Raptor Maps
Raptor Maps: Streamlining solar PV lifecycle management globally with innovative software.
Raptor Maps: Streamlining solar PV lifecycle management globally with innovative software.
Raptor Maps differentiates on the pairing of map-based Digital Twins with autonomous inspection capacity through its Sentry drone program. Scheduled, alert-triggered, and on-demand flights feed the same system of record that managers and technicians use, shortening the path from detected anomaly to dispatched repair. Offline-capable mobile tooling keeps field crews productive at remote sites.
Its data model spans aerial, ground, sensor, and equipment sources rather than a single inspection type, which supports portfolio benchmarking across owners and operators. Reference customers among large asset owners and contractors, including Brookfield, ENGIE, and Cypress Creek, give the platform operating history across varied portfolios and geographies.
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Raptor Maps offers an integrated operating system for solar assets under the Raptor Solar name, combining a system of record with planning and execution workflows. The platform builds GPS-accurate Digital Twins of each site, layers visual analytics over them, and coordinates human and robotic maintenance activity. The company is headquartered at 444 Somerville Avenue in Somerville, Massachusetts.
Its Sentry program adds remotely operated autonomous drones that fly scheduled, alert-triggered, and on-demand missions with livestreaming and offline field support. The approach is aimed at independent power producers, utilities, operations and maintenance providers, and engineering contractors managing large portfolios.
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The Raptor Solar platform tracks plant health from modules through balance-of-system and civil works, presenting data-enriched Digital Twins on desktop and mobile devices. Teams can review aerial and ground imagery, sensor readings, and equipment records in one map-based view tied to work orders. Autonomous inspections, livestreamed flights, and an offline-capable field app support crews on site.
Coverage spans the asset lifecycle for independent power producers, utilities, operations and maintenance providers, and engineering contractors. Portfolio-level analytics highlight repeat defects and losses while site-level tools guide technicians to the exact row, tracker, or inverter needing attention.
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