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Logo Customer Industry Empl. Revenue Country Vendor Application Category When SI Insight Insight Source
Cypress Creek Renewables Utilities 420 $200M United States Raptor Maps Raptor Maps Inspections Analytics and BI 2019 n/a In 2019, Cypress Creek Renewables engaged Raptor Maps to deploy Raptor Maps Inspections, an Analytics and BI application, to support its internal UAS team for operations and O&M in the United States. The engagement centered on drone-based inspections and automated aerial thermography, with Cypress Creek explicitly using Raptor Maps Inspections for inspection analytics and report generation. The implementation covered the company's US project fleet and operational teams responsible for O&M. Raptor Maps Inspections was embedded into Cypress Creek Renewables inspection workflows to standardize capture, analytical processing, and turnaround of thermography reports, with the drone-based inspections and analytics module used as the core capability. The deployment supported the self-operated UAS team and restructured field to report workflows to accelerate inspection cycles. The stated outcomes were faster report turnaround and a reduction in O&M costs across the US fleet.
Luminace Utilities 150 $120M United States Raptor Maps Raptor Maps Inspections Analytics and BI 2024 n/a In 2024 Luminace implemented Raptor Maps Inspections, deploying Raptor Maps’ Instant Inspections AI within its asset management and operations workflows. The implementation uses the inspection analytics module from the Analytics and BI category to deliver same day detection of high-priority thermal anomalies across a distributed commercial and industrial portfolio in North America. The deployment centers on Raptor Maps’ inspection analytics capabilities, including AI-driven anomaly detection and prioritized triage for thermal findings. Configuration work focused on ingesting inspection outputs, flagging high-priority thermal anomalies, and producing asset-level inspection reports that feed operational decisioning and technician tasking. Operational scope included asset-management and field operations functions, with the analytics output routed to operations teams and technicians to accelerate remediation. Governance changes emphasized analytics-driven triage and updated field workflows to act on Instant Inspections AI findings, and the announced outcome highlights improved technician productivity and faster remediation speed.
Rosendin Electric Construction and Real Estate 7500 $2.9B United States Raptor Maps Raptor Maps Inspections Analytics and BI 2021 n/a In 2021, Rosendin Electric deployed Raptor Maps Inspections to scan and capture nearly 1 million PV module serial numbers into a digital twin during construction. This implementation is classified in the Analytics and BI category and targeted construction, supply-chain, and asset records use cases across the United States. The work centered on the serial-number capture feature and digital-twin usage to centralize module-level records for downstream workflows. Raptor Maps Inspections was configured to ingest field inspection outputs and persist module serial-number metadata within a digital twin, creating traceable module inventories at the site level. The deployment emphasized inspection workflows and automated capture of serial-number data from on-site surveys, normalizing metadata into a consistent asset record model. The full Raptor Maps Inspections application produced searchable asset records and a persistent dataset intended for operations intake and recordkeeping. Operationally, the implementation provided Rosendin Electric a single source of module-level inventory data to support construction closeout and supply-chain transparency, easing handoff to operations. Governance changes aligned inspection deliverables with operations intake processes and designated inspection-derived records as authoritative asset information. The initiative improved visibility into module provenance and asset records, supporting construction and operations functions.
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