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PJSC MTS has automated the recording of electricity consumption from video surveillance systems on the main highway of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug "Surgut-Salekhard", which unites the largest cities of the region. The cloud platform, which unites Russian-made meters, allows for remote collection and control of electricity consumption data, ensuring uninterrupted operation of cameras in the conditions of the Far North.

Tool cloud-based electricity metering platform, which allowed switching from manual to automatic seamless data transfer via GPRS to the client's information system. About 60 smart meters transmit electricity consumption readings from video recording cameras installed on the section of the highway from Noyabrsk to Salekhard to the platform in real time. All data can be viewed through a special application for IOS, Android from a smartphone.

The digital solution covers belarus whatsapp number database a road of more than a thousand kilometers, including transit highways in the cities of Muravlenko, Novy Urengoy, Pangody, Nadym, Labytnangi, Noyabrsk and the district capital. The project, developed taking into account the Arctic climate, allows to reduce the costs of travel of employees responsible for energy resource accounting, promptly receive information about device malfunctions and system failures, thereby reducing the time of incorrect operation of video cameras.

"Our long-term expertise in developing digital solutions allows us to build routine processes more efficiently and cost-effectively in many industries. Thus, without additional investments in new server equipment, you can not only save money, but also track unauthorized connections to networks. For example, smart MTS technologies helped Bashkirenergo identify commercial losses in power grids. Artificial intelligence algorithms and big data analysis in a short time found traces of hacking consumer meters to understate readings by 7-10 times. This once again confirms the wide range of application of our capabilities in solving complex problems," said Sergey Naidenkov, Director of MTS in the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous District.