Smart Infotech

01/10/2026

Happy and Nigerians.

30/09/2026

4G Solar Security Camera: This monitors your home, shop, farm or warehouse from anywhere in the world.

It doesn't require electricity or wiring to work.

It's Solar powered.
Just install it and connect with a 4G SIM.

Wholesale and retail prices.

24/09/2026

We have these 3 lens cameras available in stock.

Application: Ubox and V380 pro

Call us: 0703 361 7739
Or visit us using Google map at Nnewi Anambra office : https://maps.app.goo.gl/PhduijB7uNak3mREA

19/09/2026

Track and monitor your vehicles, trucks or motorbikes anywhere in Nigeria.

Buy and install our tracking device.

https://smartinfotech.ng

18/09/2026

Your car deserve a tracker device, to protect it against theft, to monitor its location in real time and listen to conversations when needed.

It's a necessity. Just call us: 07033617739

https://smartinfotech.ng

12/09/2026

At a school in China, students take turns presenting their model rocket built to explore rocket science as a science project.

Meanwhile, science students in Nigeria are told to draw a human skeleton and a cockroach as a science project.

We can do better in Nigeria.
Happy weekend.

02/09/2026

02/09/2026

Happy new Month.

Switch to solar energy, it's more economical.

29/08/2026

Happy weekend...

19/08/2026

San Francisco-based Gritt Robotics has introduced an AI-powered robotic system that automates one of the most labor-intensive jobs in utility-scale solar construction. Instead of building its own robot, the company mounts a Kawasaki industrial robotic arm on heavy construction equipment to unload, carry, and place large solar panels with sub-millimeter precision. Human workers then secure the panels to the mounting racks.

Founded in 2023 by two former Carnegie Mellon roboticists, Gritt emerged from stealth in July 2026 after raising $26 million in Series A funding led by Obvious Ventures. The company focuses on software and AI rather than designing custom robots, allowing it to scale using commercially available hardware.

Gritt currently has 2 robotic systems operating in the field under signed contracts covering approximately 2.8 - 3 gigawatts (GW) of utility-scale solar projects over the next 18 months. The company plans to expand to 48 robotic systems within six months, significantly increasing its deployment capacity to support the growing solar industry.

The AI system learns new construction tasks much faster than traditional robotic programming. After mastering solar panel installation, Gritt trained a robotic rebar-tying task in just one day, demonstrating that its software can quickly adapt to other large-scale construction applications such as data centers and infrastructure projects.

Current Status: Gritt's robotic solar deployment platform is already operating on commercial projects and is rapidly expanding. The company is positioning its AI-driven automation as a solution to labor shortages and faster solar farm construction, while competing with China's Trinabot, which combines solar panel manufacturing with dedicated installation robots.