Arkion

Summary

About

About Arkion

Arkion ingests inspection imagery and spatial data from drones, helicopters, vehicles and field teams, then converts it into a structured model of a utility network. Its analytics process RGB, thermal and LiDAR inputs to identify components, detect defects, measure vegetation proximity and anonymize sensitive imagery. Findings link directly to the operator’s GIS, asset records and maintenance workflows.

Utilities use the platform across distribution and transmission inspections, inventory programmes and post-disaster assessment. Arkion’s workflow covers data upload, automated analysis, human review and export into planning or work-order systems. Formerly Skyqraft, the company reports work with more than 40 utilities and operates the service through a secured cloud environment.

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Operations

Operating milestones

  • Operating milestone

    2026-08-16 - Arkion says its platform analyzes 80,000 kilometers of power grid per year. - power grids

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Deployments

  • Commercial activity

    2026-08-16 - Arkion says more than 40 utilities have trusted its grid asset-analytics platform. - grid utilities

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Team

  • Fredrik Holmgren - CEO - As chief executive from 23 February 2026, he leads Arkion's international scale-up, delivery industrialization and global go-to-market execution.
  • David Wickström - CTO and Co-founder - Leads technical direction for Arkion's drone-data and AI asset-analytics platform.

Timeline

Events

  • 2025-04-24 - Contract Award - Arkion to assess 2.5M Energisa transmission and distribution structures

    The multi-year program covers 2.5 million grid structures and integrates data including drone imagery and LiDAR into Arkion's asset-analytics platform. Arkion's assessments are intended to detect defects earlier, reduce operational risk and guide long-term maintenance and investment decisions. Energisa operates across nine electricity distributors and serves more than 20 million customers in Brazil.

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  • 2024-10-24 - Contract Award - Elvia adopts Arkion AI analytics across its Norwegian grid

    Arkion's AI and machine-learning platform assesses every grid component, identifying urgent defects as well as smaller issues for preventive maintenance planning. The long-term work gives Elvia a consolidated view of asset health to support maintenance decisions, grid optimization and reliability improvements. Elvia supplies electricity to more than two million people across Oslo, Viken and Innlandet.

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Context

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Context tags

  • Aerial inspection - Workflow - Profile source supports this robotics context.
  • Robotic inspection workflow - Workflow - Profile source supports this robotics context.
  • Autonomy software - Stack Layer - Profile source supports this robotics context.

Commercial

  • Arkion to assess 2.5M Energisa transmission and distribution structures

    2025-04-24 · Order / contract · Energisa selected Arkion as exclusive provider of AI-powered condition assessments for 2.5 million transmission and distribution structures in Brazil.

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  • Elvia adopts Arkion AI analytics across its Norwegian grid

    2024-10-24 · Order / contract · Elvia selected Arkion as its sole provider of detailed condition assessments to improve inspection, maintenance and reliability across the Norwegian distribution grid.

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