Engineer in a hard hat looking across a high-voltage substation.

GridSight

Turn grid data into controlled action.

Not a dashboard. Not another data lake.The intelligence layer across the systems already running your grid.

GridSight connects network, asset, inspection and enterprise information into one operational context — giving AI the understanding and evidence required to support better grid decisions.

  • Network
  • Assets
  • Inspections
  • Enterprise
  • External

GridSight

Shared grid context

  1. Understand
  2. Predict
  3. Prioritise
  4. Decide
  5. Act

Existing systems remain systems of record.

The grid doesn't have a data problem. It has a context problem.

Grid operators already have enormous amounts of data. The problem is that the information required for one decision is often spread across systems that do not understand one another.

  • Network operations

    What is happening?

  • GIS

    Where is it happening?

  • Asset management

    What happened before?

  • Inspections

    What condition is it in?

  • Weather & environment

    What may happen next?

  • Work management

    What are we already doing?

Critical decisions depend on the relationships between all of them.

Moving data is no longer the only challenge. Connecting its meaning is.

Two operators in a control room, looking at network displays beside a city view.

The control room stays the control room. GridSight assembles the context those decisions still require.

Applications

One intelligence layer. Three starting points.

Assets, operations and planning. Each one is a way in. They share the same grid context.

GridSight Asset Intelligence

Know which assets need attention — and why.

Connect condition, inspection, maintenance, topology and operating state to prioritise interventions.

  • Asset risk
  • Inspection intelligence
  • Condition assessment
  • Maintenance prioritisation
  • Work-order context
  • Evidence-backed recommendations

GridSight Operations

Give operators one operational picture across systems.

Bring network state, events, assets and historical context together during investigation and operational decision-making.

  • Situation awareness
  • Event correlation
  • Topology-aware investigation
  • Operator decision support
  • Incident analysis

GridSight Planning & Capacity

Understand constraints, scenarios and capacity in context.

Contingency analysis sits inside this view, next to congestion, capacity and investment questions.

  • Congestion context
  • Capacity analysis
  • Scenario comparison
  • N-1 support
  • Network constraints
  • Investment and planning context

A decision

One asset. Every relevant signal. One decision-ready picture.

GridSight does not invent the answer from a prompt. It assembles the operational context behind the decision.

Asset

Transformer TR-2048

Attention required

Current state
Elevated loading
Inspection
Recent defect identified
Maintenance
2 open work orders
Network context
Supplies constrained area
Environment
High-load conditions expected

Recommendation

Engineering review before next peak period

Evidence 7 supporting records

Decision Human approval required

Illustrative example. The identifier and counts show the shape of the output, not results from a deployment.

How it works

Connect, understand, reason, govern, act.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Read from the systems already running the grid.

  2. 02

    Understand

    Resolve information against assets, topology and operational context.

  3. 03

    Reason

    Apply models and agents to the connected context.

  4. 04

    Govern

    Check identity, permissions, policy and evidence.

  5. 05

    Act

    Return approved outcomes into existing workflows and systems.

The level of autonomy belongs to the workflow — not the model.

  1. ObserveAI analyses.
  2. RecommendAI proposes.
  3. PrepareAI prepares work.
  4. ApproveA qualified person authorises.
  5. ExecuteApproved systems perform the action.

Different workflows can stop at different stages according to policy and risk.

GridSight does not replace SCADA, EMS, GIS, EAM or operational control systems.

GridSight is decision support. Switching, protection and safety-critical control remain within certified systems and authorised operational procedures.

Grid ontology

Give AI a model of the grid — not just access to documents.

A transformer isn't simply a record. It sits inside a topology, has a condition history, inspections, maintenance, risks, dependencies and operational constraints.

  1. Substation

    contains

    Transformer

  2. connected to

    Line

  3. supplies

    Region

Transformer

  • Inspections
  • Defects
  • Work orders
  • Measurements
  • Risk
  • Policies

The ontology lets GridSight reason over these relationships rather than treating enterprise information as unrelated records and documents.

Inspection

Turn inspection data into asset intelligence.

GridSight connects inspection findings to the asset, its history, operating state and existing work — rather than leaving findings inside separate inspection reports.

