The mobile sensor platform that charges on power lines
The mobile sensor platform that charges on power lines
Deploy self-charging sensor platforms directly on live high-voltage lines in under 5 minutes. No outages, no bucket trucks.
How it works
Dock
Land directly onto energized lines in under 5 minutes. No planned outages or line de-energization required.
Sense & Charge
Charge inductively from the line’s electromagnetic field while collecting continuous, 24/7 telemetry.
Relocate
Autonomously dispatch and relocate the fleet to monitor incoming storm fronts, changing loads, or active wildfire threats. Stop waiting for risks to find your sensors.
One platform. Many missions.
On-conductor sensing. 24/7.
True grid visibility comes from the wire itself. The Nomad locks directly onto the high-voltage conductor, using the line's own electromagnetic field to power itself continuously. Because it monitors directly from the source, your team receives exact, real-time data on temperature, sag, and vibration. This means you no longer have to guess your line's true capacity based on weather forecasts.
Trusted by leading utilities.
The drone is easy to land for an experienced pilot and extremely versatile. Whether it's ice monitoring in winter or temperature surveillance in summer – I can deploy it exactly where it's needed.
Leif Petersen, Spezialservice Strom
The drone already functions on live conductor cables, and based on the measured real-time data, we expect concrete added value for grid operation.
Frederik Puhe, Innovation Lead
The combination of drone and power line landing is unique. It allows us to capture data that was previously only available with significant effort or not at all – and plan deployments much more effectively.
Thomas von Polheim
Engineered for the harshest environments.
Engineered in Germany to withstand severe weather, corona discharges, and heavy electromagnetic interference (EMI). Rigorously tested in high-voltage laboratories and field-proven on active 380kV grids down to -25°C. Once locked onto the conductor, it is resistant to high winds.