Drone inspection empowers safety production, enhancing operational efficiency and hazard identification capabilities.

Recently, the company's intelligent inspection team has continued to advance the application of drone inspections, conducting routine aerial inspections of power lines, towers, substations, and key equipment areas by equipping drones with high-definition cameras, thermal imaging, and intelligent recognition modules. Compared to traditional manual inspections, drone inspections offer advantages such as broad coverage, fast response, low operational risks, and comprehensive data recording, effectively improving the efficiency of hazard detection and providing more reliable technical support for safe production.

　　During the actual inspection process, the staff first plans a flight mission based on the inspection area, and the drone completes automated cruising, multi-angle photography, thermal imaging temperature measurement, and abnormal data collection according to the preset route. The transmitted data is centrally analyzed by the backend system, which can mark information such as line cracks, loose fittings, equipment overheating, insulator conditions, rust traces, and external hazards, helping maintenance personnel promptly monitor the operational status of the equipment.

The advancement of this drone inspection application has not only improved inspection efficiency but also further strengthened the digital foundation of safety management. In the next step, the company will continue to optimize the drone inspection process, enhance the intelligent recognition model, improve inspection stability in complex environments, and gradually establish an integrated operation and maintenance management model of "aerial collection—intelligent analysis—closed-loop handling."