IoT Technologies

Remotely monitor and perform on-demand inspections to monitor the safety, reliability and integrity of power grids, increase efficiency and eliminate risks.

Human and Robot Collaboration in Complex Industrial Environments

The energy industry is the foundation of the industrial world, supplying energy to sectors such as commercial, industrial, manufacturing. As an ever-growing industry, the electricity and power distribution sector is facing a significant challenge in dealing with the ever-increasing demand for electrical energy. The Internet of Things, abbreviated as IoT, is a system of interconnected devices with potential programmability capabilities. At its core, an IoT embedded system can connect different objects through networks, enabling the collection of data that can be monitored and managed in real time from various devices. IoT is the key to many hotspots in the energy and power distribution industry.

The IoT includes three key elements that make this technology so prominent: asset digitization, asset data collection, and computational algorithms to manage the network created by interconnected assets.

All these components can improve the efficiency and performance of the electric power grid on three levels: acquiring data from different sensors increases the flexibility of the grid, thus allowing energy companies to manage resources more efficiently based on the information gathered from the assets, and in the end, the Decision relates to power generation and use.

In the long run, the implementation of IoT allows electric power companies to increase efficiency, reduce unplanned downtime, reduce costs and minimize risks to assets.

In this context, OGKA's line monitoring technology combines a variety of sensors and advanced data analytics to provide power utilities with deep insights into transmission assets and increase the capacity, flexibility and security of the grid.