Boeing has teamed up with Near Earth Autonomy to develop a faster, better way to inspect aircraft for damage before takeoff.
Using pattern recognition and 3D models, the drones quickly capture detailed information and send it to a secure repository for verification. This innovative approach ensures that no important details are missed and also saves hours.“A preflight inspection right now can take up to four hours. We can do it in 30 minutes.
“The pictures are, literally, instantaneously live, sent to a cloud environment, where they can be analyzed by Near Earth Autonomy software and our automated damage detection software,” said Scott Belanger, a Boeing Global Services executive.
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