Noteworthy provides vehicle mounted cameras and AI to help electric utilities collect and analyze imagery on distribution assets at scale.

 

There are 185 million electric distribution poles in the United States that are notoriously difficult to manage. Most utilities struggle to know exactly where their poles are, what’s on them and what condition they are in. Data collection is currently an expensive, slow, manual and costly process - often done by sending out dedicated crews and trucks with binoculars, cameras and paper forms.

 

Noteworthy Inspector employs vehicle mounted cameras and AI to help utilities collect and analyze imagery on distribution assets at scale. By mounting on existing utility fleet vehicles and through the use of proprietary AI, Inspector can realize cost savings and efficiencies across a variety of use cases including geolocation and GIS clean-up, asset inspections, vegetation management, 3rd party attachment compliance, and unregulated lighting assessments.