Autonomous inspection, on schedule.
Demo Robotics Co. operates a fleet of autonomous inspection drones that fly your solar farms, power lines, and warehouses on a recurring schedule — then turn every flight into a defect-flagged, data-rich report for your team.
Infrastructure that's expensive to inspect by hand
Every mission runs on a recurring schedule set by you — no site visit to arrange, no crew to dispatch, no lift or bucket truck to book.
Solar farms
Thermal passes surface cracked cells, hot spots, and string failures across an array before they cost you production yield.
Power lines & transmission
Corridor flights check conductors, towers, and vegetation clearance along miles of line without grounding a crew or a circuit.
Warehouses & yards
Roof, dock, and yard passes catch ponding water, membrane damage, and stock or container misplacement across a large footprint.
Roofs & facades
High-resolution and thermal imaging finds flashing failures, insulation gaps, and facade cracking without scaffolding or rope access.
The M-series
Two airframes, one fleet: light and fast for rooftops and solar arrays, or rugged and long-range for transmission corridors and industrial sites.
Mapple M1
Solar arrays, roofs, and warehouse sites under 50 acres.
Mapple M2
Transmission corridors, large sites, and harsh terrain.
A mission, not a maintenance ticket
You set the schedule once. The fleet handles the rest — and your inbox gets a report, not a status meeting.
Fly
A Mapple drone launches from its dock on the schedule you set and flies the mission fully autonomously — no pilot, no site visit.
Analyze
Imagery and thermal data run through our defect-detection models, which flag hot spots, cracks, and clearance issues automatically.
Report
A ranked, image-annotated report lands with your operations team within 24 hours, ready to route into your existing maintenance workflow.
Questions about your inspection program?
Start a chat with support in the bottom-right corner of this page. It can help with booking a site, checking coverage, explaining how your data is handled, or estimating turnaround for your next mission.
- Booking & scheduling
- Site coverage
- Data handling & security
- Turnaround time
- Fleet capacity
- Report formats
Reach a human
- Mailing addressDemo Robotics Co., Inc.
1180 Flight Line Drive, Suite 340
Denver, CO 80216 - Support phone1-888-462-7753 (1-888-4-MAPPLE)
- Support emailsupport@mapplerobotics.example
Common questions
The short version. For anything more specific, the support chat in the bottom-right corner has the full detail.
How do I book an inspection for our solar farm?
Reach out through the support chat or your account team with the site address, approximate array size, and how often you'd like it flown. We'll confirm airspace and site access, schedule a one-time baseline flight, then set up the recurring cadence you choose — weekly, monthly, or quarterly.
What industries and regions does Demo Robotics Co. serve?
We fly for solar and wind operators, utilities, logistics and warehouse operators, and commercial property owners across the continental United States. Coverage depends on local airspace and site access; the support chat can confirm whether your site and industry are in an active service area.
Where is our inspection data and imagery stored, and who can access it?
Flight imagery, thermal data, and generated reports stay within your organization's own environment rather than a shared vendor database. Access is limited to the team members you authorize; support staff only see what's needed to resolve a specific ticket, with your permission.
How long does it take to get results after a flight?
Most missions deliver a full report within 24 hours of landing. Larger transmission-corridor flights or LiDAR-heavy missions on the M2 can take up to 48 hours. Any defect flagged as urgent — like a hot spot near a live conductor — is surfaced immediately, ahead of the full report.
How is Demo Robotics Co. priced?
Pricing is a per-site subscription based on coverage area (or corridor length for transmission lines) and inspection frequency, not a per-flight fee. That covers the drone, the flight, the analysis, and the report — ask the support chat or your account team for a quote specific to your site.
What's included in a delivered inspection report?
Each report includes a site-level summary, a ranked list of flagged defects with severity, annotated RGB and thermal imagery for every finding, GPS-tagged locations, and a comparison against the previous flight so you can track whether an issue is new or worsening.