In July 2025, Typhoon Danas hit Taiwan, causing not only severe flooding and mudslides, but also significant damage to some of the solar systems in the southern part of the country, which led to renewed interest in the safety of solar power systems in Taiwan.

Domestic and foreign property insurance companies have long been concerned about this problem and have launched the solar energy system thermal image aerial inspection, which is specifically designed to conduct comprehensive inspections of key facilities such as solar panels. The inspection utilizes an intelligent identification system to locate image coordinates and detect temperature anomalies, which can help the industry identify potential risks at an early stage, effectively reducing the chance of accidents and improving power generation efficiency.

Specializing in this field, Avery Remote Technology is leading the industry in providing thermal image aerial photography combined with advanced AI analysis and cloud vision system services, which has been awarded by the Japanese government.(As a result, more and more domestic customers are applying this technology in the regular health check of solar system assets. The conclusion is that the third-party solar system thermal image aerial inspection will become a trend, but it has to be paired with professional analyzing services and reasonable charges in order to provide real protection and positive benefits for solar investors and insurance companies.