Yeah, that video looks like FPL using Alteia's platform once again:
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/fpl_hurricane-season-is-only-a-few-weeks-away-activity-7195767590068133888-48tV/It's pretty clear FPL use Alteia and GE Digital for Smart Trimming vegetation management:
FPL Discusses GE Digital Vegetation Management SoftwareBrian Hoff, VP Product Management, GE Digital Grid Software and
Iliana Rentz, Director of Vegetation Management, Florida Power & Light discuss
FPL's use of visual intelligence software to better serve customers and their communities. Using digital models of the grid, FPL is better able to understand where the grid network needs preventative maintenance and can engage the right tools, in the right place, and at the right time to keep things running reliably and employees working safely.
Another video of the Alteia platform in action:
From
Alteia (
https://alteia.com/customer/ge/):
GE Digital and Alteia have partnered to develop GE Visual Intelligence, a visual data management platform that embraces new remote sensing technology and AI. This partnership will fundamentally alter the way GE Digital operates. With AI, they will harness the power of existing data accumulated on their network and move towards a single source of truth across their portfolio. The future of business will be based on predictive models and a condition-based approach for operations.
As most of you would be aware, I have mentioned Alteia before:
We know FPL is still a Pointerra customer, and I'd say it's likely for pole analysis.
The real question is: Why is FPL not using Pointerra for vegetation management?
