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Coordinated inspections
Deploy into existing sites without rewiring, alterations or interrupting operations
For sites with many inspection points, Lindos OS uses risk levels, instrument readings and personnel locations to allocate routine readings to robots and sensors, and hands-on work to people. This reduces manual reading time and missed checks.
How a decision becomes action
Gather data → Read instruments → Identify issues → Assign tasks → Review results
- ↑Coverage
- ↓Reading time
- Substations & energy facilities
- Business parks & properties
- Municipal facilities
Before & after
There are many inspection points, and risk at each one changes over time. Inspectors visit them individually for routine checks, instrument readings and hands-on examination. Robot and sensor records are stored separately from manual inspection records.
Robots, quadruped robots and sensors handle routine inspection points and instrument readings, with results recorded automatically. High readings are checked again by a machine first; work that requires opening a cabinet or a hands-on inspection is assigned to a duty technician. Inspection routes are adjusted to reflect risk, with approval from the responsible manager.
The inspection robot has recorded an elevated oil temperature of 72℃ on Main transformer 2.
An infrared recheck confirms the elevated reading. A cabinet inspection is needed.
Suggested action:Assign a duty technician to open and inspect the cabinet. Add this point to tonight's inspection route.
Based on: the robot's oil temperature reading, infrared recheck and records from this inspection round.
Expected outcomes
- ↑Inspection coverage
- ↓Meter-reading hours
- ↓Inspection points missed
- ↓Time to verify an issue
- Who it serves
- Operations and maintenance managers, inspection managers and security managers
- Initial scope
- One station or campus, one inspection route
Measure outcomes consistently: agree the indicators and record a baseline before starting, then compare results using the same definitions.
How it works
Collect → Assess → Coordinate
Machines read and record instruments
Quadruped robots and inspection robots read instruments and record the results automatically.
Recheck high readings first
A robot performs an infrared recheck of high readings before a technician is assigned.
People handle hands-on work
Assign a duty technician for cabinet inspections and adjust routes as risks change.
Where it applies
- Substations & energy facilities
- Business parks & properties
- Municipal facilities
Typical use cases
Area inspections and duty coveragePublic safetyRecord visits to inspection points and adjust routes and frequency according to risk.
There are many inspection points, and risk at each one changes over time. Routes and visit frequency need regular review based on risk. Check-ins provide a record of attendance at each point.
Sensors automatically record when an inspector reaches a checkpoint. Based on the distribution of recent incidents, Lindos OS recommends changes to inspection frequency for the responsible manager to approve. It also flags gaps in scheduled duty coverage by time or area.
- Record checkpoint visits automaticallyA record is created when an inspector reaches a checkpoint, without a separate check-in to prove attendance.
- Adjust frequency according to riskUse recent incident patterns to recommend inspection frequency for each point, subject to the responsible manager's approval.
- Flag gaps in duty coverageIdentify times and areas with no scheduled duty coverage.
Records are used to plan and verify inspections, not for performance appraisal or financial penalties.
Common questions
Does the site need alterations?
No. Deploy into your existing site without rewiring, alterations or interrupting operations. Attach, wear or position the sensors and plug in the receivers. Quantities and locations are agreed after a site survey.
How small can we start?
Start with one station or campus and one inspection route. Review the results before deciding whether to expand.
How are results measured?
Before starting, both parties agree on measures such as checkpoint coverage, time spent reading instruments, inspection points missed and time to verify an issue. Record the baseline, then compare results using the same definitions.
Will the records be used to assess employees?
No. Records are used to coordinate and verify work, not for performance appraisal or financial penalties. Explain what will be recorded and how it will be used before introducing the system.
What happens when a machine cannot perform a check?
A duty technician handles work that requires opening a cabinet or a hands-on inspection. Machines handle routine inspection points and instrument readings.
Who supplies the robots, quadruped robots and drones?
They come from Lindos partners, and existing equipment can also be connected. Lindos OS coordinates inspections by people and machines. Lindos provides the complete solution, including equipment.
Do we need to connect existing systems?
Connect existing systems as needed, such as inspection management, work orders and equipment registers. Agree the integration scope before the project starts.
Who provides operational support?
Lindos delivers the sensors, Lindos OS, system integrations and operational support. Lindos provides remote support; on-site support is agreed for each project.
Related solutions
Start with one station and one inspection route
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