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Exclusive: Palmetto wants software developers to electrify America using its AI building models | TechCrunch

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Palmetto has created a virtual view of every residential building in the U.S. The company has also begun to tackle other electrification projects, including backup batteries and heat pumps.

The company’s tool relies on public and private data, and its AI uses clues to infer what might be lurking in the walls.

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