Raptor Maps

Raptor Maps is an industry-leading provider of advanced software solutions for the solar energy sector, focusing on asset management and performance optimization for utility-scale solar assets. Founded by MIT engineers, the company pioneered the combination of drone-based aerial thermography with interactive digital twins. Their flagship Raptor Solar platform unifies data from sources like drones, autonomous robotics, and ground sensors into an intuitive map-based interface, enabling real-time monitoring and visual analytics. This technology allows users to rapidly identify underperformance drivers, automate manual investigation processes, and gain actionable intelligence for root cause analysis and remediation tracking across large fleets. The platform includes features like autonomous drone operations (Raptor Solar Sentry), mobile tools for field technicians (RS Mobile App with offline capability), data standardization, and performance benchmarking based on global datasets. Raptor Maps supports efficient resource deployment, streamlines warranty claims management, and provides standardized reporting. Recognized globally, their annual Global Solar Report draws insights from over 125 GW of PV systems. The company secured $35 million in Series C funding in December 2024, highlighting their impact on improving resilience, yield, and reducing operational costs. Operating internationally, Raptor Maps aims to build the integrated operating system for scalable solar growth.

Product(s) / Service(s)

Solar Asset Management Software
Visual Analytics & Inspections
Digital Twin Technology
Autonomous Drone Operations
Mobile Tools for Technicians
Data Standardization & Normalization
Performance Benchmarking & Reporting

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Drone Inspection Over Solar Panel Arrays

Solar power affected from anomalies rose to 2.63% in 2021

SOLAR MAG - Mar 14, 2022 EDT

Raptor Maps published its fourth annual report on global PV system underperformance. The report reveals an increase in power affected from anomalies⁠—from 1.85% in 2020…