<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">Japan’s Terra Drone and MODEC have renewed their partnership to enhance offshore oil tank inspections utilizing Terra's UT drones for FPSOs.The collaboration focuses on non-destructive internal inspections of crude oil storage tanks on FPSOs, improving accuracy, safety, and efficiency.Terradrone's UT drones offer industrial-grade capabilities, assess steel wall thickness, and detect corrosion using ultrasonic sensors.Before measurements, tanks are cleaned, a gel is applied for ultrasonic transmission, and sensors assess tank walls for internal conditions.The partnership aims to optimize the operational deployment of this technology for enhanced inspection practices in the oil and gas industry.MODEC and Terra Drone innovate drone inspection techniques to enhance occupational safety, reduce manpower, and improve efficiency on FPSOs.By utilizing drones, FPSOs can save time during structural inspections, addressing challenges related to crew limitations and facility needs.The tethered power supply of Terra UT drones ensures uninterrupted flight, eliminating the requirement for battery changes.Through the renewed partnership, both companies seek to promote the adoption of drone-based inspection technologies across the industry.The companies are committed to improving workplace safety, tackling labor shortages, and streamlining inspection operations using drone technology.