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Hepta Group Airborne’s project is supported by Norway Grants Green ICT programme

Hepta Group Airborne is supported by Norway Grants Green ICT small scheme programme, aiming to stimulate and develop innovation-led long-term business cooperation between Estonia and Norway. The small scheme project is necessary to prepare for the main call project in order to further develop Hepta Group Airborne’s cutting-edge autonomous power grid inspection system. The aim of the small grant scheme project is to assess the economic and technological feasibility and reach a conclusion whether or not the project idea has a potential to implement in the main call. During the project, competition and market analysis will be carried out, business plan and IT development plan will be formed and search for a suitable project partner will be carried out.

Green ICT project number EU53340, implementation period 01.07.2019 – 31.10.2019.

 

If you have any questions regarding the project, feel free to contact Mr. Rune Stølan (ICB Digital AS):
email: rune.stolan@id-norway.com
phone: +47 400 41 425

or Mr. Henri Klemmer (Hepta), email: henri.klemmer@heptainsights.com

ICB Digital homepage: https://www.icbdigital.no/

 

05.04.2024

Myths and realities: precision and accuracy of drone-based power line inspection

Myths and realities: precision and accuracy of drone-based power line inspection   Hepta’s industry survey revealed that some DSOs and TSOs are wary of adopting drones for power line inspection purposes because they believe inspection with drones produces less precise and less accurate data compared to traditional inspection methods.    Feedback from Hepta’s existing customers […]

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