Sentence examples for inspecting power from inspiring English sources

Drones also improve safety: they can be used to do jobs, such as inspecting power lines, that currently require dangling a man from a helicopter.

Unmanned aerial vehicles are pilotless airplanes now used extensively by the Defense Department in war zones, and the F.A.A. says it expects the aircraft may be used for border patrol duties, inspecting power lines and other domestic purposes.

Boundary integration was performed on the right hand boundary, inspecting "power outflow, time average", to obtain the plots for a power transmissions against wavelengths.

Echodyne's radar system is compact and lightweight enough to be flown on-board the kinds of drones that are commonly used for commercial purposes like inspecting power lines, or surveying farmland.

Utility companies are believed to spend millions each year inspecting power lines, with many of them in very hard to reach areas.

Whether applied to data from wind turbines as a way of automatically increasing renewable energy output, or used to pilot autonomous drones inspecting power infrastructure in remote areas, the further application of AI has the potential to improve the energy industry at a global scale".

Crews continued to inspect power lines in affected areas, but no damage had been reported, the statement said.

The National Grid uses them to inspect power lines, while the Scottish Environment Protection Agency wants one to patrol and photograph remote areas, said Susan Stevens, a scientist in the agency's marine ecology department.

INPO, headquartered in Atlanta, regularly inspects power plants, using its own staff as well as engineers from other operators, and offers lessons learned from mistakes throughout the industry so that all plants benefit from what happens at any one of them.

"There are customers who would need to send up a drone to monitor and inspect power lines and in real-time send back information based on the machine learning done on the drone," said Ben Lambert, senior associate at Pelion Ventures.

In a lawsuit filed Tuesday in San Francisco County Superior Court, attorneys representing two dozen victims of Butte County's Camp fire ― the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in state history ― say that PG&E is responsible for the blaze's destruction because it did not sufficiently maintain its infrastructure or properly inspect power lines.