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Gravion

BotCrewUtility-Scale Solar Installation

Utility robot vehicle that pulls cable, carries panels and mows on utility-scale solar sites

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Deployments
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Companies that ran it

How it works on your site

Gravion is a large wheeled utility robot built by BotCrew around a 26 hp diesel engine, with no seat or steering. Independent trade press describes it as controlled primarily through remote control; autonomous operation requires the optional LiDAR system, and BotCrew's full-autonomy claim is unverified. On utility-scale solar sites it pulls DC cable and messenger wire from a Spool Carrier attachment and carries construction materials and solar panels on pallet forks rated to 1,800 lb (815 kg). BotCrew lists Gravion as shipping on a 6+ month minimum lease, and one customer deployment is on record: Narrow Way Energy's own post of the robot pulling heavy electrical cables on its solar project, with no site, size or dates given.

DC Collection and Combiner Installation, Module Delivery and Field Staging

Who has run it

1 deployment · 1 company

Will it work on your site

Control Interface
Off-board remote control, no seat or steeringReplaced earlier PlayStation and Steam Deck controllers
Operating Weight
907 kg (2,000 lb)Vendor blog relaying Star Tribune coverage
Travel Speed
101.6 m/minDerived from vendor's 1,000 ft in 3 min
Single Cycle Capacity
815 kg (1,800 lb)At the hitch point; 635 kg at 24 in
Setup Time
5 min to start operatingVendor copy; what the start covers is undefined

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