Technical Inspections

Drones allow for the assessment of power lines, towers, and substations without interrupting the power supply. Equipped with high-resolution thermal cameras, they detect hot spots, structural damage, and potential failures quickly and efficiently.

In buildings and homes, drones are used to inspect roofs, facades, and structures without the need for scaffolding or cranes. They can identify cracks, leaks, and other structural problems, saving time and reducing costs.

Roads, bridges, and railways require regular inspections. Drones offer detailed analysis of these infrastructures, detecting problems such as cracks, corrosion, and wear, even in hard-to-reach areas.

For renewable energy installations, drones are ideal for inspecting wind turbines and solar panels. They quickly and accurately identify defects, dirt, or damage to blades and solar cells, ensuring optimal maintenance.