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September 27th, 2018
PSEG Long Island Deploys Drones to Further Improve System Reliability

UNIONDALE, N.Y.– In order to further improve and advance Long Island’s electric system, PSEG Long Island and ULC Robotics, a leading technology company based in Hauppauge, are deploying unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) – or drones – to conduct the utility’s inspections of power lines and other important equipment.

The two companies began working together in 2016 under a large-scale pilot program. This year, PSEG Long Island is expanding the role drones play in its operations.