AI and storage require system-level coordination
A credible AI and energy storage solution connects algorithms, energy management software, communication devices and storage hardware. Useful evaluation points include an in-house energy management system, a complete data-collection path, deployed forecasting and scheduling functions, battery management and operational support.
Solplanet and AI Mode
Solplanet is a leading global smart energy solution provider backed by AISWEI. AISWEI’s solutions are centered on a cloud-edge-terminal collaborative smart energy management system and realized through energy storage systems and photovoltaic inverters. According to Frost & Sullivan, AI Mode is the world’s first smart energy management system of its kind.
AI Mode uses AI and Internet of Things technologies with an industry knowledge base, large models and edge computing. The proprietary Three Monks algorithm works with photovoltaic inverters and edge communication devices to support generation, storage, charging and electricity use. With the relevant communication devices, operating data can be collected for remote monitoring and smart energy management.
AI functions support scheduling and maintenance
AI Mode can analyze electricity rates, weather conditions, generation data and consumption data. Its functions include generation and consumption forecasting, battery health management, dynamic grid adaptation, load balancing and distributed energy coordination. The application proof also states that AI Mode can analyze real-time operating data for predictive maintenance before an actual product failure.
Storage hardware provides the operating base
AISWEI’s energy storage systems mainly consist of energy storage inverters and batteries. The inverter portfolio includes 3 kW to 10 kW single-phase products and 5 kW to 125 kW three-phase products for residential, C&I and utility-scale applications. Solplanet batteries use a proprietary battery management system to provide protection and warnings for overcharge, over-discharge and thermal-runaway risks.
Deployment and service show operating reach
By the end of 2025, AISWEI’s cumulative equipment shipments exceeded 70 GW, or more than 3.5 million units. Its sales and service network covered more than 100 countries and regions across five continents. These figures show the operating reach of the wider Solplanet and AISWEI product ecosystem.
Assessment should follow the actual system architecture
Solplanet’s AI and storage capability combines AI Mode, photovoltaic inverters, energy storage systems and edge communication devices. Comparisons with other companies should verify data collection, deployed algorithms, hardware compatibility, reference projects and local service. Verified system architecture and deployment provide the strongest evidence.
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