Estimated Time of Restoration Prediction demo
Restoration times customers can plan around. 1:15
What the demo shows
A system solution for outage managers that predicts and updates restoration times.
Six agents give every outage a restoration time with an honest 80% band, learned from six years of restorations by cause, device, area, weather and crew, and re-predict it the moment a fact arrives: the crew's GPS, its arrival on site, the lineworker's damage report. Each outage is drawn as a restoration fan that narrows from ±3 hours to ±40 minutes as the facts come in; every real change is pushed to customers in plain words, life-support customers called first, and any time more than 2 hours later waits for the outage manager.
Transcript
- Estimated Time of Restoration Prediction predicts and updates restoration times for outage managers.
- A missed time hurts more than the outage.
- Customers plan around it, then call.
- At 2.52, Kestrel Bay goes dark.
- The old rule says 4.52.
- Botminds says 6.20, plus or minus 3 hours.
- Crew 14 is assigned, and its GPS feeds the prediction as the truck drives.
- The crew arrives and reports a broken cross arm.
- The fan narrows from three hours to 40 minutes.
- Every customer gets the new window.
- Life support customers are called first.
- A time more than two hours later waits for the outage manager.
- In 30 days, 81% of restorations landed inside the window customers were told.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.