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As the offshore wind market continues to expand across several regions, the demand for installing and operating DTBird and DTBat units has continued to grow. The 2021 DTBird offshore projects include new installations, updated engineering designs, and improved support for large offshore and near-shore wind farms. In addition, customers increasingly require monitoring, mortality mitigation, and collision-control ... New DTBird Offshore Projects on the horizon!

DTBird strengthens its position as a market leader in bird and bat monitoring and mortality-mitigation systems for the wind energy sector. By the end of 2020, the company reached its 300th installed unit, marking a key point in the commercial deployment of the technology first launched in Spain in 2009. More than 40 DTBird systems ... DTBird hits the 300+ worldwide units’ mark!

The Data Analysis Platform (DAP) has been upgraded to version 2.0. This release introduces a cleaner and more intuitive interface designed to increase efficiency for consultants, technicians, and environmental authorities working with DTBird and DTBat data. Key improvements in Data Analysis Platform 2.0 The platform includes several technical enhancements that support better data interpretation and ... Presenting the new Data Analysis Platform for DTBird & DTBat Systems 

More than 50 DTBird units were installed during the first half of 2020, despite the global disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Installations continued both onshore and offshore, with deployments across several European countries and the United States. Continuous operation during COVID-19 restrictions DTBird and DTBat systems maintained full service throughout the strictest quarantine periods. ... Over 50 DTBird units installed in the first half of 2020

A DTBirdV4N2 system was installed in early June on the BlueSATH prototype, a 1:6 scale model of a 10 MW floating wind turbine developed by Saitec. The unit was assembled at the Astander Shipyard in Santander (Cantabria, Spain), where the floating structure was prepared for offshore testing. Full 360° monitoring of the Rotor Swept Area The ... Installation of DTBird Technology on Saitec’s first floating offshore wind deployment

Since early 2019, all DTBird and DTBat modules have undergone a full certification process to assess their conformity with the requirements of the European Economic Area (EEA). This evaluation focused on safety, health and environmental protection standards required for any product marketed within the European market. The confirmation of DTBird DTBat CE Marking compliance marks ... DTBird&DTBat systems comply the CE Marking

During the second half of 2019, DTBird and DTBat continued expanding their presence worldwide. More than 50 new units were installed across Asia, Europe, and North America, confirming the growing demand for automated and transparent wind-power technologies that help protect birds and bats. Growth aligned with the company’s mission DTBird & DTBat systems support Liquen’s ... Asia, Europe and North America, over 50 new units installed in 3Q-4Q 2019

DTBird has released a new software upgrade for the DTBirdV8 Stop Control Module, achieving an 80% reduction in false positives while maintaining the same level of bird-collision protection. This improvement ensures that wind turbines equipped with DTBirdV8 systems stop significantly less often due to non-bird objects, increasing turbine availability and reducing unnecessary production losses. This ... 80% reduction of False Positives in DTBird Stop Control Module

DTBird & DTBat participated as guest speakers at the Wind and Nature Symposium organised by the Flevoland Province, a Dutch public administration body. The event took place on November 14th and focused on interactions between onshore wind farms and wildlife, with a particular emphasis on monitoring technologies and biodiversity protection. During the session, Agustín Riopérez ... Participation in Wind and Nature Symposium, in The Netherlands

This past August, DTBird and DTBat participated in the Conference on Wind Energy and Wildlife Impacts 2019 (CWW 2019), held from August 27th to 29th in Stirling, Scotland. The event is one of the main international forums addressing the interaction between wind energy and wildlife, bringing together researchers, developers, regulators and technology providers. Contributions to ... DTBird & DTBat participation at CWW 2019

During the first quarter of 2019, more than 35 DTBird and DTBat units were successfully installed across several European countries, including France, Germany, Greece, the Netherlands, and Spain. These deployments reflect the continued growth in demand for AI-led bird and bat monitoring systems that help wind farms operate transparently while supporting wildlife protection. Strong deployment ... Over 35 DTBird & DTBat units installed Q1 2019

The Kompetenzzentrum Naturschutz und Energiewende (KNE) will host a two-day conference at the KulturBahnhof in Kassel, Germany, on May 15–16. The theme of this edition focuses on bird protection at wind turbines and on how detection systems can contribute to a nature-friendly wind-energy sector. Additionally, the participation of DTBird and DTBat in the KNE Conference ... DTBird & DTBat at KNE Conference