Frederik Merz
CEO

Volateq utilizes drone-based inspections to create a Digital Twin of solar power plants, enabling precise analysis of optical performance, damages, and soiling. This technology allows operators to autonomously monitor site conditions, prioritize maintenance, and enhance overall efficiency, leading to increased profitability and reduced operational costs.
Solar power plants require regular inspections to maintain optimal performance, but traditional methods are often time-consuming, costly, and may not provide a comprehensive overview of site conditions. Identifying specific issues like soiling, damages, and optical performance degradation can be challenging without advanced tools. This can lead to reduced energy output, increased operational costs, and shortened plant lifespan.
Volateq offers an AI-powered software solution that leverages drone-based inspections to create a digital twin of solar power plants, enabling detailed analysis of plant performance. The platform autonomously monitors site conditions, detects anomalies, and assesses soiling levels for both photovoltaic (PV) and concentrated solar power (CSP) plants. By processing drone-captured data, the software provides actionable insights into optical performance, component conditions, and geometric accuracy. This allows operators to prioritize maintenance, optimize resource allocation, and improve overall plant efficiency, leading to increased profitability and extended asset life.
Volateq's primary customers include solar power plant operators, asset managers, and maintenance service providers seeking to improve the performance and extend the lifespan of their solar installations.