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3006 Northup Way, Suite 302
+1 (425) 523-9880
Bellevue, WA 98004
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#1201, No. 88 Changning Road
+86 021-52271616
Changning District
Shanghai, China 200050 -
Denmark Office
Fiskerihavnsgade 9
+45 70 70 76 68
6700 Esbjerg
Denmark
Case Study - Computer Vision
Drones with brains and shelves with eyes — digitalizing the physical world
In the wind energy sector, the usual way to inspect wind turbines is to send a five-person team up each tower. The technicians use ropes and harnesses to make their way up and down the blades, which could be from 40 to 80 meters long.
Recent News
In the Press
Clobotics completes $30MM capital raise to fund continued acceleration of business results
Shanghai/Seattle/Denmark – Clobotics announced today that the company has completed its Series Pre-B-4 capital raise and received an additional $30 million of investment towards its goal of “turning sight into insight” for customers in the wind and retail point of sale industries. Clobotics uses computer vision technology to help customers in two industry verticals: For […]
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POV: Why Clobotics believes that 1+1=3 when it comes to automating blade inspections
This article was first published on the 8th June 2021 As the wind industry matures and the market for external blade inspections continues to expand, automating this essential task is crucial to cost effectively gaining the insight needed to guide maintenance activities and optimize energy production. At Clobotics, we believe that only by investing in […]
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POV: Making the Case for More Frequent Blade Inspections
This article was first published on the 30th November 2020 All of us who love wind power know that the key to continued adoption is the relentless pursuit of lower costs on two major fronts: initial capital cost and ongoing operations and maintenance (O&M) costs. At Clobotics, our mission is to digitalize, analyze, automate and […]
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POV: The case for open standards around blade inspections
This article was first published on the 9th February 2021 Today practically all utility scale wind turbines are equipped with SCADA control systems. This has, in turn, paved the way for the advent of Condition Monitoring Systems (CMS), which have seen rapid adoption in recent years. All of this means that data is being generated […]
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Spring Update
After a dull winter, spring finally arrived! The birds are singing, the flowers have exploded in a sea of colour and our technicians have dusted off their equipment and are heading out on assignments. Our calendar is chock-full of blade inspections and blade repairs both offshore and onshore – what a wonderful time! Autonomous Drone […]