Charge Robotics' work looks pretty interesting and the solar farm construction industry is ripe for automation. Out of curiosity, what were the deciding factors to start with automating material handling? Would automating pile drive machines be easier and faster to market?
Most of the work of the CFS pile driver machine is already built, The addition of a RTK corrected GPS and a GPR unit it could save quite a bit leg work and hassle with refusals.
I do see how the material handling with reach forks and telehandlers could apply to the broader construction market. Curious to hear your thoughts.
Charge Robotics' work looks pretty interesting and the solar farm construction industry is ripe for automation. Out of curiosity, what were the deciding factors to start with automating material handling? Would automating pile drive machines be easier and faster to market? Most of the work of the CFS pile driver machine is already built, The addition of a RTK corrected GPS and a GPR unit it could save quite a bit leg work and hassle with refusals.
I do see how the material handling with reach forks and telehandlers could apply to the broader construction market. Curious to hear your thoughts.