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Solar Asset Management Platform

Solar Asset Management Platform

Solar Asset Management Platform

Manage AC to DC and everything in between

Gain full visibility into your DC health, balance of system, civil works, and critical infrastructure, with analytics delivered through data-enriched, GPS-accurate Digital Twins of your solar assets.

Know exactly what needs your attention and where. Orchestrate field work done across human and robotic workers to reduce unnecessary truck rolls and free up your team's valuable time for higher leverage tasks.

Trusted by leading IPPs, regulated utilities, O&Ms, and EPCs around the world

Turn the physical into digital

The Digital Twin reconstructs your solar plant at equipment-level granularity and enriches it with data in a intuitive map-based interface available on desktop and on mobile. Analyze data, trigger tasks, and manage remediation through workflows built-in with the Digital Twin.

The platform collects, analyzes, and normalizes data from multiple sources to create a clean, auditable system of record for operations activity and asset health.

Operate in the Autonomous Era

Unlock rapid analytics and real-time visibility into your solar plants using remotely operated autonomous drones.

Automate inspections of everything from DC health to civil works, trigger livestream missions for rapid response, and free up your team's time to focus on action and remediation.

Get more than aerial thermography

Turn imagery into actionable intelligence, no matter how big your plant or your portfolio is. Prevent power loss from equipment issues, reduce risk of costly environmental compliance fines, manage fire risk, and more using solar's most comprehensive visual analytics suite.

Make your technicians' lives easier

Easily locate and navigate to checklist items on-site, update and manage tasks, and upload important data such as notes, images, and serial numbers - even in areas without cell signal.

Field-tested and offline-proven, the Mobile App is built to make it easier for technicians to do their jobs and track the impact of their hard work.

Rapid analytics, real-time visibility

Utility-scale visual analytics, powered by robotics and software.

Do more with automation and robotics than just aerial thermography.

Example use cases:

Monitor erosion

Verify construction

Investigate alerts

Detect cracks

Inspect interconnection

Manage wiring

Storm response

Mitigate fire risks

Manage DC health

Livestream

Do more with automation and robotics than just aerial thermography.

Example use cases:

Monitor erosion

Verify construction

Investigate alerts

Detect cracks

Inspect interconnection

Manage wiring

Storm response

Mitigate fire risks

Manage DC health

Livestream

Your inspections analytics should do more than just aerial thermography.

Example Use Cases:

Monitor erosion

Verify construction

Investigate alerts

Detect cracks

Inspection interconnection points

Manage wiring

Storm response

Mitigate fire risks

Manage DC health

Replace site walks

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Related Resources

2026 Global Solar Report

Raptor Maps studies the performance and risk profiles of solar assets around the world in order to distill industry trends and to highlight opportunities for the rapidly growing solar industry. This report is a summary of Raptor Maps’ research. The 2026 Global Solar Report draws upon 373 GWdc of utility-scale and commercial and industrial (C&I) solar PV analysis, including more than 75GW of non-DC health inspections. This report includes new analysis on the impact of robotic automation on solar performance, risk factors such as high voltage equipment, and a guest article from kWh Analytics on insurance costs.

2025 State of Solar Robotics

2025 State of Solar Robotics

This inaugural report looks at how solar developers, builders, owners, and operators use and perceive technology & robotics on solar farms. It answers the questions: What technology & robotics are people using? What value are they getting? Does this value differ if you're an owner or an operator? As well as how the solar industry is projected to respond to several macroeconomic factors reshaping the industry today.

This inaugural report looks at how solar developers, builders, owners, and operators use and perceive technology & robotics on solar farms. It answers the questions: What technology & robotics are people using? What value are they getting? Does this value differ if you're an owner or an operator? As well as how the solar industry is projected to respond to several macroeconomic factors reshaping the industry today.

Takeaways from RaptorCon 26: An Inflection Point in the Industry

In February, we hosted our 4th annual RaptorCon—a gathering that has become a vital pulse check for leaders across the solar value chain—with more than 100 solar industry leaders joining us in Chicago. Broadly, this year’s event centered around a growing theme across the industry: how technology is fundamentally rewriting the way we manage the world's rapidly expanding solar infrastructure.

But what made this year’s conversations so powerful wasn't just the focus of the event, it was also the diversity of voices on stage. We intentionally brought together an array of perspectives: from pure-play IPPs and owner-operators to O&M providers and EPCs. We also heard from insurance underwriters, independent engineers (IEs), owner's reps during construction, and robotics teams building the future of the field.

Despite their different roles in the ecosystem, these voices converged around two distinct thematic pillars:

  • The Macroeconomics of Solar – On Day 1, we explored the big-picture conditions – from labor scarcity to the explosion of data center demand – that are forcing a shift in how solar farms are financed, built, operated and managed.

  • Managing Risk – Day 2, on the other hand, shifted the conversation towards risk and resilience. We focused our time on talent retention, OEM manufacturing issues, NERC-CIP compliance, technician safety, and technical risks like substation anomalies and connector-driven fires. 

Across this wide array of experts and topics, several key themes emerged that illustrate where the industry is headed.


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