Why We’re Different
OpenRoper FieldAssistant is a technician-first field assistant for utility-scale solar O&M...not another AI alert pager or fault-ranking engine. We connect the fix to the financials so technicians, operators, O&M managers, and CFOs see value immediately.
Engineering-heavy, algorithm-first.
Starts with the field technician and O&M manager; a field assistant for cryptic fault clarity → faster diagnosis; reduce repeat site visits; link dispatch with BOM/spare parts; offline functionality; simplified reporting with structured fault/maintenance logs. Built for techs and operators, not just data scientists.
Broad ingestion claims, but outputs can be opaque or not technician-ready.
- Ingests SCADA, CMMS, proprietary and technician logs
- Explains the issue (classification + clarity on cryptic faults)
- Lists parts, steps, and safety notes
- Estimates time to fix
Technician-ready intelligence… not just a list.
Messaging like “no second guessing,” but light on financial outcomes.
ROI-first: built-in calculators translate downtime reduction → $ saved, MTTR (hrs/event) ↓, Availability ↑, Lost MWh ↓. CFOs and asset managers see bottom-line value immediately.
“AI algorithms” as the selling point; feels black-box.
Transparent & explainable: each recommendation shows the source log and rationale. OpenRoper augments human expertise, not replaces it.
Focused on prioritization; limited financial or ecosystem scope.
- OpenRoper PC Prevention Credits. A marketplace (turn avoided downtime into auditable, tradable value to negotiate OEM SLAs/warranty timelines; improve insurance and financing terms)
- OpenRoper Registry to standardize downtime + fix metrics
- Expansion across renewables (wind, BESS, and more)
“From cryptic fault to clear fix… built for solar field teams.”
“The field assistant that pays for itself… in uptime.”
“More than prioritization: OpenRoper connects the fix to the financials.”
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