The paper looks at how automated inspection systems can support three critical steps in blade management:

• Damage detection
  • Technical assessment
  • Economic optimisation of repairs

The goal is straightforward: help operators understand which damages require immediate intervention and which can be monitored over time.

Inspection data alone is not enough. What matters is turning that data into decisions that balance safety, availability and maintenance cost.

Our thanks to the authors and editors for the opportunity to contribute to the discussion around how AI can support better maintenance strategies across the wind sector.

Read the article here

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LPS inspections provide confirmation of LPS issues but require a specific visit and are expensive.

With Eve, our compact autonomous drone, site managers gain the flexibility to perform on-demand visual inspections anytime, especially after a storm. When signs of a lightning strike appear, Eve can quickly capture high-quality imagery of affected blades, helping teams pinpoint which blades will require LPS checks with additional systems.

What makes this especially powerful is the ability to pair LPS inspections with visual blade assessments, creating a more complete picture of blade health while keeping costs under control.

Autonomous visual inspections empower wind farm teams to detect issues early, reduce downtime, and ensure safer, more reliable operations.

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We’re pleased to confirm that Perceptual Robotics has once again renewed its ISO certifications for:

ISO 9001 – Quality Management
ISO 45001 – Health and Safety
ISO 14001 – Environmental Management

These audits look closely at how companies actually operate: processes, safety culture, environmental impact and continuous improvement.

For a technology company working in wind turbine inspections, those standards matter. Our systems operate around large infrastructure, in demanding environments, and often within strict operational procedures.

Renewing these certifications shows that the way we build, deploy and support our technology continues to meet internationally recognised standards.

The paperwork might stay behind the scenes.
The impact is very real.

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Additionally, we are registered in the Achilles Registry, guaranteeing full transparency and clarity in our operations.

Looking for a reliable partner? Reach out!

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This is a key milestone as we continue to support our customers, solve industry problems and contribute to a more sustainable future.

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