AI Wind Turbine Inspection

Our solution enables you to conduct quick and accurate inspections of wind turbines
for the timely detection of damage and indications of wear.

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Maximize Inspection Efficiency with AI

Generally, there are a lot of safety hazards that have to be considered when carrying out inspections on wind turbines, therefore it usually requires a lot of time and expert resources. In comparison with conventional inspection procedures, with AI you can take in video streams from drone-mounted or other cameras to easily detect damage, structural inconsistencies, and signs of excessive wear.

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Monitor Structural Integrity

Detect surface damage, cracks, and erosion using high-resolution cameras and sensors.

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Identify Underlying Defects

Identify underlying problems like overheating using thermal images.

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Drive Costs Down

Utilize AI-powered tech to replace manual inspections that take up a lot of time and is costly as well.

How AI Wind Turbine Inspection Works?

Our solutions are designed to utilize different drone hardware like thermal imaging cameras to identify problems in wind turbines. The solutions utilizing different computer vision techniques and machine learning models to accurately detect anomalies in wind turbines.

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Gather Image/Video Feed

Collect images or videos from cameras to process.

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Analyze Data

The media files are then processed by the machine learning model to detect anomalies.

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Generate Reports & Insights

The solution delivers insightful reports

Benefits

AI-powered inspections processes deliver a significant cost and speed advantage for wind turbine farms and operations. Conventionally, inspections require a manual check-up conducted by experts,  looking at each turbine part and noting issues and faults which takes up a lot of time and costs a lot as well. 

With AI-powered inspection, these costs can be minimized with even faster inspections that remove human error from the process as well. You can conduct regular inspections to stay on top of equipment health and get even better support for warranty claims.

Other AI Drone Applications

We have built solutions to cater to a number of different use cases and scenarios.

Terrain Mapping

Utilize drones to identify and map terrain characteristics and anomalies. From identifying buildings and structures using LIDAR tech to detecting anomalies like landslides, etc.

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Precision Agriculture

Leverage AI to detect pests, diseases, and other factors like water distribution to maximize yield and efficiency while driving down the costs and wastage.

Livestock Management

Livestock Management

Maximize the efficiency of your ranch by keeping a count of your cattle and livestock, identify predators in your geofenced area, and monitor the quality of pastures.

Pipeline Inspection

Pipeline Inspection

Conduct timely and quick inspections of your pipeline infrastructure by identifying anomalies such as damage, spillage, illegal encroachment, and theft.

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Solar Panel Inspection

Enable faster, frequent, and accurate inspection of your solar energy farms to improve longevity by timely maintenance.

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    AI Wind Turbine Inspection FAQs

    How is AI used in drones?

    AI enables drones to do more than just capture images or videos captured with the mounted camera. With AI, drones can now perceive and identify areas enabling them to map areas, track objects, detect anomalies, and provide analytical reports.

    How are drones used for inspections?

    Once the visual data is captured by the drone, the AI-powered software analyzes the footage/images to identify specific characteristics like objects, anomalies, or other factors like temperature ranges and after crunching that data presents it in insightful reports. Thereby, greatly reducing the time and effort required by conducting a manual inspection.

    Are drone surveys accurate?

    For drone surveying, accuracy can mean different things. Like, for conventional photogrammetric tech it can be higher resolution images as those are used to create 3D planes. Whereas advanced LiDAR technology might offer the same pixel sizes but offers a lot more useful data of topological characteristics. So, the technology being deployed goes a long way in determining the accuracy of the surveys.