Articles from Infravision

Infravision, the company transforming how power grids are built and maintained with drone-enabled technology, today announced the appointment of veteran transmission construction leader Paul Gillespie as Director, Transmission Solutions. Gillespie will support the global deployment of drone and robotic systems across overhead transmission construction.

Infravision, the company transforming how power grids are built and maintained with its proprietary drone-enabled system, has been named to Fast Company’s prestigious list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2026, ranking No. 4 in the Robotics & Engineering category.

Infravision, the company transforming how power grids are built and maintained with aerial robotics, today announced the appointment of Frank Tybor as Chief Technology Officer. Tybor joins Infravision as the company leverages its recent $91 million Series B led by GIC to scale global deployment of its proprietary power line stringing and automated grid-construction system.

Infravision, the company transforming how power grids are built and maintained with aerial robotics, today announced it has raised $91 million in Series B funding from investors led by GIC, with participation from Activate Capital and Hitachi Ventures, as well as existing investor Energy Impact Partners. The new capital will accelerate the adoption of Infravision’s innovative power line stringing system — a faster, safer, and more cost-effective alternative to traditional ground and helicopter methods.

Infravision, a company accelerating power grid modernization with drone-enabled power line upgrades, today announced it has raised $23 million in Series A financing. The round was led by investment firm Energy Impact Partners (EIP), with participation from leading energy and utility players including Equinor Ventures and Edison International (EIX).