RPD 35 Drive Home the Savings
Future Tools for the Future of Energy
A Winning Combination

Stay in Demand

Beat Your Best


Precise Any Way You Measure It

Safe from Every Angle

Payloads


The Most Advanced Way to Drive Pile
Collapse four labor-intensive steps into a single robot. The RPD 35’s advanced software and hardware work seamlessly.
- The RPD 35 is pre-positioned at a solar array block, and the corresponding pile plot plan is uploaded to the robot’s computer.
- The pile plan is automatically divided into sequences of piles, and each sequence is manually loaded into pile baskets.
- The pile baskets are forked onto the RPD’s sleds with a 12K telehandler, and the autonomous piling task is initiated.
- The robot installs all the piles in its payload, then returns to its starting position to be reloaded.

Forged Ahead
Exosystem™
Processing Power
64-Core Intel® Xeon®
Vision System
360° camera coverage
Machine Learning
1,000,000+ data points
Graphics
Dual Nvidia GPUs
Precision & Positioning
Sub-centimeter RTK GPS
Safety
Eight-Layer Safety System with geofence, pedestrian detection, wireless emergency stop, and Guardian™ remote monitoring
Durability
Liquid-cooled computer. Shock and vibration resistance. Water and dust protection.

Hammer
Weight
7,000 pounds
Frequency
500 blows per minute
Energy
4,000 foot-pounds
Material
AR-500 steel
Average Drive Time
73 seconds

Basket
Weight
1,700 pounds
Average Piles
48
Pile Lengths Supported
8–21 feet
Pile Cross Sections Supported
W6 and W8 H-beams

Sled
Weight
6,000 pounds
Total Payload
22,0000 pounds
Total Pile Capacity
192

Full Autonomy Package
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