Energycomputer vision classification and object detection/segmentation for visual defect recognitionproposed-to-early-deployed workflow reviewed in academic literature rather than a single fully documented commercial deployment in the source.

Drone and deep-learning wind turbine blade defect inspection

Use drones to photograph wind turbine blades and AI to automatically spot cracks, erosion, and other damage so humans do less dangerous manual inspection.

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Source

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10453577/