mundane

A second body for the skilled trades.

Robots that let skilled workers perform dangerous jobs from a safe distance.

An operator in the exoskeleton and headset drives the Mundane robot, which raises its arm to mirror the operatorWATCH THE FILM · 1:22Our story · Brady Hansen, IBEW Lineman Hall of Fame
The product

Your skills.Another body.

A skilled worker wears a force-feedback exoskeleton and drives the robot with their own arms. They see through its cameras and feel what it touches.

How it works
The Mundane robot with two arms and grippers on a wheeled base
Applications

Built for work peopleshouldn't have to do.

INDUSTRYTYPICAL WORK
  1. 01Electrical contractingSWITCHGEAR · COMMISSIONING
  2. 02UtilitiesSUBSTATIONS · UNDERGROUND VAULTS
  3. 03Data centersENERGIZED MAINTENANCE · COMMISSIONING
  4. 04Power generationSOLAR AND STORAGE · LIVE DC
  5. 05ConstructionMEP · ENERGIZED WORK
  6. 06Industrial plantsVALVES · PRESSURE TESTING

Your qualified worker does the job. The robot takes the exposure.

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In the field

Built withthe trades.

NECA 2026 · Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas
100+

Tradespeople operated the robot at NECA 2026 in Las Vegas.

I don't see this replacing linemen. I see it making a good lineman a whole lot more capable. And keeping him around long enough to retire.

Ed Van Zeyl39 years a lineman, major California utility
The yellow and black Mundane robot takes a cap from a visitor at NECA 2026 while an operator drives it from the exoskeleton

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