CivDot is a four-wheeled robot that can mark up to 3,000 layout points per day and is accurate within 8 millimeters.

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- A Bay Area company recently launched a robot that will help build solar farms. San Francisco-based Built Robotics launched the "RPD 35," a robot based on an excavator.

State and regional solar goals have soared as renewable energy becomes a high priority. As of this year, 14 states have goals ...

Today, robots are helping install solar capacity across the United States. The San Francisco-based startup Built Robotics is using robots to scale up major solar installation projects.

All in all, the company’s solution claims to help harvest 30% more energy. The Pleco-Solar autonomous robot comes with a $12,750 price tag, but is currently on sale.

Robots on solar sites are not new; they have been deployed to automate everything from operations and maintenance to inspection and cleaning. In recent months, there has been an uptick in interest ...

The robot cleans the solar panels using a specially designed and manufactured brush system that can adapt to panel trackers’ sometimes bumpy alignment, and it moves independently from one row of ...

The staggering amount of utility-scale solar that must be built in the coming decade to meet net-zero targets is going to require new construction methods that make use of robots and automation ...

IHRD College of Engineering students build robot to remove floating waste from waterbodies, protecting the environment ...

The robots will be deployed in ports, rivers and lagoons. If you’re familiar with home robot vacuum cleaners, you understand the basic idea. But this new solar bot goes above and beyond the Roomba.

A Solar Eclipse, Cancer Treatments and Robots with AI New research reveals the origins of stars, sleep-based treatments and the planet’s limits By Laura Helmuth Scientific American, March 2024 ...

Bali is grappling with a waste crisis, particularly in popular tourist areas such as Kuta, Seminyak, Legian, and Jimbaran ...