As part of the EU Pavilion, DTBird® will showcase its advanced solutions for bird and bat collision risk mitigation at wind farms, addressing key environmental challenges in both onshore and offshore wind energy projects.
Beyond exhibition, the mission provides a structured business development framework, including pre-arranged one-to-one meetings, with Korean stakeholders, developers, utilities, EPCs and public institutions.
With over 500 installations worldwide, DTBird® and DTBat® combine AI-based vision systems, real-time monitoring, acoustic deterrence and automated turbine shutdown protocols, fully integrated with SCADA systems. These technologies help wind operators reduce collision risk, optimize curtailment and support environmental permitting processes.
South Korea represents a high-potential market driven by strong offshore wind ambitions and increasing regulatory focus on biodiversity. In this context, DTBird® aims to establish partnerships to support project deployment and long-term operations.
