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Wind turbine inspection

Drones capture high-resolution images and video of the turbines, allowing close-up inspection of blades, towers and other components.

Inspections are efficient and cost-effective, and reduce the need for manual inspections that are time-consuming and potentially risky.

A wind turbine's hub and blades seen close up from a drone, a second turbine behind

Equipment

Equipment we supply for this kind of work.

  • The S400E seen from the front: landing legs, folded rotor arms and the gimbal camera beneath the body

    Industrial quadcopter

    S400E

    An industrial quadcopter with a 3 kg payload capacity, 15 km video transmission and millimetre-wave radar obstacle avoidance on every side.

    View the S400E
  • The PQL01 quad-sensor gimbal camera, its lenses facing the camera

    Quad-sensor gimbal camera

    PQL01

    Four sensors on one 3-axis gimbal: a 48 MP zoom camera, a 48 MP wide-angle camera, a 640×512 radiometric thermal camera and a laser rangefinder up to 1500 m.

    Also: PQL01E

    View the PQL01
  • A P200-series drone with its quad-sensor camera, standing on dark ground

    Light quadcopters

    P200 series

    Foldable light quadcopters on one airframe, differing by camera: dual-sensor (P200), trio-sensor with thermal (P220), and quad-sensor with thermal and laser ranging (P220 Pro, in 640 and 1K thermal versions).

    View the P200 series

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