
Raptor Maps: Streamlining solar PV lifecycle management globally with innovative software.
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Technicians can collect data and receive inspection insights within 90 minutes, enabling same-day remediation and reduced fire risk.
Raptor Maps offers the most comprehensive suite of visual analytics in solar, giving solar companies visibility into every part of their solar farm to reduce risk and losses. Inspect substations, civil works like erosion, DC health, fire risks, and more.
Raptor Maps provides thought leadership, research, and industry benchmarks.
Drawing from more than 8GW of active installations, this eBook provides a comprehensive guide to autonomous docked drone solutions for solar, including top use cases, how to successfully implement, and what are key requirements for a robust solution.
The company builds a digital foundation for the solar industry and works with hundreds of solar companies worldwide to help ensure their assets are constructed and operate efficiently.
Raptor Maps automates in-field O&M tasks, optimizing resources and boosting solar asset uptime through analytics, issue prioritization, and robotics.
Raptor Maps moves from development to commercialization after closing a Series C backed by Maverix Private Equity, MKB and Blue Bear Capital. The company originated at MIT and has dozens of gigawatts of solar assets under management.
Jan 2025 · Latitude MediaNews article
Raptor Maps secures $35 million in a Maverix-led Series C to support product development. The company plans to invest in solar automation, work management and machine-learning insights, while the coverage also recounts its 2022 Series B and origins at MIT.
Dec 2024 · pv magazine USANews article
Raptor Maps closes an oversubscribed $35 million Series C financing led by Maverix Private Equity. MKB, Blue Bear Capital, Congruent Ventures, Buoyant Ventures, and Y Combinator also participate; the funding will support product development and team expansion.
Dec 2024 · PR NewswireNews article
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