The grid, deployed for the mission in front of you.
Overwatch is one platform with many configurations — the same edge AI, autonomous power, and zero-trust mesh, packaged for a specific operational problem. These are the deployments operators are putting to work today.
From the critical infrastructure we were built for — pipeline corridors and the power grid — to the energy transition and the maritime edge. Every one is the same platform, configured for the asset.
Continuous, zero-trust pipeline monitoring
Methane and gas-leak detection, third-party intrusion, slope and ground movement — a continuous edge-AI watch along the right-of-way, where today's coverage is only as current as the last patrol.
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Zero-trust monitoring for the transmission grid
Vegetation encroachment, structure and conductor health, wildfire ignition, and intrusion — continuous eyes on the towers and the spans between them, instead of a multi-year inspection clock.
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Well-battery storage and carbon corridors
Decommissioned wells repurposed as long-duration energy storage, and energy corridors managed as carbon and biodiversity assets — with the autonomous monitoring that proves and quantifies both.
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Met-ocean monitoring for platforms & wind farms
Wind and air movement, wave and current, sea state and subsea conditions — the offshore structure itself becomes an autonomous monitoring station, with no crew on board.
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An autonomous sensing node for the maritime edge
Solar-powered, satellite-connected, and able to launch surface and sub-surface drones — the smart buoy extends the Overwatch grid onto the water for ports, anchorages, and approaches.
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The platform is multi-vertical by design. If you operate critical infrastructure in a place traditional monitoring can't reach, there's likely a configuration for it.