Gridware

At Gridware, we are at the forefront of a technological revolution, dedicated to enhancing and protecting the electrical grid, the very backbone of our modern economy. Through groundbreaking technology, we are revolutionizing how power utilities monitor, manage, and maintain their critical infrastructure. Our innovative Gridscope™ devices and advanced analytics platform provide continuous, real-time insights into grid health, 24 hours a day. This empowers utilities to move from a reactive to a proactive stance, identifying and addressing potential hazards like falling tree branches or equipment malfunctions before they escalate into costly outages or dangerous wildfires. Our system's ability to operate even when power lines are de-energized, thanks to an independent power supply and multiple communication methods including cellular, satellite, and device-to-device networking, ensures that grid operators receive timely alerts about faults and environmental stressors, regardless of location or conditions.

Gridware's core mission is to create a smarter, stronger, and more resilient electrical grid. We specialize in monitoring the physical and mechanical aspects of the grid, including external factors such as environmental and physical threats that can impact reliability. Our high-precision mechanical sensors and on-device artificial intelligence processing units detect anomalies, enabling utilities to schedule timely repairs and rapidly respond to ignitions or other climatic events. This comprehensive approach not only improves safety and reduces the frequency and duration of outages but also extends the life of existing assets in the field. By pioneering Active Grid Response technology, defined by immediate detection, precise localization, and detailed identification of issues, we are helping to eliminate the 'Hazard Awareness Delay' that has long plagued the industry. Trusted by utilities across North America serving millions of customers, Gridware is committed to preparing the grid for the future, ensuring it can meet increasing power demands and withstand the challenges of a changing climate.