Percepto, pioneering autonomous inspection by industrial robotics, today announced it has signed a new partnership with value-added seller Hellenic Drones to distribute its drone-in-a-box technology in Greece and Cyprus.
With the partnership, the companies expect to boost the adoption of autonomous drones within the countries’ Oil & Gas and solar farm industries. Percepto and Hellenic Drones demonstrated drones with optical gas imaging (OGI) in a refinery at the vicinity of Athens two weeks ago, one of the first such demos performed within the Oil & Gas industry. OGI technology helps facilities more effectively detect gas leaks to increase health safety and minimize environmental impacts.
“We are very excited to partner with Hellenic Drones to help companies in Greece and Cyprus harness the power of autonomous drone technology,” said Percepto Co-founder and CEO Dor Abuhasira. “With this partnership, we look forward to playing a significant role in making industry within the two countries greener, safer and more efficient.”
“Percepto’s end-to-end system will offer new possibilities for the Oil & Gas and solar farm industries to be in compliance with regulations and ensure consistent operations without interruption,” said Hellenic Drones Co-founder and CEO Dimitrios Skliros. “By working in partnership with Percepto, Hellenic Drone customers will move into the next generation of Industry 4.0 drone ecosystems to gain increased levels of productivity and security.”
Percepto Autonomous Inspection and Monitoring (AIM) is a field-proven software solution for industrial sites that employ drones and robots to automate inspections, emergency response and security. Critical infrastructure and industrial facilities with sensitive, complex equipment require frequent monitoring to ensure business continuity and comply with safety and environmental guidelines. With Percepto AIM, these sites can remotely and without a human operator prevent serious failures, respond quickly to disasters, and enable business continuity. From data capture to AI-powered insights and reports, Percepto AIM is the only end-to-end automated inspection solution on the market with its platform deployed at Fortune 500 companies around the world.
About Percepto
Percepto is the leading autonomous inspection and monitoring solution provider, revolutionizing how industrial sites monitor and inspect their critical infrastructure and assets.
Listed in TIME magazine’s 100 Best Inventions of 2021, Percepto’s AIM platform fully automates visual data workflows from capture to insight, leveraging the Percepto Air drone-in-a-box portfolio, alongside other robots and visual sensors. Using advanced machine learning and AI, Percepto AIM provides an end-to-end autonomous inspection and monitoring solution, to assess risk, minimize downtime, drive efficiency, increase safety and reduce operational costs.
Percepto’s solutions are trusted by Fortune 500 customers on six continents including Florida Power & Light, Delek US, Koch Fertilizer, and ICL Dead Sea Works. The company is the recipient of multiple prestigious awards including Edison Gold Award and Frost & Sullivan Global Enabling Technology Leadership Award. For more information, visit www.percepto.co.
About Hellenic Drones SA
Hellenic Drones was founded in 2017, as the first academy for drone operation training and licensing in Greece, certified by EASA and the Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority. In the five years since its establishment the company has expanded to include offices in 6 different locations and has firmly created a space for itself in the forefront of UAS innovation and development through offering highly competitive specialized UAV based services.
As the chief UAS-based organization in the regional commercial and private sector, Hellenic Drones maintains close relationships with leading companies as a procurator, service provider and consultant and continuously contributes to publicly and privately funded research and innovative development on unmanned aviation, automated systems and artificial intelligence applications.
The company has received a number of awards and recognitions; on its commercial activity on innovative drone applications and health and safety and for its actions in promoting corporate social responsibility through collaboration with Make a Wish, organizing volunteering initiatives, providing funding for scholarships and to STEM students from disadvantaged backgrounds and offering free VET education to socially vulnerable groups. For more information on the story, services and activities of the organization, please visit www.hellenicdrones.gr
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