Scanifly has integrated its software platform with varied remote data sources as part of its new preliminary design solution, Scanifly Prelim.
The software offers contractors a remote design solution that includes the features of Scanifly3D while also offering internal proposal and financing tools, as well as consolidation design solutions. Scanifly also says it added Nearmap data coverage, satellite imagery and the United States Geological Survey’s publicly available LiDAR data.
“The addition of Nearmap, satellite imagery providers, and LiDAR data positions Scanifly to be a comprehensive platform for many stages of a residential and commercial solar project’s life,” says Scanifly CEO Jason Steinberg.
“All of Scanifly’s customer-facing people previously worked for solar contractors or construction companies, including as solar surveyors, designers, and installers. We are eager to support our fellow solar professionals and build technology that improves the quality of workmanship, safety, and speed for contractors of all sizes.”
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Trump Orders His Justice Department to Investigate a Political Opponent — Zzzzzzz . . . .
An authoritarian’s using his power to suppress his political opponents is at the very top of his to-do list. This has been proven to be true not just by the fascists of the 20th Century, but for at least the last 2500 years, as Plato observed.
If this weren’t the case, i.e., if what Trump is doing were something that was at least somewhat novel and could have possibly come as a surprise, we could have more sympathy for America’s throwing its democracy into the toilet.
But we’ve seen this movie before, and we all know how it ends.
We have precious little time left to remove him.
Trump Orders His Justice Department to Investigate a Political Opponent — Zzzzzzz . . . .
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It takes a fearless and honest person like Jack Smith put a spear through this crap.
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