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A dive into our use of the Bladena Standards
Navigating wind turbine blade inspections comes with its rewards as well as challenges. For the past few years, we’ve used the Bladena Standards as our primary method when…
Why should wind turbine inspections be non-negotiable?
With the significant increase in wind energy usage, blade inspections have gained even greater importance. Not only do they help uncover hidden problems which aren’t immediately…
Kevin Driscoll-Lind on future targets
Where does the future of Perceptual Robotics lie and how do we continue to drive the inspection industry forward? Our CTO and Co-Founder, Kevin Lind, is responsible for the…
Why are maintenance strategies important?
How can you ensure wind turbines continue to deliver results and meet energy production targets? The best and most cost-effective way is simple – a maintenance strategy. Not…
Derek Rutherford on operational advantages
Tired of inspections where you’re told your assets need to be down longer than necessary? Keeping turbine downtime to a minimum and increasing efficiency is a priority for us at…
Paul Alderton on offshore progress and its challenges
Offshore wind turbine inspections are a big focus at Perceptual Robotics as we work towards expanding our markets and operations.
Should blades be covered in Full Service Agreements?
We are detecting a shift in the market towards excluding blades from Full Service Agreements with manufacturers. Do you think blades should be covered in Full Service Agreements?
Where does the future of wind turbine inspections lie?
With new innovations constantly coming to light in the industry, we want to hear where you think the future of wind turbine inspections is heading.
Emma Hemus on the presence of blur in images
Blur in images is a real challenge when trying to detect faults during a wind turbine inspection, as Emma Hemus, our Machine Learning Engineer, explains.