Robots · 6 models
Three ways onto the line.
Heron lives on the conductor. Wren flies the towers. Condor patrols the corridor. Each comes in a standard and a heavy-duty version, and all six report into one Line Record.
The fleet
Heron
Line robot
Rides the conductor. Inspects every span, every night.
From $1,900 per km a year
Heron XL
Line robot
For bundled conductors on 500 and 765 kV lines.
From $2,600 per km a year
Wren
Tower drone
Flies the tower in six minutes. Reads the bolt numbers.
From $14,000 per drone
Wren Thermal
Tower drone
Night flights for hot joints and failing arresters.
From $17,500 per drone
Condor
Corridor VTOL
300 km of corridor on a single charge.
From $420 per km a year
Condor LR
Corridor VTOL
Long range for remote lines and interconnectors.
From $380 per km a year
Find it from the air. Confirm it at the tower. Watch it from the wire.
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Condor finds
Flies 300 km of corridor after a storm and flags every downed conductor, leaning pole and smoking transformer.
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Wren confirms
A crew flies Wren around the flagged tower in six minutes and reads the damage bolt by bolt.
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Heron watches
Heron stays on the repaired span for the season and warns you if the fix starts to run hot.
Side by side
Heron
Wren
Condor
Where it lives
On the conductor
In the crew truck
On a 3 m pad
Speed
2.4 km/h
54 km/h
72 km/h
Time out
All season
42 min
4 h 10 min
Weight
38 kg
3.1 kg
16 kg
Sensors
Visible · thermal · UV · LiDAR
30x zoom · thermal
UV · thermal · 61 MP · LiDAR
Best for
Critical spans, wildfire zones
Tower close-ups, after-repair checks
Storm patrols, fire season, remote lines
Priced
$1,900 / km / year
$14,000 per drone
$420 / km / year
Software · Line Record
One list of what to fix, every morning.
Every image, temperature and clearance from all six robots lands in Line Record. It ranks findings by risk, groups them by span and writes them up in plain English your crews can act on.
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Findings ranked by risk, not by date
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Span-by-span history going back to install
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Exports to SAP, Maximo and your GIS
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Evidence packs for wildfire mitigation plans
Questions line engineers ask first
Does Heron need an outage to install?
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What happens when it reaches a tower?
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How is the data delivered?
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Are drones allowed beyond visual line of sight?
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How do pilots work?
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