Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, if you have your own experts, we will grant them access to review your inspections. They will be able to add, remove, or edit any damage as needed. Additionally, we can fine-tune our AI model to annotate damage in a way that matches your preferences.

The time required to capture turbine blades varies with their size. For example, it takes about 10 minutes to capture all 3 blades from 4 sides for an Enercon 40 turbine with 20-meter blades, while it takes around 25 minutes for a Nordex 132 turbine with 65-meter blades. Larger blades generally require more time to capture.

Yes, even if the system is fully automated, current regulations require the pilot to hold a drone pilot certificate. The basic A1/A3 certification is sufficient and can be obtained online for free.

Yes, you can download your raw images anytime in a zip file. We can also enable different folder structures for easier access.

We fly between 6 and 10 meters away from the turbine, using a 50 mm lens to capture all the necessary details.

The time required depends on the turbine’s size, the number of damages, and the blade expert, but it typically takes about 30 to 45 minutes on average.

We use the Bladena Standard, but we can adapt our system to use your own classification if required.

Our drones can operate in wind conditions up to 12 m/s, ensuring reliable inspections even in challenging environments.

Yes, our AI can ingest and process data from various sources, making it adaptable to different inspection needs.

Our solution captures all the necessary data in a single stop of your turbine and a single flight.

The minidrone is smaller and slower at capturing images, but it can be packed in a backpack or taken on a commercial flight, making it ideal for remote locations or as a daily tool for Wind Farm managers.

Yes, you can customise the content of your PDF reports, and you can easily extract the information from our portal to Excel with a single click.

Our images are high-quality, taken from a distance of 6 to 10 meters with a 50 mm lens. This provides a resolution of 1 to 3 pixels per millimeter, allowing you to see even the smallest details, like counting the legs of a fly on a blade.

The battery typically lasts about 25 minutes, depending on weather conditions. We provide several battery sets with our system so you can complete multiple inspections without the need to recharge.

The AI annotates the images within minutes.

Yes, we do provide offshore services.

You can contact our support team, who will work to resolve your issue as quickly as possible. We offer multiple channels for support, including web, phone, and WhatsApp.

Yes, we sell our technology for our customers to use with their teams, and we also perform inspections with our own teams if needed.

We offer comprehensive support during UK business hours via web, phone, and WhatsApp. We can also provide extended support with prior arrangement.

Yes, our system complies with international regulations, and we ensure all necessary certifications and standards are met for safe and law abiding operation.