Sam Analytic Solutions and Control Infotech are partnering at DistribuTECH 2026 to showcase a unified approach to modern utility automation, edge intelligence, and secure engineering integration.
Sam Analytic Solutions develops field-ready systems that enhance grid visibility, reliability, and operational awareness. The company’s flagship platform, SSAM (Smart Surveillance and Asset Monitoring), provides real-time thermal monitoring, surveillance analytics, automated alarms, event recording, and SCADA/DNP3 integration directly from the substation cabinet. SSAM is built for utilities that need intelligence at the edge, simplified deployment, and a resilient architecture that operates without cloud dependency. Beyond SSAM, Sam Analytic Solutions supports utilities with distribution automation consulting, SCADA integration, camera-based monitoring systems, and custom substation hardware designed for long-term field performance.
Control Infotech complements this capability with deep engineering expertise across protection, automation, industrial controls, and grid modernization. The company delivers full lifecycle substation automation solutions integrating relays, bay controllers, RTUs, automation processors, hardened networks, and IEC 61850-based architectures. Their engineering practice spans P&C design, logic development, interlocking verification, multi-vendor integration, and redundant network topologies built for deterministic performance. Cybersecurity is embedded throughout their workflow, aligned with NERC CIP, NIST 800-82, and secure protocol engineering standards including DNP3-SA and TLS-based communication. Control Infotech also supports SCADA, DER integrations, telemetry mapping, compliance-ready documentation, and OT security hardening for utilities advancing digital automation strategies.
Together, Sam Analytic Solutions and Control Infotech combine practical field innovation with disciplined engineering depth. This partnership enables utilities to deploy edge-AI monitoring, intelligent substation systems, cybersecurity-aligned architectures, and reliable automation frameworks that scale across diverse infrastructure. The joint demo at DTECH will highlight SSAM, substation-ready sensing systems, live edge processing, and integration workflows that bridge modern operational technology with existing utility environments.
Both organizations share a direct, utility-first philosophy: build solutions that work in the field, endure over time, and strengthen the resilience and situational awareness of the power grid.