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 robotic factories that automate the labor-intensive assembly and installation of utility-scale solar projects, aiming to remove labor bottlenecks and speed renewable deployment.
Primary product
Sunrise, a portable robotic solar construction system
Founded
2021
Headquarters
San Leandro, California, United States
Team size
20-30
Work style
Onsite
Industry
Construction
Sub-industry
Solar construction automation / robotics
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
Mission-driven and fast-growing, with public messaging that emphasizes creativity, collaboration, diversity, inclusivity, high ownership, and impact on renewable energy.
Work style
Onsite
Compensation
No public salary bands were found. Public hiring materials emphasize significant equity compensation plus learning, growth, and product-impact opportunities.
Benefits
Pricing
Enterprise project-based deployment and partnership contracts
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
Public estimates vary widely; one source pegs annual revenue near $2M, while others estimate a much higher range (up to roughly $12M).
Energies Media · Jul 2026
Reports the $22M raise and the company's move into commercial deployments for portable robotic solar-farm factories.
EE Power · Apr 2025
Covers Charge Robotics' portable factory concept, computer-vision quality control, and its planned commercial rollout.
pv magazine USA · Mar 2025
Reports the Sunrise deployment, the SOLV Energy pilot, and Charge Robotics' push toward commercial deployments.
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
MIT covered Charge Robotics' portable solar installation factories, their prototype deployment with SOLV Energy, and the company’s $22M raise for first commercial deployments.