Large solar farms rely on labour-intensive manual inspection, keep cleaning separate from condition assessment, and lose continuity in defect tracking.
Automated terahertz inspection of composite blades
TA-WTB001 · 0.1–4 THz · 30–50 mm
Blade integrity risks go beyond visible cracking: internal wrinkles, delamination, debonding, porosity, inclusions and inconsistent repairs in glass-fibre composites. Visual and drone imaging only screen the surface; contact methods need difficult access, working-at-height exposure and are hard to repeat at the same spot.
Terahertz inspection for PE and composite pipelines
0.1–2 THz · A-scan · B-scan · C-scan · 30–50 mm
Polyethylene and composite pipes, insulation and coatings can hide internal defects, incomplete fusion in butt-fused or electrofusion joints, voids, gas pockets, inclusions and debonding. Confirming them usually means destructive cutting and sample removal.
Machine vision and colour sorting read colour, size, shape, surface mould and coating defects, but cannot tell whether a seed has an internal cavity, insect damage, an empty kernel or abnormal composition.
Large sites, poor coverage, different targets every time.
Customisable aerial inspection for remote assets
Visible zoom · Infrared thermal · Multispectral · Gas detection · Searchlight · Public address · Comms relay · Up to 10 km per aircraft · ~30–60 km depending on terrain
Australian mines, farms, energy infrastructure, pipelines, solar and wind farms, ports and forestry need inspection over large, often poorly connected areas, with targets and data formats that differ per site.
Coal preparation and coking depend on timely control of moisture, ash, volatile matter, sulphur and caking properties. Laboratory analysis takes hours, so results arrive after unloading, blending or production decisions are already made.
Terahertz residual-item detection for empty courier bags
~2,400 bags per hour · 1–2 · Terahertz transmission imaging + AI
After bulk courier bags are emptied, envelopes, satchels, foam packs and thin cartons can stay trapped inside. Manual checks are inconsistent; RFID tracks the tag but cannot confirm the bag is empty; X-ray struggles with low-density items and needs ionising-radiation controls.
Large solar farms rely on labour-intensive manual inspection, keep cleaning separate from condition assessment, and lose continuity in defect tracking.
Automated terahertz inspection of composite blades
TA-WTB001 · 0.1–4 THz · 30–50 mm
Blade integrity risks go beyond visible cracking: internal wrinkles, delamination, debonding, porosity, inclusions and inconsistent repairs in glass-fibre composites. Visual and drone imaging only screen the surface; contact methods need difficult access, working-at-height exposure and are hard to repeat at the same spot.
Terahertz inspection for PE and composite pipelines
0.1–2 THz · A-scan · B-scan · C-scan · 30–50 mm
Polyethylene and composite pipes, insulation and coatings can hide internal defects, incomplete fusion in butt-fused or electrofusion joints, voids, gas pockets, inclusions and debonding. Confirming them usually means destructive cutting and sample removal.
Machine vision and colour sorting read colour, size, shape, surface mould and coating defects, but cannot tell whether a seed has an internal cavity, insect damage, an empty kernel or abnormal composition.
Large sites, poor coverage, different targets every time.
Customisable aerial inspection for remote assets
Visible zoom · Infrared thermal · Multispectral · Gas detection · Searchlight · Public address · Comms relay · Up to 10 km per aircraft · ~30–60 km depending on terrain
Australian mines, farms, energy infrastructure, pipelines, solar and wind farms, ports and forestry need inspection over large, often poorly connected areas, with targets and data formats that differ per site.
Coal preparation and coking depend on timely control of moisture, ash, volatile matter, sulphur and caking properties. Laboratory analysis takes hours, so results arrive after unloading, blending or production decisions are already made.
Terahertz residual-item detection for empty courier bags
~2,400 bags per hour · 1–2 · Terahertz transmission imaging + AI
After bulk courier bags are emptied, envelopes, satchels, foam packs and thin cartons can stay trapped inside. Manual checks are inconsistent; RFID tracks the tag but cannot confirm the bag is empty; X-ray struggles with low-density items and needs ionising-radiation controls.
Large solar farms rely on labour-intensive manual inspection, keep cleaning separate from condition assessment, and lose continuity in defect tracking.
Automated terahertz inspection of composite blades
TA-WTB001 · 0.1–4 THz · 30–50 mm
Blade integrity risks go beyond visible cracking: internal wrinkles, delamination, debonding, porosity, inclusions and inconsistent repairs in glass-fibre composites. Visual and drone imaging only screen the surface; contact methods need difficult access, working-at-height exposure and are hard to repeat at the same spot.
Terahertz inspection for PE and composite pipelines
0.1–2 THz · A-scan · B-scan · C-scan · 30–50 mm
Polyethylene and composite pipes, insulation and coatings can hide internal defects, incomplete fusion in butt-fused or electrofusion joints, voids, gas pockets, inclusions and debonding. Confirming them usually means destructive cutting and sample removal.
Machine vision and colour sorting read colour, size, shape, surface mould and coating defects, but cannot tell whether a seed has an internal cavity, insect damage, an empty kernel or abnormal composition.
Large sites, poor coverage, different targets every time.
Customisable aerial inspection for remote assets
Visible zoom · Infrared thermal · Multispectral · Gas detection · Searchlight · Public address · Comms relay · Up to 10 km per aircraft · ~30–60 km depending on terrain
Australian mines, farms, energy infrastructure, pipelines, solar and wind farms, ports and forestry need inspection over large, often poorly connected areas, with targets and data formats that differ per site.
Coal preparation and coking depend on timely control of moisture, ash, volatile matter, sulphur and caking properties. Laboratory analysis takes hours, so results arrive after unloading, blending or production decisions are already made.
Terahertz residual-item detection for empty courier bags
~2,400 bags per hour · 1–2 · Terahertz transmission imaging + AI
After bulk courier bags are emptied, envelopes, satchels, foam packs and thin cartons can stay trapped inside. Manual checks are inconsistent; RFID tracks the tag but cannot confirm the bag is empty; X-ray struggles with low-density items and needs ionising-radiation controls.
A six-step delivery process runs from Design through On-site deployment, then Assessment and Upgrade form a continuous improvement loop that returns to Field validation.
01
Design
Algorithm developmentupon request
02
System integration
Sensors, platform and software assembled into one system.