Ally Robotics

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We're looking for a fractional/part time contract power electronics electrical engineer to support our mobile robot requirements within the construction industry. Must be physically located in Washington State. Must be a high performer independently and with a team Must have a customer first approach 10+ years of experience in electrical engineering 10+ years in power electronics 5+ years in motor drives and DC power distribution Excellent hands-on skill bringing a design from concept through mass manufacturing as the primary contributor Excellent knowledge of functional safety system design Excellent simulation knowledge of analog and mixed signal systems Preference to those who want to convert full time later this year Excellent working knowledge of Altium designer Experience shipping products through FCC, UL and industrial safety certification processes Negotiable rate, somewhere in the realm of 100-125$/hr, but depends on qualifications. Ally robotics is committed to hiring and retaining a diverse workforce. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, or disability status. As this time we are not looking for anyone with less than 10 years of experience for this contract position.

Major milestone achieved! We've made our very first sale as a company. This first deployment project of our tech stack is bringing in just under 150,000$.

Are you part of a company in the Pacific Northwest working within the electrician trade? We want to chat with you about tools and robots for electricians - from problem areas you'd liked solved, to ideas, to feedback on our products, to pilots, to partnerships and even distribution. Send us an email at: [email protected]

We're pivoting to construction automation! The construction industry accounts for ~4 percent of the US total GDP. Interestingly, construction productivity improvements have been relatively flat over the last 100 years. When comparing the construction industry to other industries that have seen productivity improvements, it's clear a differentiator is the lack of automation within construction. We believe robots should work with trades people, not replace them. Let's bring smart tools to trades people and help them perform their jobs safer and more efficiently. We're currently working on developing a product to service the electrician trade, ready for pilots this summer. We're looking for local (WA State) companies and electricians who are interested in iterative pilots and feedback sessions to help us tune the product and features. If you're interested, please connect via a DM or email to [email protected] Checkout the latest investor mail to read more. You can find it on Reddit. https://lnkd.in/gdVaMQkJ

To create a rugged, long life and modular robotic arm that's designed for everyday tasks and sporting a $9,998 MSRP, we needed to create several custom components. Seen here are our custom actuators, motor drivers and power distribution board.

First test spin of our latest custom actuator! - custom motor - modified custom gearset - input and output encoding - double flange mount - integrated motor driver - NSF compliant (food safe) - high IP rating - high operating temp rating Onto testing and qualifying specs!

We're back on socials! Q: If a robot could do any task that a human could do, what task in your daily life would you have a robot do first? Share below! Think about what things waste your time or you don't enjoy or repetitive... it can be anything.