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SDxCentral Quick HitsAurora Solar announced 10 million solar sites have been designed within its platform, delivering a combined savings of nearly 60 million metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions, according to the cloud-based software company.
Aurora's platform is powered by computer vision and machine learning (ML) algorithms that streamline the solar project lifecycle, increase revenue, and lower the soft costs of delivering solar. Aurora AI allows installers to create full 3D models in 30 seconds or less.
The company called its 10 million project milestone "a significant step in its mission to create a future of solar energy for all."
According to Aurora, in the last decade solar experienced an average annual growth rate of 33%. More than 7,000 global organizations use the Aurora software to deliver solar energy.
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