Blattner awards Built Robotics $75M contract for physical AI to help meet energy demand
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Blattner has announced an expansion of its partnership with Built Robotics, awarding the company a substantial $75 million contract aimed at enhancing autonomous systems for solar construction projects. This collaboration is part of Blattner's strategy to address the growing energy demand by integrating advanced physical AI technologies into their operations. The partnership underscores the increasing reliance on automation in the renewable energy sector, particularly in solar energy development. By leveraging Built Robotics' expertise, Blattner aims to improve efficiency and scalability in its construction processes, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable energy future.
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Blattner awards Built Robotics $75M contract for physical AI to help meet energy demand
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