How can advanced sensor technologies transform the way we monitor and maintain offshore wind turbines?
Join us on Thursday 15 January 2026 (13:00 – 17:30 hrs) at TU Delft for an inspiring afternoon of knowledge sharing on multi-sensor monitoring and inspection innovations.

This event spotlights the latest results from AIRTuB-ROMI Work Package 1, where researchers and industry partners are testing acoustic, fibre optic, and electromagnetic sensors to continuously track blade health.
From detecting lightning strikes to capturing subtle vibration shifts and acoustic signals, this multi-sensor approach brings Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) a step ahead and paves the way for fully automated inspection systems at sea.

Beyond AIRTuB-ROMI, we will also feature other pioneering projects working on sensor innovation for offshore wind maintenance.These guest presentations will share their challenges, lessons learned and breakthroughs, giving participants a unique cross-project perspective on where sensor-enabled maintenance is heading.

Whether you are a wind farm operator, technology developer, or data scientist, this event offers valuable insights into the next generation of monitoring systems and how they can accelerate cost-effective, safe, and reliable (offshore) operations.

 Save the date and be part of the conversation shaping the future of offshore wind maintenance!

More information about the program will follow soon.