What came in
Damage photos, field reports, weather, asset records, and read-only pulls from your existing systems—each stamped with the time it arrived.
The platform
What gets fixed first, and why.
Dovrane does not replace your OMS, your GIS, or your work management. It is a repair prioritization layer that answers the one question those systems leave open—what to fix first—and keeps a record of how it got there.
Working beta · Testing against simulated storms · Operators always make the callWhat it actually does
A repair recommendation engine, not another dashboard.
Computer vision reads your storm photos, aerial imagery, and written field reports and turns them into a ranked view of what is likely damaged. An optimizer then builds full repair orders and scores them against the same snapshot of crews, materials, and access—keeping track of what it was unsure about and what evidence it leaned on.
Underneath, Dovrane runs on CUDA, TensorRT, Triton Inference Server, RAPIDS, and NVIDIA cuOpt so imagery and grid restoration optimization keep up with a live event.
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How it works
Eight steps. One chain you can follow.
You can open the record at any point, from the first report that came in to what actually happened after your crews rolled.
What you knew
What is likely broken
A ranked read on the damage, including where reports disagree, what hasn't been assessed, and where the model declines to guess.
What limits you
Feeder topology, crew classes and shift hours, materials on hand, road access, safety holds, and critical loads like hospitals.
Possible repair orders
Several complete restoration plans, each built from the same picture of the event at the same moment.
Reality check
Plans that break a known limit—no qualified crew, road closed, part unavailable—are held back rather than ranked.
The recommendation
One suggested repair order, with the estimated restoration curve, the runner-up plans, and why this one came out ahead.
Your call
Accept it, change it, hold it, or reject it. Your reason is saved alongside the recommendation.
What actually happened
Observed results are kept with the recommendation, so any decision can be replayed using only what was known at the time.
As the night changes
New information, new plan.
A crew goes off shift, a road opens, a part shows up, a new report contradicts the last one—any of it can change which plans are still workable. Dovrane re-plans and keeps every earlier version intact, so nobody quietly rewrites history after the fact.
- Reads evidence and system extracts
- Compares possible repair orders
- Shows alternatives and what limited them
- Records what your operator decided
- Dispatch a crew
- Perform switching
- Control the grid or any device
- Declare anything safe in the field
Next step
Ready to see it run?
We will walk a simulated storm end to end and stop wherever you want to push on it.