Edge-Cloud Collaborative Monitoring and Intelligent O&M
An edge-cloud collaborative platform where edge nodes handle high-frequency, low-latency computation and the cloud supports large-scale multi-dimensional offline analysis.
Request DemoTransmission, substation, and distribution operations generate massive volumes of data continuously. Edge devices handle ultra-high-frequency parsing, real-time downsampling, and state monitoring, while the cloud manages long-term retention, trend analysis, and cross-regional correlation.
Utilities need an edge-cloud monitoring architecture that ensures safe, stable, and efficient grid operation as distributed renewables, energy storage, and virtual power plants come online at scale.

A lightweight DolphinDB instance deployed on edge industrial PCs serves as the local real-time compute engine, connecting directly to data streams from acquisition systems. Protocol parsing, real-time downsampling, feature extraction, and anomaly detection are all handled at the edge — shifting latency-sensitive computation closer to the source and ensuring timely, reliable alerting.
For each alert, DolphinDB automatically captures the surrounding waveform segments, downsampled curves, and feature metrics into a compact event data package, which is then uploaded to the cloud via secure channels (TCP / MQTT / HTTP / Kafka). This preserves full analytical and traceability capability while significantly reducing bandwidth consumption and cloud storage overhead.
A distributed DolphinDB cluster in the cloud consolidates event data, downsampled data, and key waveform segments from transmission lines, substations, and distribution networks — alongside external data such as dispatch, weather, and distributed resource information — supporting high-concurrency queries and long-term historical analysis.
Built on a unified time-series data foundation, DolphinDB supports targeted analysis across segments:
Edge and cloud share the same technology stack and scripting language. Alerting rules, feature computation logic, and analytics models can be validated and refined in the cloud using historical and event data, then pushed down to edge nodes for execution — enabling fast, consistent iteration across the entire system.
Low-latency edge computation and vectorized processing enable real-time analysis of high-frequency data locally, ensuring timely alerts and greater control over operational risk across transmission, substation, and distribution networks.
An event-driven upload strategy with selective waveform retention preserves the data needed for fault analysis and model training, while avoiding full-resolution uploads — striking the optimal balance between bandwidth, storage cost, and analytical depth.
A shared technology stack and scripting language across edge and cloud means algorithms are reusable and portable, significantly reducing iteration overhead and accelerating the evolution of intelligent monitoring and O&M capabilities.