Civ Robotics has launched an artificial intelligence based material distribution system for the solar energy industry. CivNav accelerates solar energy construction by simplifying logistics, efficient pile and pallet placement, and advanced planning and workflow segmentation.

We are seeing some very exciting technologies entering the industry to address long-standing inefficiencies, "said Tom Yeshurun, CEO and co-founder of Civ Robotics. For us, the most important factor is to keep it simple and easy to understand, so that everyone on site can benefit from new developments, regardless of their level of experience. As we continue to develop new robot systems, we ensure that innovation and user experience always go hand in hand.

To use the CivNav system, the operator installs the sensor box on the machine of their choice and carries the CivNav tablet device onto the vehicle. CivNav is compatible with existing devices, it can be used with any slip steering or telehandler, and has been implemented in Baucat Takeuchi、 On site installation was carried out on Caterpillar and John Deere machines. Once installed, CivNav will guide the operator on how to distribute piles, solar panels, etc. The intuitive interface allows for precise placement with an accuracy of up to 5 centimeters, ensuring that every plan can be executed accurately.

When users combine this precise placement with GPS enabled pile drivers, the team can directly skip the layout work. With the increasing use of GPS enabled pile drivers and the expansion of solar projects, eliminating steps like construction layout has become increasingly important. This is another crucial step towards automation in construction sites, which helps bridge the labor gap.

Measuring and tracking construction site performance may be difficult, therefore CivNav's artificial intelligence analysis will automatically generate daily reports based on real-time data collected during operation. By providing detailed insights into productivity, output, working hours, travel distance, etc., managers can better identify bottlenecks and continuously optimize workflows as the project progresses. This type of information is crucial for better estimation and driving decisions to measure the success of changes.

CivNav collaborates with the company's CivDot+robots to provide a complete autonomous solution for pile drivers with or without GPS.

Civ Robotics helped us deploy over 300000 points using CivDots in three different projects, "said Jason Field, BOLDT project executive. When they showed us the CivNav development that eliminates the need for physical point layout in pile distribution, we knew we had to give it a try. After using it for a week, the on-site team praised it endlessly and asked if it could be used for other tasks on other machines