Mundane Systems Inc.Designed and built in Palo Alto, CA37.43° N · 122.16° W
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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 operator
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: a stereo camera head and two arms on a wheeled mast
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.

Tell us about your task
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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