Core Insights - DJI showcased innovative applications of drone technology in the construction of renewable energy bases and ecological restoration in the Kubuqi Desert [1][2] - The project includes a total construction plan of 8 million kilowatts of photovoltaic and 4 million kilowatts of wind power, with drones significantly enhancing efficiency in site surveying and inspections [1] Group 1: Drone Technology Applications - Drone technology was applied extensively in the 2 million kilowatt photovoltaic pilot project, completing terrain surveys in just two weeks, improving efficiency by nearly 9 times compared to traditional methods [1] - DJI's products are currently used in over 1,000 renewable energy stations, achieving a 50% coverage rate for drone inspection solutions across domestic renewable energy sites [1] Group 2: Efficiency Improvements - The use of drones for inspections has led to significant time savings: photovoltaic inspections are at least 10 times faster, wind turbine inspections are at least 9 times faster, and line inspections are at least 8 times faster compared to traditional methods [1] - The introduction of drone inspections by the Three Gorges Corporation has increased inspection efficiency by over 26 times, allowing for the inspection of approximately 30,000 photovoltaic components daily compared to 1,000 with manual methods [2] Group 3: Technical Advantages - Drones equipped with infrared thermal imaging cameras can detect temperature anomalies in photovoltaic components, identifying potential issues such as overloads or damaged bypass diodes [2] - Drone inspections can cover complex terrains, such as sand dunes and water surfaces, where traditional manual inspections are not feasible, ensuring comprehensive and efficient monitoring of solar panels and associated equipment [2]