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Cyberhawk is a leading provider of drone-/UAV-based inspection and survey solutions for a range of global customers. Established in 2008 and headquartered in Ratho, Scotland, Cyberhawk specializes in close visual aerial inspections, data analysis, and asset management services across various sectors, including oil and gas, renewables, utilities, and infrastructure. It has carried out over 200,000 industrial inspection flights.

History

Founded by Chris Fleming and Malcolm Connolly, Cyberhawk has emerged as one of the pioneering companies in the commercial drone inspection industry. Initially focusing on aerial photography and videography, the company quickly transitioned into providing innovative inspection solutions for the energy sector. It has now expanded its operations across the globe, and the company has grown to have more than 100 full time employees including full trained professional pilots.

Services

Cyberhawk offers a comprehensive range of end-to-end and tailored services to meet the specific needs of its clients:

Asset Inspection: Utilizing advanced drone technology equipped with high-resolution cameras, thermal imaging sensors, and LiDAR systems, Cyberhawk conducts detailed inspections of industrial assets such as flare stacks, chimneys, wind turbines, and power transmission infrastructure. These inspections provide valuable data on asset condition, facilitating predictive maintenance and risk management strategies.

Data Analysis and Reporting: Cyberhawk's team of experienced engineers and data analysts processes the information gathered during inspections to generate comprehensive reports and actionable insights for clients. By leveraging cutting-edge software and artificial intelligence algorithms, the company ensures accuracy and efficiency in data analysis, enabling clients to make informed decisions regarding asset integrity and maintenance priorities.

Asset Management Software: In addition to inspection services, Cyberhawk also has iHawk, a proprietary software solution designed to streamline asset management processes. The intuitive, cloud-based service brings together diverse sources of inspection data to provide a single source of truth for assets at any scale. This enables clients to efficiently organize inspection data, track asset performance over time, and schedule maintenance activities effectively, thus optimizing asset lifecycle management and maximizing operational efficiency.

Industry Applications

Cyberhawk's UAV inspection and survey solutions find applications across various industries, including:

Oil and Gas: Cyberhawk's services play a crucial role in the inspection and maintenance of oil and gas infrastructure, including offshore platforms, refineries, and pipelines, helping operators minimize downtime and enhance safety and regulatory compliance.

Renewable Energy: The company's expertise in aerial inspections is particularly valuable in the renewable energy sector, where wind turbines and solar farms require regular monitoring and maintenance to ensure optimal performance and reliability.

Utilities: Cyberhawk assists utility companies in inspecting power transmission and distribution infrastructure, such as overhead lines, substations, and towers, to identify potential issues and mitigate risks associated with aging infrastructure and environmental factors.

Infrastructure: Cyberhawk's drone-based inspection services support infrastructure owners and operators in assessing the condition of bridges, railways, and other critical assets, contributing to infrastructure resilience and public safety.

Future Outlook

As the demand for advanced inspection and survey solutions continues to grow, Cyberhawk remains at the forefront of technological innovation, leveraging emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and digital twins to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of its services. With a commitment to excellence and a track record of delivering value to clients worldwide, Cyberhawk is poised to shape the future of asset management and UAV inspection in the energy industry and beyond. The advent of hydrogen drones that have longer flight times and are able to fly beyond visual line of sight are also a differentiator for the industry and Cyberhawk's services, and is technology that the company has invested strongly in to provide the latest and best solutions for close visual aerial inspections and streamline both the quality of the imagery and the time it takes the inspection data to be accessible and manageable.

External Links

Official company website

Categories:

- Drone companies - Inspection services - Energy technology companies - UAV inspection for the energy sector

References

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[1] Cyberhawk wins oil and gas award for business innovations

[2] Cyberhawk is named as a top innovator by Frost & Sullivan

[3] SSEN Transmision invests in drones to keep the power flowing

[4] Aerial Inspection and Land Surveying Services

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