Closing the half-century gap for wind farm monitoring tech

Helen Knight; David Flynn

Closing the half-century gap for wind farm monitoring tech

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Abstract

Offshore wind farms and the undersea cables used to transfer power to the shore could be monitored remotely using robotic and autonomous vehicles, as part of a UK-wide research effort.

Original language	English
Type	Technical trade press
Publication status	Published - 10 Feb 2017

Keywords

Offshore
Energy
Robotics
Autonomous systems

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