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The operator of a wind turbine needs an efficient and, above all, fast solution when it comes to a rotor blade damage, said Huus Bjerge, founder of Rope Robotics. (Image: Rope Robotics)
Aarhus/Denmark (energate) - The young company Rope Robotics has developed robots that repair damage to rotor blades. Founder Martin Huus Bjerge explained in an interview with energate how the repairs work, why the damage occurs in the first place and what advantages the robots offer over human craftsmen.
energate: Mr Huus Bjerge, your company Rope Robotics produces robots that repair rotor blades on wind turbines. What advantages do operators have as a result?
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