Aerones is a Latvian robotics company that performs wind turbine blade inspection, cleaning, coating, leading-edge repair and lightning-protection testing with cable-suspended robots and autonomous drones, operating onshore and offshore for owners and OEMs including NextEra, GE, Vestas, Enel and Siemens Gamesa. Its software side is the Operations Hub — a Django Ninja backend behind portal.aerones.com that publishes an unauthenticated OpenAPI 3.1.0 description (760 paths, 1,114 operations, 1,377 schemas) alongside a companion GraphQL schema (339 queries, 325 mutations, 4 subscriptions), covering turbines, blades, anomalies, robot sets, work orders, dispatch, projects, inspections and accounting. Authentication is Keycloak OIDC on sso.aerones.com (realm "aerones", client "operations-hub"). The contract is public; the data behind it is customer- and staff-gated, and Aerones publishes no developer program, SDKs, pricing or partner API documentation.
Aerones publishes 1 API on the APIs.io network: Operations Hub API. Tagged areas include Company, Wind Energy, Renewable Energy, Robotics, and Drones.
The Aerones catalog on APIs.io includes 1 event-driven AsyncAPI specification.
Aerones’ developer surface includes API reference, support, engineering blog, authentication, and 17 more developer resources.
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The REST surface of the Aerones Operations Hub, described by a publicly served OpenAPI 3.1.0 document (760 paths / 1,114 operations / 1,377 component schemas) generated by Djang...
The GraphQL surface of the Aerones Operations Hub, served at /graphql with anonymous introspection enabled and the full SDL published as text/plain at /api/graphql-schema. 1,524...
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