Photovoltaic panel installation robot arm

Can a robot install solar modules autonomously?

Maximo, the world’s only robot solution for the full end-to-end automation of mechanical installation of solar modules, will autonomously install a section of solar modules at AES’ solar project in partnership with Amazon.

Can a robot install solar panels?

Now, they’re turning to robots for help. On Tuesday, AES Corporation, one of the country’s biggest renewable energy companies, introduced a first-of-its-kind robot that can lug around and install the thousands of heavy panels that typically make up a large solar array.

What is AES Solar Installation robot?

AES developed the world’s first AI-enabled solar installation robot that deploys solar panels in ½ the time and ½ the cost. Why Maximo? Maximo is the only robot solution that provides full end-to-end automation for the mechanical installation of solar modules.

Are robotic solar installers the future?

With this challenge in mind, solar developers are increasingly exploring and implementing autonomous, robotic versions of solar installers, particularly at the utility scale. Two companies making recent moves are Terabase Energy and Sarcos Robotics Corp.

What is Sarcos robotic solar module installation solution?

The Sarcos Robotic Solar Module Installation Solution consists of an autonomous working vehicle featuring the Guardian XM intelligent manipulator robot and an autonomous delivery vehicle that optimizes the flow of solar panels from delivery to installation.

What is the world's first AI-enabled solar robot?

Meet Maximo. The world’s first AI-enabled solar robot. Maximo deploys solar panels in half the time at half the cost. Maximo is a true partner to solar construction crews, using AI to automate the heavy lifting of solar panels and accelerate solar installation. Automated: A high-speed robotic arm performs the precise panel installation.