The networks we depend on were drawn by hand.
Britain opened the first public steam railway in 1825 and switched on the first public electricity supply in 1881. The networks built since then still carry the country, and what is known about them sits in separate registers, spreadsheets and drawings.
Developers can wait five years for power from the grid. Water mains are renewed at a rate that would take 700 years to replace the network.
We started Savitram so the people who run these networks work with the best tools in the world.
What we do.
- Data
One record of every asset, from your data, Savitram's data and public registers, with the source and date on every line.
- Tools
See, Know, Comply and Plan, in the browser, through the API or from your own AI systems.
- AI systems
Built on your records with your engineers, who check and approve each output.
- Running and training
We run and improve each system with your team, and train your people to use it, new starters included.
What we believe.
- People stay in charge AI makes engineers faster. They decide what it does and approve what it produces.
- Every line can be checked Every figure carries its source and date.
- Operators own their data and AI On hosting they choose.
- Training comes with every system The sector needs 312,300 new people by 2030. They learn on the systems we build.
Where we are going.
We start with power, where the registers are public and the deadlines are fixed.
- 1Power
Grid connections, prices and the regulatory calendar, from public registers.
- 2Every sector
Water, flood, rail, roads, telecoms, ports, nuclear, gas and heat on the same system.
- 3Your systems
AI systems on each operator's own records, built and run with its engineers.
- 4Live readings
Sensors, drones and robots on the assets the records describe.