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Software for power utilities

The future of maintenance and operation.

GENESYS is GENE's software for keeping a power network healthy. Robots and drones do the inspection rounds, AMS & LES turns what they find into a plan, and SCADA runs the switching. Developed by JUMPHASH.

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  1. Unusual soundBreaker in bay three
  2. Running hotTransformer connection
  3. All clearSecond transformer
Today's inspection roundLive Two things need a look A work order is already with the crew.
A substation yard seen from above on today's round: one transformer connection running hot, an unusual sound at a breaker, the second transformer all clear and the inspection robot on its route.
  1. Unusual soundBreaker in bay three
  2. Running hotTransformer connection
  3. All clearSecond transformer
Today's inspection roundLive Two things need a look A work order is already with the crew.
Four products

One platform, from the substation to the store floor.

Three products keep a power network healthy, from the first inspection to the last switching order. The fourth, Haytham Retail, turns a store's cameras into answers. Each does one job well, and all four read and write the same record.

A power transformer opened up to show the parts that age: bushings, windings, oil and the tap changer.
Asset health and remaining lifeIn development

GENESYS AMS & LES

One living record for every transformer, breaker and line, with an honest estimate of the years ahead.

  • Health of every asset, from its own evidence
  • Remaining life with the uncertainty shown
  • Maintenance planned by condition
A control room at night: an operator at the desk facing a video wall with the single-line diagram and a sorted alarm list.
Control roomIn development

GENESYS SCADA

The alarms that matter first, and every switching step checked and on record.

  • Alarms sorted to ISA-18.2
  • Grey process views to ISA-101
  • Switching with interlocks and a journal
A four-legged inspection robot beside a transformer in a substation yard.
Inspection robots and dronesPrototype in pilot

Robotics pilot

Robots and drones take the routine rounds, and every finding becomes a work order with its evidence.

  • Thermal and acoustic rounds in the yard
  • Drone checks of every tower and span
  • Findings go straight to the crew
A store seen from above: the doors, aisles, produce, promo island and tills, with the cameras on the ceiling.
Store analyticsBuilt by JUMPHASH

Haytham Retail

The cameras a store already has, turned into footfall, dwell time and queue alerts, without ever needing a face.

  • Footfall, dwell and queues per zone
  • Alerts to the right phone
  • Faceless, in the cloud or in the store

One living record for every asset and site

Every product reads it and adds to it, so nothing is typed twice.

  • From AMS & LES
    • Health and remaining life
    • Tests and inspections
    • Work orders
  • From SCADA
    • Alarms and events
    • Switching journal
    • Field device health
  • From Robotics
    • Thermal photos
    • Sound recordings
    • Drone images
  • From Haytham Retail
    • Cameras and their health
    • Stores and zones
    • Counts, alerts and the journal

Four products. One record. Nothing typed twice.

How it connects

Sense. Decide. Operate. Act.

Today a finding can be lost between the robot, the planner, the control room and the crew. In GENESYS one loop carries it across the whole network, from the field to the control room and back, and each step hands the next the evidence it needs.

A valley power network at dusk: substations, lines over forested hills and the lights of a small town.
  1. SenseDrones fly the hill line
  2. DecideHealth of every asset
  3. OperateSwitched from the control room
  4. ActCrews keep the town supplied
  1. SenseDrones fly the hill line
  2. DecideHealth of every asset
  3. OperateSwitched from the control room
  4. ActCrews keep the town supplied

One finding, followed from the yard to the crew

  1. 01 · Sense

    Robots, drones and sensors

    Robots and drones do the rounds and bring back what they see and hear.

    Running hotTransformer connection Inspection robot · thermal photo
    About the robotics pilot
  2. 02 · Decide

    GENESYS AMS & LES

    Each finding updates the asset's health, and a work order opens.

    Transformer health
    Remaining life: about 12 to 18 years
    Work order opened
    About AMS & LES
  3. 03 · Operate

    GENESYS SCADA

    The control room sees the alarm first, with the robot's photo beside it.

    High priority Hot connectionBay three · photo attached
    • Interlocks checked
    • Confirmed twice
    • Load moved
    About SCADA
  4. 04 · Act

    Crews in the field

    The crew gets a clear task, the way in and a short checklist.

