FIELD TEST · AARHUS · CABLE CABINETS
Aarhus cable-cabinet field test: 3,400+ registrations in six days.
A six-day field test explored whether guided observations could collect structured condition data rapidly across a distributed cable-cabinet portfolio.
TEST CONTEXT
Collection feasibility at portfolio scale.
The Aarhus cable-cabinet field test explored participation, speed, scale and the quality of collected observations. Participants recorded visible condition through a guided mobile workflow, providing a screening layer alongside professional inspection.
26
Users
Participants using RabbIT in the field test.
3,400+
Cabinets
Cabinets covered in six days.
87%
Annual-volume comparison
Equivalent to 87% of the utility’s typical annual inspection volume.
METHOD AND PARTICIPATION
A guided workflow in the field.
Participants used RabbIT at cable cabinets to identify each asset and record agreed visual observations through a guided mobile workflow.
The short test period showed the potential of a participant-based collection method to broaden coverage quickly.
DATA QUALITY LEARNING
Collection also tests the data foundation.
Working with distributed assets brings questions about asset identification, location and available master data into view. Observation review and data reconciliation matter alongside registration speed.
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Coverage
How quickly can a participant group build observations across the portfolio?
02
Consistency
Can the guided framework support useful and comparable visual observations?
03
Master data
Where do identifiers, locations or records need clarification?
VALUE
Use broader evidence to target specialist resources.
Structured visual observations broaden the evidence available for prioritisation and professional follow-up. The annual-volume comparison measures collection scale; specialist inspections provide the technical scope and depth needed for safety assessment.
A screening layer alongside professional inspection. RabbIT captures visual observations to broaden condition evidence and help target specialist resources. It supplements professional inspections; it does not replace structural testing, electrical safety checks or specialist judgement.
START WITH YOUR PORTFOLIO
What could broader cabinet evidence help your team prioritise?
Tell us about your assets, the information gaps and the decisions you need to make.