Percepto has recently launched the Axion inspection platform, which utilizes artificial intelligence to analyze data related to equipment in various facilities, including power grids and oil and gas installations. This platform helps operators identify equipment issues before a crisis occurs.
Details of the Axion Platform
Axion is offered as a software-as-a-service (SaaS) product and allows for data collection from third-party aerial camera platforms, fixed and mobile sensors, and existing inspection archives. This feature enables operators to avoid dependency on a specific hardware provider. Axion organizes inspection data by asset and evaluates equipment status across various domains using artificial intelligence. For example, this platform can compare a thermal deviation with the expected behavior of the asset and environmental conditions.
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AI Models and Interactive Capabilities
According to Percepto, this platform uses over 160 trained artificial intelligence models that have been practiced on more than 100,000 hours of automated inspection data. Users can also ask simple questions about their assets. This way, operators can start with their existing inspection data and, if needed, utilize Percepto's Ranger aerial cameras and Harbor automated stations.
Comments from the CEO of Percepto
Julien Bellanger, CEO of Percepto, stated: "From day one, the team can review the inspection data at their disposal and determine which assets require more attention." This approach allows operators to respond quickly and effectively to maintenance needs and prevent crises.
Given the growing need for monitoring and inspection in industrial and oil facilities, the Axion platform can play a key role in improving efficiency and reducing operational costs. Additionally, this platform can help reduce response times in emergencies, which in turn will prevent significant damages.
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