If you’re attending, come and visit the Perceptual Robotics’  team at booth 9-H118.

We’re showcasing how autonomous inspections, AI-driven damage detection and on-site inspection tools like Eve are helping operators manage blade maintenance more efficiently.

Events like this are always a reminder that the wind industry moves forward through collaboration. Operators, OEMs, service providers and technology teams all tackling the same challenges.

If you’re walking the exhibition halls today, stop by for a chat.

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The Perceptual Robotics team will be attending the event from 21–23 April, and you’ll find us at booth 9-H118.

Our CEO, Kostas Karachalios, will also be taking part in the oral presentations and in one of the conference panels hosted by DNV, discussing our Dhalion system and how automation and AI are changing the way wind turbine inspections and blade maintenance are carried out.

Events like this matter. They bring together operators, OEMs, service providers and technology teams facing the same operational challenges every day. If you’re attending and want to talk about autonomous inspections, blade damage detection, or simply see what our systems can do in practice, come and say hello at Pavillion 9 booth H118.

We’re looking forward to the conversations.

Do not miss Kostas’ presentations:

DNV PANEL: Robotics within wind energy, now and in the future

🗓️Tuesday the 21st April

⏱️ 14:30-15:30

📍 Conference room: N109-110

Presentation: Beyond Severity Categories: Economic-Based Prioritization for Wind Turbine Blade Damage Management

🗓️Wednesday, 22nd April 2026 

⏱️ 11:30-13:00

📍Conference room: N107 + 108 (Session: From cables to blades: smarter monitoring & management)

Reach out for a discount ticket. Contact

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This year, our presence will be more significant than ever – you can find us at stand 9-H118, join the DNV Panel Discussion on Robotics in wind energy, or attend the WindEurope Conference Sessions on Wednesday.

Discover how technology can transform wind turbine maintenance with economic-based prioritization for blade damage management.

Our CEO, Kostas Karachalios, will present on April 22nd, showing how operators can detect high-priority repairs and allocate budgets where they have the most impact.

Title: Beyond Severity Categories: Economic-Based Prioritization for Wind Turbine Blade Damage Management

Session: From cables to blades: smarter monitoring & management

🗓️Wednesday, 22nd April 2026 

⏱️ 11:30-13:00

📍Conference room: N107 + 108

Don’t miss this opportunity to see how smarter decision-making can improve both efficiency and cost-effectiveness. (Abstract: here )

You can also visit us in our Stand: 9-H118.

Reach out for a discount code on the Exhibition tickets!

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We always welcome the opportunity of being in one of the most important events of the year for the wind industry. This year, our presence will be broader across the event, you can find us in our stand 9-H118, as speakers in the Wind Europe Conference Sessions, and in the DNV Panel chaired by Lars Landberg, Vice President, DNV.

In this roundtable, major players in the wind robotic ecosystem will have an open discussion on the current situation of drones, crawlers and humanoid robots,the future, the technical challenges, and ethical considerations and dangers. The Public will be encouraged to participate.

So meet Kostas, our CEO in this interactive discussion on Tuesday the 21st  at 14:30-15:30, in conference room: N109+N110, and let’s shape together the future of robotics in the wind industry.

🗓️Tuesday the 21st April

⏱️ 14:30-15:30

📍 Conference room: N109+N110

Limited attendance- secure your spot!

More information here: https://windeurope.org/annual2026/conference/sessions/robots/

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