John Lauletta - Exacter CEO
Jacob Barlow - Randolph Electric Membership Corporation Senior Project Manager



In the U.S. 31% of all distribution grid outages are related to the failure of equipment. These failures have a significant negative impact on crew safety, maintenance costs, and distribution system reliability. With advanced radio-frequency sensing technology and artificial intelligence (AI), distribution utilities can now detect degraded overhead equipment on a system-wide basis and prevent outages before they occur. This presentation describes results from utility projects where mobile, edge-computing sensors and AI combined to deliver a hat trick of improved crew working conditions, reduced maintenance costs, and enhanced grid reliability.
Key Takeaways:
- Learn how to reduce your O&M costs and increase safety by eliminating overhead equipment failure.
- Reduce the likelihood of injuries by up to 38%
- Reduce overtime costs by up to 33%
- Improve distribution reliability by up to 18%
Session Chair:
Nikki Chandler
Associate Content Director
T&D World
South Tower, 555 S McDowell St
Charlotte NC 28204
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