AMI Network Health Monitoring demo
Fix comms failures before they become estimated bills. 1:11
What the demo shows
A system solution for AMI operations teams that tracks read rates and failing network devices.
Seven agents watch each read across a large utility's meters, fold the night's alarms into a handful of incidents, name the one router or collector behind each, forecast the read rate at every billing cut-off and try the remote fixes they are allowed. The radio network is drawn as a live map that replays the night, and the analyst confirms the cause before one work order goes to one pole instead of hundreds of meter visits.
Transcript
- AMI Network Health Monitoring tracks read rates and failing network devices for AMI operations teams.
- One failed router raises hundreds of alarms, and the cost shows up later as estimated bills.
- This is the radio network in Harrow Fields.
- Replay the night. At 2.14, router R4471 goes dark.
- 412 meters turn amber, and the read rate at Thursday's cutoff falls down.
- to 96.8%. The root cause finder folds the night's alarms into six incidents and names the router's power supply.
- One work order to one pole, not 412-meter visits, approved by the supervisor.
- Fixed by three today, the cutoff forecast is back to 99.8%.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.