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Power Line Inspection

Scheduled Inspection without Unnecessary Risks

Raybird enables large-scale inspection of power lines without involving ground or aerial equipment — making it more cost-effective, faster, and safer. The drone performs aerial imaging, detects damaged sections, identifies wire positioning on poles, and helps monitor high-risk zones. With high resolution and precise geolocation, the data can be used to create maps, reports, and maintenance plans. Raybird can cover hundreds of kilometers in a single flight — without the need for heavy infrastructure or a runway
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High Accuracy and Detail
Raybird is equipped with cameras capable of aerial photography at a 1:1000 scale — sufficient to detect cracks, displacements, and mounting issues
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Access to Hard-to-Reach Areas
Thanks to autonomous ground launch, Raybird can take off right next to the power lines — with no need for runways, helipads, or special conditions
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Longer Flight = More Data
Up to 30 hours in the air, 2500+ km range — Raybird covers large areas in a single flight, minimizing logistics costs and time spent on data collection
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Automation and Repeatability
Raybird performs flights along pre-programmed routes, enabling regular inspection of the same areas and tracking changes in the condition of poles, fixtures, and wire alignment
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No Helicopters. No Delays. Full Control

Raybird simplifies power line inspection by reducing logistics costs, minimizing risks to personnel, and eliminating the need for heavy equipment. No helicopters, no lifts, no field crews — just a flight along a pre-defined route. Raybird captures high-resolution aerial imagery, identifies potentially hazardous areas, and lays the groundwork for maintenance planning

With precise positioning and 1:1000-scale imaging, its camera detects microcracks, misalignments, and mounting issues — all without approaching the structure

Launch without a runway allows operations directly along transmission routes. This is critical in challenging regions — mountains, swamps, forests — where other systems lose efficiency or can’t operate at all

A single Raybird flight covers hundreds of kilometers of infrastructure. It automatically follows pre-set routes, making it easy to track changes in pole conditions, fastenings, and wire alignment over time. Routine aerial surveys become an early warning system — without human error, delays, or extra costs

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