Energies Media · Jul 2026
Reports the $22M raise and the company's move into commercial deployments for portable robotic solar-farm factories.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Charge Robotics builds portable, containerized robotic factories that automate the labor-intensive parts of utility-scale solar construction, including assembly, quality control, and on-site installation of solar farm sections.
Primary product
Sunrise, a fully autonomous solar construction system / portable robotic factory for assembling and installing solar bays
Founded
2021
Headquarters
San Leandro, California, United States
Team size
11-50
Industry
Construction
Sub-industry
Solar construction automation
Offices
12 jobs at Charge Robotics
Business model
Stage
Series B
Total raised
$39.1M
Latest round
Series B · Mar 2025
Latest amount
$22M
Leadership
Cofounder & CEO
Cofounder & CTO
Head of Construction
Head of Operations & Strategy
Founding Recruiter
Lead R&D Engineering Technician
Chief of Staff
Fast-moving, small-team environment that emphasizes creativity, collaboration, diversity, inclusivity, ownership, and climate impact.
Compensation
Public postings emphasize significant equity compensation and high ownership; no public salary bands were found.
Benefits
Pricing
Enterprise / project-based deployment pricing
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
About $2M ARR (third-party estimate, 2024)
Estimated monthly visits
5.8K
Traffic estimate as of Jul 2026
Energies Media · Jul 2026
Reports the $22M raise and the company's move into commercial deployments for portable robotic solar-farm factories.
pv magazine USA · Mar 2025
Covers the Sunrise system, the SOLV Energy pilot, and the move from prototype to first commercial deployments.
MIT News · Mar 2025
Describes Charge Robotics' portable assembly-line factories, founder background, SOLV Energy pilot, and the company raising $22M for first commercial deployments.
Fast Company · Apr 2024
Explains the solar labor bottleneck, the founders' MIT background, and the rationale for automating solar construction with Charge Robotics.
Newswire · Feb 2024
Announces the first deployment of Sunrise with SOLV Energy and describes the system as a fully automated solar construction system.