Gradient Robotics
Robotics platform for building and maintaining AI data center infrastructure, for manufacturers and operators
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Gradient Robotics
Gradient Robotics builds modular, autonomous robots for AI infrastructure, covering components to compute. The company designs, builds and deploys its robots end to end, including hardware, software, autonomy and field operations.
Its stated customers are manufacturers and operators of AI infrastructure, and it says it works alongside some of the largest AI infrastructure companies.
The company is based in San Francisco, where its team is on-site, and it lists open roles in engineering, operations and internships.
Product: Modular, autonomous, purpose-built robots for building and maintaining AI data center infrastructure.
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