In July 2025, Typhoon Danas struck Taiwan, causing severe flooding and landslides. Some solar power systems in the southern region also suffered significant damage, reigniting public concern over the safety of domestic photovoltaic (PV) systems.

Both domestic and international insurance companies have long recognized this issue and have promoted the use of thermal aerial inspections for solar power systems. These inspections are specifically designed to conduct comprehensive checks on critical components such as solar panels. By utilizing intelligent recognition systems to locate image coordinates and detect temperature anomalies, the inspections help operators identify potential risks at an early stage, effectively reduce the likelihood of accidents, and improve power generation efficiency.

IRUAV Technology, a company specializing in this field, is leading the industry by providing integrated services that combine thermal aerial inspection, advanced AI analysis, and cloud-based vision systems. This approach has gained strong recognition from insurance companies, and an increasing number of domestic clients are adopting this technology for regular inspections of their solar assets. The conclusion is that third-party thermal aerial inspections of solar power systems will become a growing trend. However, to deliver real protection and positive benefits to solar investors and insurance companies, these inspections must be paired with professional analytical services and reasonable pricing.