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ThreeV Technologies, Inc.
Transmission and distribution inspections

Find problems sooner. Fix the right ones first.

Turn electric utility inspection imagery into asset inventory, condition findings and prioritized work. Our AI drafts the findings with evidence, and your team reviews them.

Product demonstration · illustrative data

ThreeV Inspect, STR-1101-107: Wood confirmed, damaged and broken still the AI's answers, with why the AI answered Yes and the photo it usedThreeV Inspect: structure STR-1101-107 in progress, three photos beside the form, some answers confirmed with a check and some still the AI's draft, with why the AI answered the pole is broken and the suggested P1 notification
  • Inspectors become reviewers

    Our AI does the first inspection, so your team reviews instead of starting from scratch.

  • Sharper every cycle

    Reviewed corrections help us improve inspection skills and models. We test those changes before they reach future inspections.

  • Fewer, cheaper truck rolls

    Turn emergency repairs into planned daytime work, with crews sent where it matters.

  • A program you can defend

    Found, prioritized, fixed and recorded, with an audit trail for every decision.

  • 200×Faster review per asset
  • 90.4%AI answers accepted unchanged
  • 300+Inspection use cases automated
Ways to start

From first flight to work package in a few weeks.

  1. 1Your imagery inMatched to the structures in your GIS.No imagery yet? We can capture it as part of a pilot.
  2. 2Calibrated on your assetsOur AI takes the first pass and our senior journeyman linemen check it on a sample of your assets.
  3. 3Your work packageEvery structure ranked by priority, with the evidence and the action to take, so you know what to fix and why.
1.0 Collect

Start with the imagery you have, or we'll help you collect it.

Photos, video, thermal or LiDAR from any vehicle, matched to the assets in your GIS. Use what you already have.

No imagery yet? We'll collect it

Interactive demo · illustrative data

ImageryHigh Plains · drone flight, 14 Oct 2026Sample GIS · 4 lines, 25 structures
Try the sample imagerySee photos, video, thermal and LiDAR matched to sample structures.
Every kind of captureeach one tied to its structure in your GIS
  • Photo, STR-1101-107STR-1101-107Photo
  • Photo, STR-1101-121STR-1101-121Photo
  • Thermal, STR-1101-142STR-1101-142Thermal
  • Video, SPN-1102-120SPN-1102-120Video
  • Video 3D, SPN-1102-120SPN-1102-120Video 3D
  • LiDAR, SPN-1102-120SPN-1102-120LiDAR
How it's captured
  • Drone
  • Helicopter
  • Truck
What comes in
  • Photo
  • Video
  • Thermal
  • LiDAR
2.0 Set up

Set up your lines, questions and rules once.

Name the project, pick your people and the lines from your GIS, add the imagery, then choose the form and rules. Every capture is tied to the structure it shows.

Interactive demo · illustrative data

Admin CenterSet up High Plains5 people · single sign-on
Name the project and say when it should be finished.
Project
High Plains TX 2026 · Inventory and condition
Code
HP-TX-2026
Infrastructure
Transmission
Finish by
1 Mar 2027
3.0 Inspect

AI drafts. A person confirms.

Our AI fills in your form with the evidence. Your inspector confirms each answer.

Meet our AI agent

Interactive demo · illustrative data

STR-1101-107In progress
STR-1101-107, Photo 1 · the AI's box on the break1AI
Photo 1 · the AI's box on the break · drone, 14 Oct 2026
Form 3Notifications 0Location
Transmission3 to confirm · click an answer to confirm it, or ▾ to correct it
Pole / Tower
  • Pole material
  • Is the pole or structure damaged?
  • Is the wood pole broken?
    Why the model answered Yes
    The break runs through the left pole above the groundline, so the shaft no longer carries load on its own.
  • Fig 3.1
    The inspection queue: STR-1101-142 in progress, other structures inspected, each with its open notifications and who inspected it

    An inspection queue ranked by AI findings

    Your team works on the most important structures first, starting where it matters.

  • Fig 3.2
    The AI's drafted answers on STR-1101-107, Pole / Tower: pole material Wood, structure damaged Yes, wood pole broken Yes, each at High confidence

    The form, filled in

    Every question in your inspection form, answered with how sure the AI is. Your team just confirms.

  • Fig 3.3
    STR-1101-107's P1 notification, AI suggested: broken / damaged, critical, pole / structure, replace, linked to the question Is the wood pole broken?

    Notifications, ready to confirm

    Damage, severity, action and priority, suggested and ready for your team to confirm.

4.0 Explore

See the health of every asset.

Every confirmed finding lands in one record. Open any structure for its findings and the evidence.

Interactive demo · illustrative data

Asset repositoryTransmission · High Plains · 25 assets
Assets
25
25 assessed
Critical or Poor
2
P1 or P2
6
P1 within 24 hours, P2 within 5 days
25 assets · ranked by priority · pick one to open it
25 plotted
  • Fig 4.1
    Health score 19 out of 100, Critical, for STR-1101-107

    One health score per asset

    Our own score, built with journeyman linemen, so you know where to look first.

  • Fig 4.2
    Findings behind the score for STR-1101-107: pole shaft broken, P1, and cross-arm rot, P2, each observed

    The findings behind it

    Every confirmed finding, with its priority.

  • Fig 4.3
    Latest inventory for STR-1101-107, 14 Oct 2026, from ThreeV AI: one H-frame (two poles), one crossarm, one set of braces, three single suspension strings

    What's really out there

    Every inspection counts what's on each structure too, so your GIS records catch up with the field.

5.0 Report

Know what to fix first and why.

Live metrics, plus a work package that ranks every structure by priority.

Get this on 200 of your structures, free

Interactive demo · illustrative data

Metrics and reportingTransmission · High Plains · latest inspection per asset
Assets assessed
25
of 25 · 0 not assessed
Critical or Poor
2
Notifications
19
8 at P1 or P2
Average health
81
assessed assets
Health across the fleetCritical 1Poor 1Watch 2Fair 7Good 14Notifications by priority
  • P11
  • P27
  • P33
  • P48
  • P50
Top risk lines by P1 + P2
  1. 1Cedar Gap – Lone Pine 115 kV19CriticalP1P2×5
  2. 2Granite Falls – North Fork 230 kV49WatchP2×2
  3. 3Mesa Ridge 230 kV79Fair
  4. 4Willow Creek 115 kV79Fair
  • Fig 5.1
    Work package page 1: the 15 of 25 structures that need work, averaging 68 out of 100, with 6 needing a crew within 5 days

    Where to start

    The structures that carry the most risk, summed up on one page.

  • Fig 5.2
    Work package page 2: the 15 structures that need work, ranked by priority, P1 first, starting with STR-1101-107

    Every structure, by priority

    P1 first, each with its finding and action.

  • Fig 5.3
    Work package page 3: the structures on a satellite map, colored by health with the five most urgent labelled, and the defects by component

    Where the work is

    Every structure on a satellite map, colored by health, with what was found on it.

See it on your own lines.

Try 200 transmission structures free, or pilot one distribution circuit.