Arclet Solar
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Autonomous robotic solar farm installation
Autonomous module installation, as a service, for EPCs.
A turnkey, AI-guided system that fits into any construction workflow. It works under crew supervision and takes virtually no training to operate.
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Robot
The robot places the module.
It lifts and positions each panel onto the tracker row.
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Robot
A second robot pre-fastens.
It drives each bolt to a holding torque, enough to seat the module.
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Crew
The crew torques to spec.
Final torque and a witness mark on every bolt.
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Earlier finish.
A shorter installation brings the farm online sooner.
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A known cost.
A fixed service fee makes the project cost known before the bid.
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Smaller crews.
Fewer workers on site, and with the heavy lift gone, crews are easier to source.
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Safer sites.
No more raising 30 kg panels onto an eight-foot torque tube by hand.
Half the install time, with less than half the crew to hire.
Example project projection Module installation on a 1 GW AC utility-scale solar farm. Comparison with and without Arclet Solar robots.
Module installation time
Workers on site
The Arclet Solar figures are design targets based on prototype testing, pending full-size field validation. The manual figures are derived from published installation rates.
