About this organization
Organization Name: Raptor Maps Inc.
Organization Solution and Services
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Asset Management & Inspection, Predictive Maintenance, Automated alarm condition monitoring
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Protection & Control Systems, SCADA, Relay Systems, Data Acquisition Systems
- Engineering Solutions, EPC
Organization Types:
- Organization Size: Revenue under 10M
- Organization Years In business: 10+ Years
Revenue: $10.5 Million
Organization Information : Founded in 2015 by MIT engineers and headquartered in Somerville, Massachusetts, Raptor Maps, Inc. delivers industry-leading software and AI-enabled analytics for solar photovoltaic (PV) asset management.Their core platform—Raptor Solar—creates geo-referenced digital twins integrating data from drones, sensors, technicians, and SCADA systems, powering advanced diagnostics and anomaly detection across solar portfolios in over 50 countries totalling 150 GW.Raptor Solar Sentry—a robotics-enabled module—automates drone inspections (including nighttime surveillance), enhancing safety, reducing labor requirements, and accelerating issue resolution.Operating with 51–200 employees, the company serves asset owners, O&M teams, EPCs, and financing partners globally, offering subscription-based SaaS and inspection services.
Other Information: Founded in 2015Against the backdrop of booming electricity demand and the need for clean, low cost energy supply, the solar industry has grown rapidly to supercharge the energy transition. Our solar management platform (Raptor Solar) combines the solar industry's most comprehensive visual analytics suite with the ability to orchestrate solar operations and maintenance work by people and robotics - providing the digital foundation owners and operators need to scale their capabilities without straining budgets and ultimately increasing the reliability and the rate of return of solar assets.Thanks to our deep partnerships with leading OEMs and operators, we are at the forefront of module and equipment anomaly detection, robotics deployment on solar sites, and asset management best practices. Our global engineering and technical teams support solar operations across six continents.
