Wayam Eye
AI inspection for solar plants: find defects before they cost yield.
Overview
Wayam Eye is Wayam's AI platform for solar plant inspection. It turns aerial and thermal imagery into defect findings O&M can act on: hotspots, soiling, module damage, and string issues, ranked by severity and mapped to the array, so inspection keeps pace with the size of the fleet.
The problem
Solar fleets are too large to walk. Hotspots, soiling, cracked modules, and string failures stay hidden until generation drops.
The outcome
Plant-scale visual and thermal inspection that flags defects early and routes work orders to the right crews.
Modules
Aerial & thermal capture
Ingest drone, robot, and fixed-camera imagery across arrays and substations.
Defect detection
Spot hotspots, soiling, cracks, PID, and string anomalies automatically.
Inspection reports
Priority-ranked findings with location, severity, and evidence for O&M.
Fleet roll-up
Compare plants and campaigns so portfolio teams see risk, not just site folders.
How it works
Capture
Bring in drone, robot, or fixed-camera flights for visual and thermal surveys.
Detect
Models flag defects and anomalies across modules, strings, and inverters.
Locate
Findings are pinned to plant layout so crews know exactly where to go.
Act
Prioritized reports and work-order ready outputs close the loop with O&M.
Integrations
Ideal for
- Solar IPPs and asset owners
- O&M and performance-engineering teams
- EPCs running commissioning and warranty inspections
- Portfolios that outgrew manual walkdowns
- solar inspection
- Plant-scalesolar inspection
FAQ
What does Wayam Eye inspect?
Solar plants: modules, strings, and related assets from aerial and thermal inspection campaigns.
Do we need new drones?
No. It works with imagery from the capture stack you already use; scoping confirms formats and flight plans.
How is this different from Santulan?
Santulan optimizes yield and uptime from operating data. Wayam Eye finds physical defects through inspection imagery.
When is the full product page ready?
The dedicated page is coming next; this listing and demo path are live now.