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Ommatidia Laser RADAR is designed for non-contact, stand-off measurement. The appropriate configuration and setup depend on the access conditions, line of sight, required spatial coverage and dynamics of the asset.

It gives the team 3D deflection vectors across the blade, plus curvature and local strain insight where the structure needs closer attention. That spatial evidence strengthens modal work, model correlation, qualification and fatigue decisions.

Remote vibration mapping can support transformer and shunt-reactor anomaly investigation, preventive maintenance and repeatable screening without attaching a dense set of contact sensors to the asset.

Ommatidia Laser RADAR systems combine non-contact 3D geometry measurement with laser Doppler vibrometry capabilities. The exact workflow depends on the product and measurement mode selected for the application.

The selection depends on the campaign: distance, field access, spatial density, operating environment and whether the objective is a campaign measurement or a continuous installation. Discussing the application with our team is the fastest way to scope the right configuration.

Fatigue testing applies controlled cyclic loading to demonstrate blade reliability and service life. Ommatidia adds full-field evidence: 3D deflection vectors, curvature change, vibration response and local strain behaviour across the areas that matter.

Laser RADAR measures the blade from a stand-off position, so the test article stays free of a dense sensor installation. The result is spatial 3D displacement data that shows deflection and shape change across the blade, rather than at only a few instrumented points.

It connects the blade’s structural response with the operating context: rotor speed, pitch, wind and load state. Repeatable non-contact measurements help teams compare behaviour over time, investigate unusual response and focus follow-up work where the data shows a change.