Perceptual Robotics secures £4M+ to scale AI-powered wind inspections
UK wind technology company Perceptual Robotics has securedover £4 million in funding so far this year. The funding combines investmentfrom new and existing shareholders, including Investing for Purpos... Perceptual Robotics has secured funding to expand its wind turbine inspection and maintenance platform, strengthen its offshore capabilities, grow into new markets, and further develop AI-powered inspection technologies.
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- Climatetech Perceptual Robotics secures £4M+ to scale AI-powered wind inspections Perceptual Robotics has secured funding to expand its wind turbine inspection and maintenance platform, strengthen its offshore capabilities, grow into new markets, and further develop AI-powered inspection technologies.
Tamara Djurickovic 1 hour ago Share Share Send email Copy link UK wind technology company Perceptual Robotics has secured over £4 million in funding so far this year.
- Founded to improve the inspection and maintenance of wind turbines, Perceptual Robotics develops autonomous inspection systems and AI-powered software that help operators identify blade damage, prioritise repairs, and manage wind turbine fleets more efficiently.
The company's technology is designed to reduce inspection times, improve maintenance planning, and extend the operational life of turbine blades.
- Its technology is now used to inspect wind turbines in environments ranging from the forests of northern Sweden to the Caribbean, including some of the world's largest turbines.
- It gives us the resources to move faster on the products our customers are asking for, said Kostas Karachalios , CEO of Perceptual Robotics.
Perceptual Robotics will use the funding to expand its product offering for the wind industry, strengthen its offshore capabilities, increase its presence in existing and new markets, and continue scaling the inspection and maintenance technologies used by its customers.
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- #UK wind technology company Perceptual Robotics has securedover £4 million in funding so far this year.
- #Tamara Djurickovic 1 hour ago Share Share Send email Copy link UK wind technology company Perceptual Robotics has secured over £4 million in funding so far this year.
Perceptual Robotics has secured funding to expand its wind turbine inspection and maintenance platform, strengthen its offshore capabilities, grow into new markets, and further develop AI-powered inspection technologies. Climatetech Perceptual Robotics secures £4M+ to scale AI-powered wind inspections Perceptual Robotics has secured funding to expand its wind turbine inspection and maintenance platform, strengthen its offshore capabilities, grow into new markets, and further develop AI-powered inspection technologies. Tamara Djurickovic 1 hour ago Share Share Send email Copy link UK wind technology company Perceptual Robotics has secured over £4 million in funding so far this year.
The funding combines investment from new and existing shareholders, including Investing for Purpose, Loggerhead Ventures and One Planet Capital, alongside support co-funded by Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). Founded to improve the inspection and maintenance of wind turbines, Perceptual Robotics develops autonomous inspection systems and AI-powered software that help operators identify blade damage, prioritise repairs, and manage wind turbine fleets more efficiently. The company's technology is designed to reduce inspection times, improve maintenance planning, and extend the operational life of turbine blades.
Since its previous funding round, Perceptual Robotics has expanded its customer base across Europe, North America, and Latin America. Its technology is now used to inspect wind turbines in environments ranging from the forests of northern Sweden to the Caribbean, including some of the world's largest turbines. The company says its product development has been shaped by close collaboration with wind farm operators, service providers, and blade specialists, leading to the introduction of autonomous inspection capabilities, AI-assisted damage detection, the Repair Now Ratio, and platform integrations.
For more details please read the original article at Tech.eu.
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