The Future of Risk Management, In Your Hands
Thanks for visiting us at the show and for scanning the QR code! We’re thrilled you’ve taken the next step to learn more about how Skytree Scientific is revolutionizing lightning risk management. No more guesswork or outdated models-just intelligent, data-driven solutions at your fingertips.
What is LRA Plus?
You may have heard about our flagship product, LRA Plus™, at the event. It’s not just another software platform; it’s a powerful, AI-enhanced SaaS solution designed to provide accurate and efficient lightning risk assessment. LRA Plus analyzes vast amounts of data to give engineers and businesses actionable insights, helping you protect critical infrastructure, assets, and personnel with unprecedented accuracy and efficiency. It’s the smart, modern way to manage a timeless threat.
Key Benefits:
AI-Enhanced Precision: Conduct comprehensive lightning risk assessments for single or multi-structure projects with unparalleled accuracy, saving you time and effort.
Adherence to Global Standards: Ensure compliance with major industry standards like IEC 62305, NFPA 780, and other regional codes.
Automated & Accurate Calculations: Eliminate complex manual work and minimize human error with automated calculations for current flash/strike-point density.
Comprehensive Reporting: Generate detailed project reports in over 55 languages, making it easy to share and communicate findings globally.
Smarter Recommendations: Receive AI-powered recommendations for lightning protection, helping you make informed, data-driven decisions.
Take the Next Step.
Ready to see how LRA Plus™ can transform your approach to risk? A personalized one-on-one demo is the best way to understand our platform’s power and ask a product expert questions tailored to your needs.
Have Questions?
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