Wind Turbines
Inspect turbine blades and structures with detailed aerial imagery while reducing difficult access work.
Get offerPain points
—Turbines are dispersed across large wind farms.
—Close manual inspection can be hazardous and disruptive.
—Small blade defects may be missed between infrequent inspections.
Advantages
✓Cover several turbines in a coordinated flight programme.
✓Capture blade details without putting people on the structure.
✓Maintain comparable image records for repair planning.
Three ways to inspect a wind farm
Choose a rugged portable platform, a flexible payload aircraft or a compact tool for rapid assessment.
Matrice 30 Series

A foldable aircraft for detailed blade and structure checks with zoom and thermal capability on M30T.
- Rapid deployment across dispersed sites
- Locate details with zoom and laser ranging
- Review visual and thermal evidence
Matrice 400 + Zenmuse P1 / H30T

A larger payload platform for high-resolution blade imagery or long-range visual and thermal observations.
- Select P1 for detailed visual capture
- Use H30T for zoom and thermal review
- Repeat inspection viewpoints for comparison
Matrice 4E / 4T

Compact aircraft suited to prompt checks when a team needs a closer view of a turbine.
- Portable between turbines
- High-resolution visible imagery
- Thermal option with Matrice 4T
From flight to maintenance record
01 · Plan
Define safe viewpoints around each blade and tower.
02 · Capture
Photograph critical sections with consistent framing and location data.
03 · Review
Compare images, flag defects and share repair priorities.
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Discuss wind turbines
Tell ATTEX about the site, operating conditions and required deliverables. We can propose a suitable aircraft, payload and software workflow.
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