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SCE's AWARE technology monitors the health of the grid and alerts crews to early-stage faults.
Photo Credit: Roberto Lazarte
 and Kyle Chang are part of the Grid Operations team that began working on this AI tool two years ago as a way to better address disruptions to the grid.=https://web-fb41a2e7f6baa503.dev2.iprdev.com/_gallery/get_file/?file_id=683e36333d6332be2448c7c1&file_ext=.jpg&page_id=683e3c513d6332be2448c7d6){kind=link}
Hamed Valizadehhaghi (L) and Kyle Chang are part of the Grid Operations team that began working on this AI tool two years ago as a way to better address disruptions to the grid.
Photo Credit: Roberto Lazarte
AWARE uses AI and machine learning to predict and identify potential abnormalities on the grid that the human eye may overlook.
New Technology Improves Grid Reliability
SCE develops a new AI tool that can detect issues and potential faults on the grid before they happen.
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