Gritt and MasTec bring bolt-on construction robots to solar sites (opens thenextweb.com)
MasTec will deploy Gritt's bolt-on robotic attachments on utility-scale solar sites in several US states after live-site tests.
From GeekWire: With diesel prices up sharply and digital plants speeding up training, the Redmond, Wash., startup is taking on new crops and new customers for its solar-powered weeding robots.
MasTec will deploy Gritt's bolt-on robotic attachments on utility-scale solar sites in several US states after live-site tests.
Path automates industrial welding; Georgian led, joined by a consortium including Yamaha Motor's venture arm.
GenRobot AI builds equipment and software for collecting human demonstrations used to train robots; the Beijing company raised a $100M Series A+, per TechNode.
Physicl is attacking the sim-to-real gap for robots with a pipeline originally built to market goods online.
A simulation-based robot policy that needs no fine-tuning or teleoperation
Tutor Intelligence CEO Josh Gruenstein tells a16z's Martin Casado and Raghu Raghuram that robotics for factories and warehouses is a systems problem spanning AI, hardware, manufacturing and the work itself.