Supply Chain & Industry 5.0
- Sustainability
Autonomous Visual Inspection and Asset Monitoring
Rough terrain and live equipment slow every check, right when speed and accuracy matter most.
The inspection robot walks the yard on routine rounds, so your technicians stay clear of energized equipment and uneven terrain.
Visual cameras, 3D mapping, thermal imaging and partial discharge sensors work together on a single pass, so a fault rarely hides.
Gravel, stairs, cable trenches and mixed surfaces slow a human round. The robot crosses them on its own, reaching points a special trip once required.
Every anomaly reaches the control room first. Your crew verifies remotely and rolls out once the data confirms a visit is worth the trip.
How NTT DATA helps
Field data shows where downtime and safety risk concentrate most, and robotic rounds get built around those points first.
RGB cameras, 3D lidar, thermal imaging and partial discharge detection combine into a single inspection platform built for energized yards.
Your operators keep control, with real-time robot data, remote verification and teleoperation available whenever a judgment call is needed.
Alerts, inspection data and remote checks flow into the workflows your team already runs, so an anomaly turns into a decision your team acts on right away.
New sensors, routes and substations add onto the same model as your inspection program grows, without a redesign each time.
Fewer technicians in energized yards. Faster anomaly detection. Maintenance planned around real asset condition, not a fixed calendar.
Routine substation rounds shift from technicians to the robot, cutting exposure in energized and hard to access areas.
Alerts and remote verification cut the time between a signal and a decision to dispatch a crew
The same routes, sensors and checkpoints run every time, so comparisons across rounds hold up.
Crews deploy once remote data confirms a visit is worth the trip.
Shape the conversation that keeps your substations safe, seen and running, before risk becomes downtime
