We will be exhibiting at the 7th Zero Emission Thermal Power Generation EXPO <March 15 (Wednesday) to 17 (Friday), 2023, Tokyo Big Sight>

Liberaware

We will be exhibiting at the "7th Zero Emission Thermal Power Generation EXPO" held at Tokyo Big Sight from March 15 (Wednesday) to March 17 (Friday), 2023. At our booth, we will introduce the small drone "IBIS," developed by Liberaware, which can inspect indoor confined spaces, and provide detailed case studies from companies that have implemented it. Please be sure to stop by the Liberaware booth when you visit. ■ Date: March 15 (Wednesday) to 17 (Friday), 2023, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (the final day will end at 5:00 PM) ■ Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, East Exhibition Hall * The Liberaware booth number is "10-14."

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Domestic infrastructure inspection drone "IBIS"
Drones can operate in dangerous places without people entering! Safe inspections at reduced costs are possible!

【Inspection DX with Image Processing Technology】 ■Point Cloud Generation 　・Distance information can be obtained for areas that could not be measured by personnel. 　・Personnel not on-site can share the current situation of the site. ■3D Modeling (Textured Mesh) 　・Simplifies the confirmation of peeling, deposits, and adhesion on the internal walls of equipment. ■Orthorectification 　・Allows the internal walls to be represented in a single image. 　・Easy to attach to reports. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
Infrastructure Inspection with Domestic Drones | Interview Case Study Collection Available
Inspection of "narrow, dark, and dangerous" areas. Drones have been introduced for inspecting exhaust ducts and inside cyclones, reducing the inspection period from over 2 months to just 2 days!

"Do you have any of these concerns?" - It takes too much time to set up and dismantle scaffolding for high-altitude work. - People are working in dangerous indoor spaces like boiler rooms. - Struggling to inspect spaces that are too narrow for people to enter, such as attics or underground pits. - Want to manage blueprints as 3D data. - Difficult to inspect in completely dark places. - Other than the inspection workers, no one can see the condition of the equipment, making it hard to share information. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.