    Check the top connectionSubstation crew
    Main yard, bay three
    Step 1 of 4 done
    See the field work
The next round checks the fix

From a robot's round to a crew on site, with nothing lost on the way.

Film · 1:10

From a robot's round to a switching order.

How GENESYS connects field inspection, asset health and the control room. Narrated, with captions and a transcript.

English captionsNarrated1:10
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GENESYS: the future of maintenance and operation

Every morning, power has to reach every home, every hospital and every factory in the valley. Behind it is a network of lines and substations that someone has to keep healthy. GENESYS is the software that helps them do it.

It brings maintenance and operation together, from the first inspection to the last switching order. Robots and drones take the routine rounds, in the yard and along the line, and bring back what they see and hear.

GENESYS AMS and LES turns every finding into one living record for each asset, and shows which ones need attention first. In the control room, GENESYS SCADA puts the alarms that matter at the top, and keeps every switching step checked and on record.

And out in the field, crews get clear work orders, the safest route in, and a simple checklist on site. Built on GENE's engineering in power networks. Developed by JUMPHASH. GENESYS.

The future of maintenance and operation.

More films, one per product

Built on GENE's projects

GENESYS is GENE's software for power utilities.

General Engineering d.o.o. (GENE), Sarajevo, has worked for more than ten years in Bosnia and Herzegovina and abroad: consulting, engineering, commissioning and maintenance of electrical networks at all voltage levels, control systems and SCADA.

300+projects delivered by GENE
10+years in power networks and SCADA
SourceGENEgene.ba

Who does what: GENE owns GENESYS, deploys it on utility sites and supports it in operation. JUMPHASH designs and builds it, co-funds its development and is open to joint ventures and partnerships.

Two crew members walking through a substation yard, seen from behind.

Selected project work published by GENE

All projects on gene.ba
  • SCADASCADA integration for industrial plantsSignals, process views and alarms brought into one supervisory system.
  • PROTECTIONPreventive maintenance of protection and controlScheduled testing and maintenance of substation protection and control equipment.
  • INTEGRATIONIntegration of limiter signals into SCADAField protection signals wired, mapped and verified in an existing control system.
  • UPGRADEElectrical control system upgradeAn operating plant's electrical control system extended and upgraded in place.
  • SOLARPhotovoltaic power plantsEngineering and automation for ground-mounted solar plants in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Client references are available from GENE on request.

Haytham Retail · on the GENESYS platform

The cameras a store already has, turned into answers.

Footfall, dwell time, queues and staffing, counted from the cameras already on the ceiling, with every number traced to the camera and the moment it came from. JUMPHASH builds it from the same components as GENESYS.

  1. FootfallCounted at the door
  2. Queue buildingOpen the second till
A store seen from above as shoppers move between the aisles, the produce and the tills, counted by the cameras on the ceiling.
  1. FootfallCounted at the door
  2. Queue buildingOpen the second till
  • Counts from the cameras already thereFootfall, dwell time and queues for every zone, each number traced to its camera and moment.
  • The right person hears firstWhen a queue builds or a zone runs short, the alert goes to the phone of whoever can fix it.
  • Faceless by designPeople become boxes and skeletons, so the floor is measured, not watched.
Runs on ForgeOS See Haytham Retail
Joint ventures and partnerships

Take GENESYS further with us.

JUMPHASH develops GENESYS for GENE and co-funds the work. It is looking for joint-venture and partnership opportunities for the next stage: utility deployments, robotics beyond pilot, and Haytham on new sites.

40% Share of Europe's distribution grids that are over 40 years old.
European CommissionEU Action Plan for GridsNov 2023
Partnership models

Who we are looking for

News and notes

From the pilot and the platform

All news
Robotics · 2 min read

What a substation robot should report, and to whom

A reading is useful once it is tied to an asset, a threshold and a person who can act on it. How the GENESYS robotics pilot structures its findings.

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AMS & LES · 1 min read

Remaining life, with the error bars shown

Why every GENESYS life estimate carries its confidence band and the inputs behind it, and how planners are meant to read one.

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SCADA · 1 min read

Fewer alarms, better alarms

How ISA-18.2 priorities and shelving keep an operator's alarm list readable during a fault, and how GENESYS SCADA applies them.

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Contact

Talk to GENE or JUMPHASH.

GENE handles sales, deployment and support. JUMPHASH handles product development and partnerships. Either can book a demo.

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