Roof outline from imagery
Roof edges, total area and usable area traced from satellite imagery, with site photos added when imagery is unclear.
The AI traces the roof, finds the water tank, staircase room and parapet, checks where shade falls through the day, and places panels where they will generate. Your engineer reviews the draft and adjusts it on site from the same screen.
Roof edges, total area and usable area traced from satellite imagery, with site photos added when imagery is unclear.
Water tanks, staircase rooms, parapets, vents and dish antennas marked and kept clear, with walkway space left for cleaning.
Shade from tanks, trees and neighbouring buildings checked across the day and the year, and the shaded area avoided.
Portrait or landscape, one row or two, south facing or east-west. Compare layouts by panel count and estimated generation.
Tilt angle and row spacing set so the front row does not shade the back row in winter mornings.
Inverter size and string configuration suggested for the panel count, ready for the engineer to confirm.
Open the lead's map pin. The roof is pulled from satellite imagery.
The AI outlines the roof, marks obstacles and works out usable area.
Panels are laid out away from shade, with tilt, spacing and inverter suggested.
The engineer measures, checks the structure and adjusts the design on a tablet.
A draft that saves the first hour of every site visit, and a final design that matches what goes on the roof.
Satellite imagery can be months old and cannot show roof strength. Every design is a draft until an engineer signs it off.
Qualified engineers verify structure, shading and electrical safety on site before installation.
Slide a customer's monthly bill and see the system it points to. Then let Swarnprabhas design the real roof, free for your first 10.
Rough guide at about ₹10 a unit and about 112 units per kW a month in Pune. A real quote uses the actual roof, shade, tariff and location.