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Computer Vision in Aerospace MRO

Inspect every airframe, engine, and component faster, with the rigor MRO regulators demand.

Computer Vision in Aerospace MRO for the Toughest Inspection and Turnaround Problems

  • Deploy Anywhere, Run Everywhere

    Run computer vision in aerospace MRO on hangar cameras, borescope feeds, robotic inspection systems, drones, tablets, the edge, on-prem, in your VPC, or via API, wherever your hangar, engine shop, or component bay needs it.

  • One Platform, Full Adoption

    Tools every team can adopt, from technicians to engineering teams, no ML team required.

  • Secure and Reliable, Always

    Data stays safe with SOC 2 Type II compliance, encrypted data, HIPAA compliance, and an uptime SLA.

  • Dents, Cracks & Corrosion on Airframes
  • Borescope Engine Inspection
  • Composite Damage & Delamination
  • Fastener, Rivet & Lockwire Condition
  • Lightning Strike & Hail Damage Mapping
  • FOD, Tool Control & Hangar Safety
“Roboflow has been instrumental in accelerating our deployment of innovative AI solutions.”

Travis Turnbull

Vice President & CIO, Pella Corporation

Talk to a Vision AI engineer who's shipped in aerospace MRO.

One missed crack on a wing skin, undetected blade damage in a hot section, or unflagged corrosion on a longeron can mean an aircraft grounded, a service bulletin missed, or a return to service delayed by days. Bring us your toughest MRO inspection problem and we'll map a working solution on the first call.

Ask us about:

  • Solution architecture for FAA Part 145, EASA Part 145, AS9100, AS9110, and NDT environments
  • Live demo on your hangar imagery, borescope footage, or component photographs
  • Deployment options: edge, on-prem, air-gapped, drone, robot, or VPC
  • ROI modeling against turnaround time (TAT), aircraft-on-ground (AOG) hours, rework, and warranty costs

Over 16,000 organizations build with Roboflow.

  • Rivian
  • Pella
  • Chobani
  • USG Corporation
  • BNSF Railway
  • American Woodmark
Start where you are

Bring Computer Vision to Every Stage of Aerospace MRO, from Hangar to Component Bay

Turn slow, manual inspections into real-time intelligence with computer vision in aerospace MRO. Built for the operations where one missed crack, undetected blade damage, or unflagged corrosion can ground an aircraft, miss a service bulletin, or extend turnaround by days. Whether you're inspecting wide-body airframes in the hangar, hot-section turbine blades through a borescope, composite skins for impact damage, or component-level repairs on the bench, Roboflow delivers accurate, scalable computer vision on the cameras, scopes, and inspection tools your MRO already runs.

Airframe and Structure Inspection:

  • Detect dents, cracks, corrosion, and impact damage on metallic and composite skins
  • Map lightning strike, hail, and bird strike damage across full airframes from drone or handheld imagery
  • Inspect fasteners, rivets, lockwire, and surface fatigue against service bulletin criteria

Engine, Component, and Borescope Inspection:

  • Identify blade damage, cracks, burns, and FOD impacts in turbine sections via borescope feeds
  • Verify component condition (control surfaces, landing gear, brakes, tires) against airworthiness criteria
  • Catch wear, corrosion, and material degradation before parts move to next assembly

Hangar Workflow, FOD Control, and Documentation:

  • Track tools, parts, and consumables across the hangar to prevent FOD and missed steps
  • Verify work-package completion against AS9110 and ATA spec documentation requirements
  • Maintain a validated audit trail for FAA, EASA, and customer return-to-service approval

Bring intelligence to every inspection today. Stop missed damage from grounding aircraft, extending turnaround, or eroding margin.

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