One wind turbine
Visual documentation of one turbine or one agreed work stage, subject to safe access and operational approval.
- Overview and selected detail images
- Files linked to asset areas
- Demonstration observation register
FOR OPERATORS AND CONTRACTORS
A small pilot. A clear decision.
Start with one asset or one defined project area. Before mobilisation, we agree what should be captured, how the files will be organised and what your technical team will receive.
01Defined scope02Traceable files03Clear handover
Wind, solar PV, construction and technical assets
Test the workflow on a controlled scope.
Each pilot is deliberately narrow, so both teams can verify capture quality, file structure and practical usefulness before discussing a wider programme.
One PV section
RGB and, where conditions allow, thermal screening of a defined block, row group or roof section.
- Overview and panel context
- Location-based references
- Observations for ground verification
One construction stage
Repeatable visual record of a defined area or milestone using agreed viewpoints and a consistent folder structure.
- Dated overview images
- Selected details and file index
- Baseline for the next comparison
Material your team can actually review.
- 01Confirmed scope and capture plan
- 02Organised original and selected files
- 03Overview images and agreed details
- 04References by asset or project area
- 05Observation register for visible findings
- 06Capture date and relevant conditions
- 07Short delivery summary and next-step notes
- 08Revision record when material is updated
Demonstration register
Every observation keeps its context.
The register links a visible observation to a place, date and source file. It supports review and follow-up without presenting imagery as an engineering diagnosis.
Demonstration entry. It does not describe a named client or a completed client inspection.- Observation ID
- WTG-01-OBS-004
- Asset / section
- Blade B, outer span
- Capture
- 06 Oct 2026, RGB
- File reference
- WTG01_B_0042.jpg
- Visible observation
- Surface mark visible in supplied image
- Follow-up
- Technical review by client
Delivery standard
Work context and report structure.
Blade installation, field perspective
A short view from a blade installation environment. It shows the scale and coordination around wind work, not a drone inspection result.
Field material: Kacper, Aeronautiq teamAERONAUTIQWTG
DEMO
REPORTPDF / EN
DEMO
REPORTPDF / EN
Wind turbine inspection demonstration
A public PDF showing how scope, observations, image references, limitations and follow-up actions can be organised.
Open PDF↗Online demo→What the service does not claim.
- Visual and thermal material supports review. It is not a certified engineering opinion.
- PV screening does not replace electrical testing or qualified diagnosis.
- Drone imagery does not replace physical or destructive testing where required.
- Survey-grade accuracy and specialised measurements are included only when explicitly agreed and technically supported.
- Offshore, high-voltage and controlled-site work requires separate approvals and client coordination.
- Every operation remains subject to airspace, rules, weather, access, privacy, radio conditions and site safety.
Service area
A practical European operating range.
Location availability is not automatic flight approval. We confirm feasibility, travel and local requirements for every project.
Project brief
Send the pilot scope
Provide the location, asset type and approximate quantity, objective, preferred window and the material your team needs.
Include the asset type, number of assets, purpose and required output.