Spottitt is happy to announce two winners of free proof of concepts (POCs). With the Spottitt MF beta program, Spottitt gave the chance to two utility network operators to get a free high-resolution analysis of 100 km of assets.
Spottitt MF is the new product that employs the latest AI technology to transform satellite data into accurate and insightful metrics on every cm of critical infrastructure. This allows asset and O&M managers to shift to risk-based monitoring at scale and boost companies’ digitalization journey.
The winners are:
Since the start of the beta program in June, we received applications from more than 20 utility companies from 10+ countries worldwide. Among them are private and municipal, power and gas operators. The Spottitt team conducted dozens of follow-up meetings with applicants digging deeper into their expectations and making sure our product will fit their needs in the best possible way.
Niccolo Teodori, Spottitt Chief Growth Officer: “We live in a world where climate change is causing serious performance and reliability issues for utility networks. Governments and consumers are expecting rising levels of security, reliability and performance. The launch of our Spottitt MF beta program has proven that organizations of all sizes, from all over the world, are doing their best to find new ways to get accurate and scalable monitoring of their power and gas distribution assets, in order to seriously move towards risk-based maintenance”.
In the coming days, Spottitt will start running high-resolution image capture and analyses for areas, which operators have chosen to monitor. Until the end of 2022, the winners will have access to the Spottitt MF platform, where they will be able to manipulate analytics in a way that is easy to understand, download and integrate.
We are looking forward to the start of the POC projects and are happy that more and more companies explore the benefits of satellite-based analytics to monitor and improve the resilience of their assets.
Spottitt Chief Growth Officer
We are excited to integrate Meteomatics’ weather forecast data into our Spottitt MF platform’s Climate Conditions Monitoring module. Our clients will now access even more accurate and up-to-date weather information, allowing them to monitor rapidly changing weather and climate conditions around their critical infrastructure.
We are excited to announce that Spottitt, a leading provider of geospatial analytics solutions, will be a proud bronze sponsor at the upcoming 10th Annual Global Asset Management Forum for Distribution System Operators. This jubilee event will take place on the 19th and 20th of June 2023 in Amsterdam, Netherlands, organized by TBM Group.
As the CEO and co-founder of Spottitt, a company that leverages Earth Observation (EO) data to provide actionable insights for various industries, I have seen first-hand the immense potential of EO for the Infrastructure Sector alongside the adoption challenges faced by infrastructure owners and operators.
Satellite-derived analytics is rapidly gaining ground as an essential tool for monitoring and managing risks in the power, utility, and infrastructure industries. It has been recognised as a key tool to improve safety, reliability, and optimal performance of critical assets by providing insights into their health, risks, and other key operational parameters.
This achievement was announced as part of the prestigious SET Award 2023 (Start-Up Energy Transition), which is an international competition for start-ups and young companies working on ideas affecting the global energy transition.
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