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    Cosmic Robotics’ robots have reportedly installed 11,000 solar panels

    Y Combinator says Cosmic Robotics has also signed a major construction contract, pitching its machines as a way to automate work still done by hand.

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    Y Combinator says Cosmic Robotics’ robots have installed 11,000 solar panels and that the company has signed a major contract with a construction company it describes as the country’s largest. Y Combinator argues that a lack of automation equipment is a bottleneck for building solar farms, data centers and other infrastructure. It also envisions an eventual role for Cosmic Robotics’ machines on the Moon and Mars.

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    Y Combinator@ycombinatorA lot of construction work is still done by hand simply because the machines to automate it don’t exist. That’s become a bottleneck for building things like solar farms, data centers, and other critical infrastructure. @cosmic_robotics is building those machines. Their robots have already installed 11,000 solar panels, and they just signed a major contract with the largest construction company in the country. They’re building the construction robots we’ll need on Earth today, and eventually on the Moon and Mars. @JamesAEmerick20d
    Vivian Midha Shen@vivianmshenrobots for earth, then the moon and stars20d
    Paul Graham@paulgRT @ycombinator: A lot of construction work is still done by hand simply because the machines to automate it don’t exist. That’s become a b…20d
    Lewis Jones@thelcjonesIt was great to show off one of our construction robots @ycombinator demo day :)20d
    Aarthi Ramamurthy@aarthirCrazy thing is almost 2 years ago on our call, James and Lewis talked through their vision and how they were going to get there, and they’re basically right on track. Really proud of how much progress Cosmic Robotics has made during this time - @JamesAEmerick @thelcjones19d
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    Y Combinator@ycombinatorA lot of construction work is still done by hand simply because the machines to automate it don’t exist. That’s become a bottleneck for building things like solar farms, data centers, and other critical infrastructure. @cosmic_robotics is building those machines. Their robots have already installed 11,000 solar panels, and they just signed a major contract with the largest construction company in the country. They’re building the construction robots we’ll need on Earth today, and eventually on the Moon and Mars. @JamesAEmerick20d
    Vivian Midha Shen@vivianmshenrobots for earth, then the moon and stars20d
    Paul Graham@paulgRT @ycombinator: A lot of construction work is still done by hand simply because the machines to automate it don’t exist. That’s become a b…20d
    Lewis Jones@thelcjonesIt was great to show off one of our construction robots @ycombinator demo day :)20d
    Aarthi Ramamurthy@aarthirCrazy thing is almost 2 years ago on our call, James and Lewis talked through their vision and how they were going to get there, and they’re basically right on track. Really proud of how much progress Cosmic Robotics has made during this time - @JamesAEmerick @thelcjones19d
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