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Investing.com -- FieldAI, a leader in physical AI and robotic autonomy, has raised $405 million across two consecutive funding rounds.
The investment came from a group of prominent backers including Bezos Expeditions, BHP Ventures, Canaan Partners, Emerson (NYSE:EMR) Collective, Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) Capital, Khosla Ventures, and NVentures (NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA)’s venture capital arm). Other participants included Prysm and Temasek, joining previous investors Gates Frontier and Samsung (KS:005930).
According to the company, the latest funding round was oversubscribed following rapid customer adoption and multiple expansion contracts for its general-purpose robotics intelligence platform. FieldAI has successfully tested and deployed its technology across hundreds of complex real-world industrial environments.
The company develops a single software brain that powers various robots in diverse settings. Its robots are currently deployed in daily operations at numerous customer sites worldwide, spanning locations from Japan to Europe to the United States. These deployments involve different robot types working in high-complexity environments for some of the world’s largest companies across industries including construction, energy, manufacturing, urban delivery, and inspection.
FieldAI’s systems operate autonomously in real-time, with decisions made directly by the models at the edge, integrating into customer workflows. The company reports its technology has logged unprecedented real-world data and operational hours while demonstrating rapid model evolution and delivering cost-effective autonomy at scale.
As industries increasingly turn to automation to address labor shortages, safety risks, and efficiency goals, demand for FieldAI’s platform continues to grow.
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