FieldAI, a robotics software startup, announced it has surpassed $100 million in revenue and customer contracts. The company's software helps robots navigate hazardous environments like mines and construction sites, operating across 30 customers in Europe, Asia, and the US.
The milestone reflects rapid growth for a firm founded just two years ago in 2023. FieldAI builds what CEO Ali Agha describes as a "universal general-purpose brain" that works across different robot types, from humanoids to drones.
Last year, the startup raised $405 million from high-profile investors including Jeff Bezos' family office, Laurene Powell Jobs' Emerson Collective, Nvidia, and Khosla Ventures. The company's software runs on machines ranging from robot dogs to industrial rovers.
FieldAI's growth comes amid a surge in demand for autonomous systems in industrial settings. Mines and construction sites are increasingly adopting robotics to improve safety and efficiency.
The company faces competition from other robotics software platforms, though its multi-hardware approach differentiates it. Agha cited "very, very fast growth" in recent months without disclosing profitability timelines.