Foundation models and autonomy stack for industrial robots in unstructured environments
FieldAI builds autonomous control systems for industrial robots operating in complex, unstructured real-world settings. The tech stack spans robotics fundamentals (ROS, ROS 2, LiDAR, GPU acceleration via CUDA/PyTorch) paired with cloud infrastructure (AWS, SageMaker) and physics simulation (Isaac Sim, Gazebo, MuJoCo) — a foundation-model-first approach to robot autonomy. Engineering-heavy hiring (66 of 77 roles) focused on mid-to-senior levels signals active development across the full autonomy stack, while active projects on deployment playbooks, real-time data pipelines, and field-hardened testing suggest the company is moving from research prototypes toward production-grade fleet operations.
FieldAI develops foundation models and autonomous control software for industrial robots deployed in unstructured, high-risk environments. The core product is the Field Foundation Model (FFM), a physics-aware system that learns robot behavior from live field deployments, continuously improving reliability without relying on pre-trained data, GPS, or pre-programmed routes. The company operates across the full robotics stack — from hardware integration and real-time perception (LiDAR, computer vision) through trajectory planning and control algorithms, to cloud-based fleet management and monitoring. With 201–500 employees based in Irvine, CA and hiring across the US, UK, Japan, Singapore, and Switzerland, FieldAI targets industrial operations where manual intervention is dangerous or infeasible.
Core autonomy runs on ROS/ROS 2 with Python and C++, leveraging LiDAR and GPU acceleration (CUDA, PyTorch, TensorRT). Simulation relies on Isaac Sim, Gazebo, and MuJoCo; cloud deployment uses AWS and SageMaker for training and fleet management.
Active development includes the Field Foundation Model (FFM) and Field-Insight Foundation Model (FIFM) infrastructure, ROS/ROS 2 autonomy packages, real-time data processing pipelines, field deployment playbooks, and control algorithms for trajectory tracking in unstructured environments.
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