初创公司尽调
尽调报告 Robotics / Industrial AI Software Series A 2026-05-24

FieldAI

具身 AI 尽调——面向工业机器人的 Field Foundation Models

FieldAI 聚拢了一线野外机器人团队、顶级投资人背书和差异化的硬件无关具身 AI 技术栈;但审计财务披露缺位、具名客户证据仍窄,仅凭公开材料很难承保 $2B 估值。

封面要素

累计融资 01
405 USD M [CI001]
最新估值 02
2000 USD M [CV001]
成立时间 03
2023 [CO001]
核心产品 04
Field Foundation Models [CO004, CE001]
公开建议 06
TRACK [CV036]

公司概况

FieldAI 是一家私营具身 AI 软件公司,由前 NASA JPL 机器人负责人 Ali Agha 于 2023 年创立,技术联合创始人来自 DeepMind、NASA JPL 和 DARPA 自动驾驶项目。公司销售 Field Foundation Models,这是一套不绑定硬件的软件大脑,让第三方机器人在无结构工业环境里安全运行,不依赖 GPS、预建地图或持续云连接。FieldAI 的公开牵引力主要来自建筑领域,已披露 Big-D Construction 和 DPR Construction 部署;公司也瞄准能源、制造、巡检、城市配送和联邦场景。2025 年 8 月融资把估值推到 $2B,也组出具身 AI 领域最强的投资人阵容之一,但经审计收入、治理结构和当前规模仍留下重大问题。

官网
fieldai.com
成立时间
2023-01-01
创始人
Ali Agha, Shayegan Omidshafiei, David Fan
创立地点
Southern California, USA
总部
Irvine, CA, USA
产品
FieldAI 的产品是 Field Foundation Model 平台:物理优先、风险感知的具身 AI,在合作伙伴机器人硬件的边缘端运行,让机器人能在动态工业环境里感知、推理、规划,并协同多机作业。
客户
大型工业运营方和承包商,覆盖建筑、能源、制造、巡检、城市配送和部分联邦应用;这些客户需要在危险或无结构环境里部署自主能力。
商业模式
B2B 企业软件授权叠加集成和部署服务,在客户或合作伙伴拥有的机器人硬件之上,再叠加经常性自主能力订阅。
阶段
Series A private company
融资情况
2025 年 8 月宣布的两轮融资合计 $405M,投后估值达到 $2B,投资方包括 Bezos Expeditions、Temasek、NVentures、Intel Capital、Khosla Ventures 及其他战略投资人。
[CO001, CO004, CO011, CO014, CO015, CI001, CV001, CU006]

执行摘要

主要优势

  • 硬件无关的 Field Foundation Models 瞄准机器人真正的瓶颈:在非结构化、安全关键场景里跑通自主能力。
  • 创始人与市场高度匹配,履历扎根 NASA JPL、DARPA SubT、DeepMind 和高端野外机器人项目。
  • 投资人质量顶级,Bezos Expeditions、Temasek、NVentures、Intel Capital 和 Khosla 都释放出很强的私募市场信心。
  • 公开案例显示建筑场景已有可量化落地价值,包括检查 / 文档时间减少 90% 以上,以及在 Big-D 的多项目扩张。

主要风险

  • 收入、利润率、留存和董事会治理大多未披露,估值承保的不确定性很高。
  • 公开具名客户证据仍窄,主要集中在建筑业,还没有证明跨垂直行业的大规模生产部署。
  • 工业场景里的具身 AI 安全、认证和监管准备度仍有一部分未经验证。
  • 公司高度依赖 Ali Agha 等关键人物,也深度绑定 NVIDIA、Boston Dynamics 等平台伙伴,集中度风险更高。

未决问题

  • 公开渠道没有审计 ARR、确认收入、毛利率或 NRR 披露。
  • 董事会构成、优先股堆叠和详细治理权利没有公开。
  • 软件订阅、服务收入和硬件集成费用之间的拆分尚未验证。
  • 当前员工数和确切总部表述在公开来源之间不一致。
  • 可见建筑部署以外的客户集中度,无法用公开证据衡量。

目录

Chapter 01

01公司概况

1.1 公司身份与商业模式

FieldAI 是一家位于加州 Irvine 的机器人 AI 软件公司,2023 年由 NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory(JPL)老兵 Ali Agha 创立。公司的核心判断是,工业机器人普及的卡点不在硬件,而在智能:机器人缺少适应性强、能感知风险的自主能力,无法在无结构真实环境里稳定作业。FieldAI 的解法是打造 Field Foundation Models(FFMs),这是一类「物理优先」基础模型,训练数据来自真实物理部署中的传感器,而不是互联网文本或图像。FFMs 充当通用软件大脑,可以装到多种机器人平台上——四足机器人、人形机器人、轮式 rover、履带车和乘客级自动驾驶车辆——不需要为每个平台重新编程,也不依赖预建地图、GPS 或云连接。机器人完全在边缘端实时决策。FieldAI 把平台卖给建筑、能源、采矿、制造、物流、城市配送、巡检和国防领域的企业工业客户。公司明确不造机器人;它是纯 AI 软件供应商,与机器人 OEM 合作,把软件部署到客户自有或第三方机器人硬件上。这个不绑定硬件的模式把 FieldAI 放在机器人技术栈的「大脑层」,类似企业计算里用 OS 或中间件抽象底层硬件。Bill Gates 对公司的描述很直接:FieldAI「为其他公司的机器人开发 AI 软件,让它们能感知环境、在没有 GPS 的情况下导航,甚至相互通信」。主要收入来自 B2B 软件授权和硬件集成服务;据报道,订阅费用按部署规模不同,从数万美元到每年 $500,000 不等。截至 2026 年 4 月,知情人士称公司已签约收入超过 $100 million,并与大型工业客户建立合作。 [CO001, CO002, CO003, CO004, CO005, CO006]

