On July 8, 2026, FTC Solar hosted its inaugural Robo Day in Seguin, Texas, bringing over 20 EPC and developer firms and eight robotics providers to demonstrate PV construction automation. The company highlighted its automation-ready 1P Pioneer tracker with Slide-and-Glide module interfaces and separated rail/module installation.
On July 8, 2026, FTC Solar hosted its inaugural Robo Day at its ASTAAR facility in Seguin, Texas, inviting more than 20 EPC and developer organizations and eight leading robotics providers to explore the next phase of utility-scale solar construction automation.
Participating firms showcased autonomous solutions across PV construction phases—including pile marking, cable pulling, material staging and module mounting—to illustrate how robotics can enhance safety, efficiency and predictability on remote, schedule-driven solar sites.
FTC Solar highlighted its 1P Pioneer tracker platform’s automation-focused features, such as Slide-and-Glide module interfaces, separated rail and module installation, and a constructability-driven architecture designed to support high-speed robotic installation workflows.
