Watch our robots place cinder blocks autonomously. Adapting Gritt’s Intelligence Layer to a new material was quick.
We’re starting with solar farms, but our AI is built to do more. It can adapt to different tasks across a job site, without needing a custom machine for every trade.
That’s how we’re working toward Construction Superintelligence, with a clear mission: helping build centuries’ worth of infrastructure in decades @vvanirudh @GrittRobotics
If deploying physical AI outdoors as a researcher excites you, please check out our openings.
jobs.ashbyhq.com/gritt
This 15th flight of the Starship, if it goes successfully. The kind of transport we as civilization will be enabling to orbit and beyond is like the Wright Brothers doing their first flight. Space would lightly become one of the largest economic activities we have seen in the next decade or two and loads of infrastructure getting deployed and built.
That also excites us at @GrittRobotics because we will be there to help build that infrastructure.
@elonmusk @SpaceX @albertwenger
Gritt is a physical AI neo lab built around real-world deployment. We’re building construction superintelligence by bringing research and field operations together.
Our approach is deployment first: build, deploy, and learn. We’ve built detailed simulations and extensive data pipelines. Construction sites are where we learn the most. Our AI works through dust, rain, and snow, learning from conditions that are hard to simulate. We have installed over 75000+ panels and each install informs our simulations.
As our systems become more capable, demand is accelerating. Our goal: help crews build faster and make “speed to power” a reality for the grid and data centers.
Thank you to @pvmagazine for covering Gritt and our customers’ deployments at scale.
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There are few moments in life you know you will never forget. First it was rockets landing and now this!
250kg of compressed gas which can be self recharged to produce 8 Tons of thrust, downforce of 2g and other unimaginable specs on a production car.
Gritt AI is now installing 1 MW of solar capacity per day at 4× the speed of a typical installation crew. And our daily installation rate keeps accelerating.
At our active site, each day’s installation adds enough solar capacity to meet roughly 200 homes’ annual electricity needs once operational.
That’s the milestone: every day, more infrastructure built. Every increase in speed, more capacity to meet America’s growing energy demand.
Solar is just the beginning. Next, we aim to bring Gritt’s construction superintelligence to data centers, water treatment plants, and pipelines.
Our mission: enable humanity to build centuries’ worth of infrastructure in decades.
Civilization. Accelerated.
@Jason @andrewbeebe @albertwenger @hayleybay @CleanVC @rebeccakaden @Rajil @GrittRobotics
At @GrittRobotics we are building a construction superintelligence with the mission to build centuries' worth of infrastructure in under decades. We're starting first with large solar farms, moving to data centers, and then moving to other projects such as pipelines, water treatment plants, and transmission line infrastructure. Our thesis is that a generalized intelligence designed to work outdoors, which does simple tasks like picking and placing, simple repetitive assembly, and simple transport, is key to unlocking the scale.
41% of skilled workforce in construction will retire by 2031 in US
We are seriously short of workforce which can build infrastructure.
Having an intelligence which is designed to work in chaotic outdoor setting can help speed up many step and repeat labor tasks.
@GrittRobotics we have a mission to help civilization build infrastructure faster by creating an intelligence which understanding the variation of outdoor: rain dust snow.
We have actively deployed our robots and handled over 35,000 placements of panels in real production settings.
Thanks for a great conversation @jaykapoor
And thanks to @obviousvc @usv @albertwenger @Rajil @CleanVC @hayleybay @active_impact for supporting us
"We have a giant fusion reactor in the middle of the solar system. It never shuts down. And we can print solar panels like newspapers."
The only problem is solar panels got 40 lbs heavier, sites got 9x larger, and the crews stopped showing up.
So @PuneetP wrote the software that lets rented construction equipment build solar farms by itself. 35,000 panels installed, zero broken. @GrittRobotics software is how America actually gets to energy abundance.
His ever first long-form interview. On our 100th episode of CLIMB. The latest in our Dirty Jobs series: