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Advanced AI Engine for Automated Blade Damage Detection

Tom Mulligan September 3, 2019

Sulzer Schmid and NNAISENSE are developing AI-enabled blade damage technology for the wind turbine energy sector. (Image: Sulzer Schmid)

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