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Mon, Sep 11, 2017

Honeywell Launches UAV Industrial Inspection Service

Teams With Intel On Innovative Offering

Honeywell has launched its first commercial unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) inspection service, the Honeywell InView inspection service, to help industrial customers improve critical structure inspections while helping increase employees' safety from many of the risks associated with these often-dangerous working conditions.

The Honeywell InView inspection service will combine the proven performance of the Intel Falcon 8+ UAV system and Honeywell's expertise in the aerospace and industrial industries with data-driven software customized to the needs of the utility, energy, infrastructure, and oil and gas industries. The Honeywell InView inspection service package — which includes the components of the UAV, pilot app and customizable web portal — helps customers organize and create standards around their routine and crisis-response inspections. For example, the Honeywell InView inspection service can help utility customers create routine inspections of transmission and distribution systems that generate data that can be stored, searched and accessed from in the office and out in the field on demand.

"This collaboration combines Intel's advanced commercial Intel Falcon 8+ UAV system with Honeywell's leadership in aerospace safety and connectivity to deliver solutions that deliver reliable, efficient and actionable information to utility and industrial customers," said Carl Esposito, president, Electronic Solutions, Honeywell Aerospace. "Through our extensive industrial experience, our customers will also gain access to Honeywell's customized software and data solutions that will help them log, analyze, and eventually predict or prevent outages and structural failures, while protecting the men and women called upon to complete these crucial but high-risk jobs."

"We are incredibly pleased to collaborate with Honeywell on this exciting new business opportunity," said Anil Nanduri, GM of Intel's UAV business group. "The safety, flight precision and robust performance of the Intel Falcon 8+ system are a perfect fit for the Honeywell InView inspection service and will allow its customers to inspect, collect and analyze valuable data in a whole new way."

In collaboration with Intel, Honeywell will utilize the intelligence and experiences of its diverse set of businesses to give customers a comprehensive solution and experience unrivaled in the marketplace. "Technology, along with the Internet of Things, is enabling utilities around the world to modernize the management of their energy grids. Honeywell brings together the technology that allows utilities to transform how energy is consumed in homes and buildings with software-based systems that help safely and efficiently manage complex industrial facilities and utility grids," said Nitin S. Kulkarni, president, Smart Energy, Honeywell Home and Building Technologies. "Honeywell also has more than 100 years of experience providing dependable products and services to a variety of industries, of which Honeywell InView inspection service is the latest entry."

(Source: Honeywell news release. Image from file)

FMI: www.honeywell.com

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