  1. 01

    Image, LiDAR, thermal, report

  2. 02

    Defect detection

  3. 03

    Asset

  4. 04

    Condition and history

  5. 05

    Risk

  6. 06

    Work order

The product

One shared grid context. Different operational views.

The same model, opened where the work happens.

  • Grid overview · North

    Grid overview

    Network state, risks and active situations.

  • Asset 360 · TR-2048

    Asset 360

    Everything known about one asset.

  • Inspection intelligence

    Inspection intelligence

    Imagery, defect, asset, risk and work.

  • Decision workspace

    Decision workspace

    Evidence, recommendation, approval and action.

Illustrative views. They show the shape of the product, not a live system.

Keep the systems that already run the grid.

GridSight connects context across these systems. It does not become another system of record.

  • Grid operations

    SCADA · EMS · DMS · Historians

  • Assets & work

    SAP · EAM · ERP · Work orders

  • Spatial

    GIS · Topology · Network models

  • Inspection

    Images · LiDAR · Thermal · Reports · Field findings

  • Enterprise data

    Databases · Warehouses · Lakes · Documents

  • External context

    Weather · Markets · Regulatory · Geospatial

Categories describe intended coverage. They do not imply partnership, certification or endorsement by any vendor.

Fit

Built for grid environments.

  • Controlled

    Identity, policy and approval before action.

  • Traceable

    Recommendations resolve to their supporting evidence.

  • Deployable

    Customer cloud, private cloud, on-premise, edge or isolated environments.

  • Model-independent

    Use commercial, open or specialised models without rebuilding GridSight.

GridSight is NeuroCluster applied to grid operations.

GridSight is an industry application on the NeuroCluster platform. The same enterprise foundation becomes a domain-specific intelligence environment through grid ontology, integrations, applications and workflows. Your GridSight deployment is scoped around your needs; adopting all three horizontal products is not a prerequisite.

Outcomes

What GridSight is designed to improve.

Operational change, described as intent. No invented savings or accuracy figures.

  • Faster investigations

    Spend less time assembling information across systems.

  • Better maintenance prioritisation

    Bring condition, history, network importance and existing work into one view.

  • Better planning context

    Connect network constraints, assets and external conditions.

  • More effective inspections

    Turn inspection findings into connected asset intelligence.

  • Reusable operational context

    Avoid rebuilding integrations and semantics for every AI initiative.

  • Controlled AI adoption

    Introduce AI without bypassing existing authority and operational procedures.

Adoption

Start with one decision. Build reusable grid intelligence.

GridSight is designed to turn individual AI projects into reusable operational intelligence.

01

First workflow

Connect the objects and systems needed for one decision.

02

Second workflow

Reuse the same assets, topology, history, identities and policies.

03

Every workflow after that

Extend the shared model rather than starting again.

  1. 01

    Land

    Choose one high-value workflow.

  2. 02

    Prove

    Show value with operational evidence.

  3. 03

    Expand

    Add adjacent data, assets and workflows.

  4. 04

    Standardise

    Reuse shared context and governance.

  5. 05

    Scale

    Deploy applications across teams and regions.

A six to ten week first workflow is a planning target where data access and approvals are ready. It is not a contractual commitment. Duration depends on system readiness and internal approvals.

Questions

Does GridSight replace SCADA, GIS or EAM?

No. Those systems remain the systems of record. GridSight is an intelligence layer across them. It connects what their records mean in relation to one another.

Does GridSight write to operational control systems?

No. Operational technology is read through a one-directional, rate-limited path, usually via a historian rather than the control system itself. There is no write path into process control. Switching, protection and safety-critical control stay inside certified systems and authorised operational procedures.

Can it run entirely in our environment?

Yes. GridSight can run in your cloud, a private cloud, on-premise, at the edge, or in an isolated environment, including with local inference.

Do we have to use a specific model?

No. Commercial, open and specialised models can be used for different workloads. Changing a model does not require rebuilding the grid context, the policies or the applications.

How much ontology must be built before we see value?

Enough for one decision: the asset, its place in the network, its history and the constraint that bears on it. The first workflow builds that context. The next one reuses it.

How do we start?

Bring one workflow where engineers or operators still assemble information by hand across several systems. A six to ten week first workflow is a planning target where data access and approvals are ready, not a commitment.

Start with the grid decision that matters most.

Bring one workflow where engineers or operators still have to assemble information manually across multiple systems.