Drone inspection of solar panels and wind turbines
We inspect your solar panels and wind turbines from the air, with drones and other sensors, to detect faults in time and keep them performing as they should.

- What we inspect
- Solar panels and wind turbines
- With what
- Drones and other sensors
- What you get
- The faults detected and where they are
- What for
- Performance and energy efficiency
Drone inspection analyses solar panels and wind turbines from the air. With the drone and other sensors we carry out a thermodynamic analysis of the installation: we measure its heat to detect faults before they cost it performance. It is for anyone with solar panels or wind turbines who wants to inspect them remotely.
These are phases 1 and 2 of our industrial data analytics method →
From the flight to what needs checking, in four steps
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Step 1
We fly over the installation
The drone covers the solar panels or the wind turbine.
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Step 2
We measure its heat
With the drone and other sensors we carry out the thermodynamic analysis of each panel.
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Step 3
We locate the faults
Hot spots show where there may be a failing module.
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Step 4
We tell you what to check
With your team, we look at what should be checked to recover efficiency.
What heat tells you about your installation
In the assessment we decide what to inspect and with which sensors.
Panel temperature
Hot spots give away the modules that are failing.
°CWind turbine condition
Faults that cost them performance.
Where the fault is, and what to check
We don’t just leave you a recorded flight: we tell you what it found.
Which module is failing
We point out the faults detected and where they are, before output drops.
The condition of your installation
You follow the condition of your panels and wind turbines without travelling to each one.
Drone inspection in energy installations
Drone inspection, in a nutshell
If your question isn’t here, ask us during the assessment.
Which installations do you inspect?
Solar panels and wind turbines.
What does the inspection detect?
Faults that cost performance. With the thermodynamic analysis we locate the hot spots on the panels.
Do you only use drones?
No. We use drones and other sensors, depending on what needs inspecting.
What is the point if the installation is already producing?
To detect faults in time and improve its energy efficiency, so it performs well for longer.