Revolutionize Solar Construction with Built Robotics' RPD 35 - Hire a Robot Worker Today!

Welcome to the future of solar construction, where robot workers revolutionize the way we build solar farms. Built Robotics, a San Francisco-based developer of construction robots, has announced the RPD 35, a fully autonomous solar piling robot that will transform the industry. By hiring a robot like the RPD 35, construction companies can significantly improve efficiency, safety, and accuracy on the job site.

The RPD 35 is a game-changer for solar construction, as it combines all steps of the piling process, from surveying to pile distribution, driving, and inspection, into one comprehensive package. Solar piles, typically steel H beams measuring 12-16 feet in length and weighing up to 200 lb, are used in every utility-scale solar project as structural foundations for solar arrays. The RPD 35 is designed to drive each pile into the ground up to eight feet deep and position it with an accuracy of less than an inch, making it an ideal robot worker for this complex task.

With the RPD 35, a two-person crew can install over 300 piles per day, meeting the slope tolerances expected by the market. This impressive performance is achieved through Built's advanced software working in tandem with a custom pile cartridge system and cutting-edge sensors like RTK GPS.

"Solar piling is a tough, repetitive job, one well suited to automation," said Noah Ready-Campbell, founder and CEO of Built Robotics. "Our piling robots will dramatically improve the efficiency of workers on jobsites, which is critical in the chronically tight construction labor market. And just as importantly, they will take people out of harm's way, reducing noise exposure, strain, struck-by and pinch hazards."

Since Built's first deployment in 2018, their robots have helped install over 2 GW of solar capacity across the country, providing enough energy to power over 400,000 homes. The RPD 35 is the company's second commercial system, following the success of their Exosystem, a robotic retrofit kit for excavators that turns manually-operated excavators into autonomous robots.

In addition to the RPD 35, Built Robotics has been expanding its offerings in the construction robotics industry. Earlier this year, Built acquired Roin Technologies, a three-year-old engineering company that designed and built robotic concrete finishing systems, including a shotcrete robot and a concrete trowling robot. This acquisition allows Built to accelerate its current roadmap of automated construction equipment and further solidify its position as a leader in robot jobs for the construction sector.

In conclusion, the RPD 35 from Built Robotics is set to revolutionize solar construction by offering an efficient, safe, and accurate solution for solar piling. By hiring a robot worker like the RPD 35, construction companies can stay ahead of the curve and ensure their projects are completed to the highest standards. Don't miss out on the opportunity to transform your solar construction process – hire a robot from Built Robotics today!