RobotMe summary
Xpanner introduced the X1 Piling R6, a tracked system designed to drive posts at utility-scale solar and battery-storage sites under the supervision of one operator. The company lists a 97-kilowatt engine, piles up to 23 feet long, and a maximum driving depth of 15.7 feet, while its software records position, depth, and plumb for each installation. These specifications and productivity benefits are company claims from a product launch, not independently measured field results.
Xpanner says one button starts a sequence that moves the machine, aligns its mast, drives the pile and adjusts plumb while an operator supervises by remote control. Its product page says older X1 Piling automation has been deployed at more than 60 sites, but that figure should not be mistaken for installations of the newly launched R6. Pre-drilling and screw-pile configurations are described as platform options; the current R6 release includes pile driving.