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Perceptual Robotics specializes in creating intelligent automation solutions for wind turbine inspections using AI-powered drone...

Perceptual Robotics specializes in creating intelligent automation solutions for wind turbine inspections using AI-powered drone technology. Their flagship product, Dhalion, is an autonomous inspection platform that allows existing operations and maintenance teams to conduct inspections quickly and efficiently, enhancing inspection quality while minimizing health and safety risks. The company focuses on utilizing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and advanced data processing to provide actionable insights for wind turbine maintenance.

Website

perceptual-robotics.com

Headquarters

Bristol, GB

Size

11-50 employees

Industry

Automation Machinery Manufacturing

Specialities

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, Robotics, Wind Turbines, Inspections, System Integration, Computer Vision, Machine Learning

🛍️ Perceptual Robotics Product and Pricing News

Perceptual Robotics introduced the Repair Now Ratio (RNR) tool to help repair teams prioritize urgent fixes based on severity, cost, and impact.
Perceptual Robotics has introduced a compact version of their Dhalion drone automation called Eve, enhanced AI-powered annotation consistency, new export and import formats, and improved offshore services.
Perceptual Robotics' AI damage annotation system can now analyze images from various sources like rope access teams and ground-based cameras, as shared by Kaspars Litavnieks, Business Development.
Perceptual Robotics has significantly enhanced its drone knowledge base to better serve both new and experienced pilots.
Perceptual Robotics will attend Vind 2024 in Stockholm on October 22-23, where Kaspars Litavnieks will showcase their solutions for wind turbine blade inspections.

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Perceptual Robotics uses advanced optical sensors and AI to detect hidden blade cracks, providing high-resolution images and minimizing inspection overlap for efficient workflows.
Kaspars Litavnieks, Business Development at Perceptual Robotics, will discuss AI and machine learning for inspection analysis at Vind2024 in Stockholm next week.