Case study

Gritt Robotics

Robots and AI that do the hardest construction work on live jobsites.

Gritt Robotics is bringing autonomy to construction, with robots that install solar panels and take on the heavy, repetitive work on active jobsites for some of the largest EPC firms in the country. As a small team deploying to real projects, they needed mechanical engineering depth that could flex with the build.

Gritt came to informal for mechanical engineering support across the program: on-site engineers clearing a modeling and design backlog, CAD models built from physical parts, cable harness design, a field-conditions test bed for panel installation, and a technician embedded on-site for robot build and QC.

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Duration
2024-present
Team composition
Mechanical engineering; CAD modeling; cable harness design; test fixtures and end effectors; on-site build and QC support
Team size
6 informal members
Output
A field-conditions test bed, mounting and end-effector designs for off-the-shelf equipment, and a cleared CAD backlog, with informal engineers embedded in Gritt's build.
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