Meet Aigars at the Windenergietage in Linstow, 10 to 12 November

The Windenergietage brings the German-speaking wind community together every year, and this time our DACH lead, Aigars Eglitis, will be there. From 10 to 12 November the Spreewindtage runs in Linstow, with three days of forums, exhibitors and plenty of corridor conversations.  Aigars speaks fluent…

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Meet Kaspars at Offshore Wind Poland, 17 to 18 November

Poland targets up to 5.9 GW by 2030. And as Poland's offshore wind sector is moving from planning into real build-out, the decisions being made now will shape how those farms are inspected and maintained for years.   Kaspars Litavnieks will be at Offshore Wind Poland 2026 in Warsaw on 17 and…

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Your Operation, Your Control: Set Up and Run It Yourself

Small details make a great difference sometimes. You should not have to wait on anyone to get moving. Not to set up your system, and not to decide who on your team can do what. If you already have an M4E, things are easy. Reach out, install the software, do your online training, and you can run…

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Shortlisted. Perceptual Robotics is through to the Climate Tech final at the Tech South West Awards 2026.

We’re proud to share that Perceptual Robotics has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Climate Tech category at the Tech South West Awards 2026. The awards recognise businesses driving innovation across the South West, so it means a lot to see our work on AI powered drone inspections for wind…

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Our founders are featured on the Fortune 40 under 40 Greece list

Konstantinos Karachalios, our CEO and Dimitris Nikolaidis, our COO, have again been included in Fortune Greece’s 40 Under 40 (14th edition). The list picks out young entrepreneurs who turn ideas into real business results, and this year more than half of the entries come from technology, from…

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One Bad Batch, Seven Cracked Blades, and a Fleet-Wide Scramble

Not every blade failure is a surprise. Some are slow-moving and under-monitored, right up until material starts to come off. In March 2007, at a wind farm in  the USA, seven turbine blades cracked and large sections separated in mid-rotation. Every blade produced at the same plant since the…

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How the Repair Now Ratio Turns “Should We Wait?” Into a Number

Deciding which blade repairs to do now and which can wait is one of the harder calls an operator makes. Wait too long and a small finding can grow. Act too early and you spend budget you did not need to.   The Repair Now Ratio (RNR) is designed to make that call easier. It helps teams weigh…

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Planning Inspections for Autumn: Light, Weather and Shorter Days

The season is turning. Days are shorter, light sits lower, and weather windows get less forgiving. All of it changes how an inspection day runs. None of it needs to cost you data quality, as long as it is planned for. Working with the light rather than against it, adjusting exposure as conditions…

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