Nearthlab develops autonomous drone hardware and AI-based inspection software for wind turbine blade inspection, and autonomous counter-UAS defense systems, based in Seoul, South Korea.
Autonomous drone for wind turbine blade inspection with a 45-megapixel full-frame camera, rated for gusts up to 17 m/s, achieving 0.3mm-class defect detection in about 15 minutes per turbine.
Mobile application that converts commercial off-the-shelf drones into automated inspection tools for industrial facilities and offshore wind farms.
Cloud-based digital twin platform that processes drone-captured images into audited defect reports for wind turbines, buildings, bridges and dams, with year-over-year defect tracking.
Autonomous counter-UAS hard-kill interceptor drone with a 5 km operating radius and 280+ km/h max speed, able to engage up to 10 unmanned aircraft simultaneously with C4I interoperability.
Swarming loitering munition system in which one Commander unit directs up to nine Striker units to autonomously track and strike moving targets using EO/IR payloads and interchangeable warheads.