KPI 快照表
指标数值 / 状态日期置信度缺口 / 备注
成立20232023公司及多家独立来源确认
总部California 州 Irvine2025-09已从 CA 州 Mission Viejo 迁出;此前 San Francisco 总部说法未获验证
累计融资$405M2025-08-20退出隐身时同时披露两轮连续融资
估值$2 billion2025-08-20较上一轮 $500M 提高;Reuters、CNBC、TechCrunch 报道
融资时员工数~1302025-08Reuters 在公告时报道;已从 2024 年底约 30 人增长
员工数(2026 年初)201–500(LinkedIn)2026-04LinkedIn 区间;公司未公开披露精确数字
已签约收入>$100M(合作伙伴关系与合同)2026-04OCBJ 报道称来自知情人士;并非公司披露

收入和 ARR 为私有数据,未公开披露。员工数来自 LinkedIn 区间。已签约收入来自 OCBJ 引述的匿名来源,而非公司直接披露。

[CO001, CO002, CO022, CO023, CO031, CO032]
FO003: FieldAI 快照 KPI

截至 2026 年 5 月尽调日的 FieldAI 关键财务和运营指标。

收入和 ARR 为私有且未披露。预订收入($100M+)来自 OCBJ 引用的匿名来源。员工数来自 2026 年 4 月报道的 LinkedIn 区间。

[CO021, CO022, CO023, CO031, CO032, CO033]

1.2 创始人、管理层与治理

FieldAI 由 Ali Agha 创立并担任 CEO,他积累了近二十年的机器人 AI 经验。创立 FieldAI 前,Agha 在 NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory(JPL)工作约七年,担任多个美国高知名度自主系统项目的首席研究员,包括 DARPA Subterranean Challenge、DARPA RACER(自动驾驶越野车辆)、NASA Autonomous Mars Cave Exploration,以及 Coordinated Autonomy for Prototype Mars Helicopter-Rover。他还曾在 Qualcomm 任研究员,并在 MIT 从事博士后研究。关键在于,Agha 领导了 JPL-MIT-Caltech-KAIST-LTU CoSTAR 团队,赢得 2020 DARPA Subterranean Challenge 的 Urban Circuit;这是现场机器人领域的里程碑,也验证了后来成为 FieldAI 技术核心的风险感知自主架构。Agha 在 Texas A&M University 获得计算机科学与工程博士学位。联合创始人包括 Dr. Shayegan Omidshafiei(首席科学官),他曾在 DeepMind/Google 担任研究科学家超过五年,专注大规模 AI 模型和多智能体强化学习,并在 MIT 完成博士,彼时首次与 Agha 合作;以及 Dr. David Fan(首席技术官),他曾担任多个 DARPA SubT 和 DARPA RACER 项目的首席技术专家,也是 NASA JPL 研究员。其他高级管理者包括 FieldAI Federal 负责人 Dr. Eric Krotkov,这家防务子公司由他领导;他曾任 DARPA 项目经理和 Toyota Research Institute CSO。Sebastian Scherer 则担任 Fieldable Embodied AI 负责人,同时是 Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute 副研究教授。创始团队共享 JPL、DARPA 和 MIT 背景,让 FieldAI 在安全关键现场环境里部署 AI 时拥有异常强的创始人-市场匹配。董事会构成和正式治理结构尚未公开披露。CEO Ali Agha 是公司的主要公开发言人和融资人,也构成实质性的关键人依赖。 [CO011, CO012, CO013, CO014, CO015, CO016]

领导层与创始人表
人物职位背景创始人-市场匹配度关键人物依赖
Ali Agha创始人兼 CEOTexas A&M CS&E 博士;MIT 博士后;Qualcomm Research;NASA JPL 首席研究员 7 年领导 DARPA SubT CoSTAR 团队(2020 Urban 赛道冠军);20 年野外机器人 AI 经验高 — 主要公开发言人与募资人
Shayegan Omidshafiei联合创始人兼首席科学官MIT 博士;DeepMind/Google 研究科学家 5 年以上;深度强化学习和多智能体 AI曾在 MIT 与 Agha 合作;具备博士级基础模型专业能力高 — 负责 AI/ML 模型研发
David Fan联合创始人兼 CTOGeorgia Tech 博士;DARPA SubT 和 DARPA RACER 首席技术专家;NASA JPL 研究员已验证能把 DARPA 级自主能力推向商业规模高 — 核心技术架构师
Eric KrotkovFieldAI Federal 负责人前 DARPA 项目经理;Toyota Research Institute CSO;CMU 教授;PackBot/Talon 机器人奠基人三次 DARPA Grand Challenges 领导经历;深厚联邦 / 国防关系中 — 事业部负责人
Sebastian Scherer可部署具身 AI 总监CMU Robotics Institute 副研究教授;不确定环境可部署 AI 专家学术研究管线;CMU 机器人关系网络低 — 职能贡献者

董事会构成尚未公开披露。三位联合创始人(Agha、Omidshafiei、Fan)都有深厚的 JPL、DARPA 和 MIT 背景。关键人物风险集中在 CEO 身上。

[CO011, CO012, CO013, CO014, CO015, CO016]

1.3 融资历史与投资人构成

FieldAI 从 2023 年创立后一直处于隐身状态,直到 2025 年 8 月 20 日同时披露连续两轮融资共 $405 million,并宣布 $2 billion 估值——较上一轮确定的 $500 million 估值翻了四倍。最近一轮融资 $314 million,且获得超额认购;共同投资人包括 Bezos Expeditions(Jeff Bezos 的家族办公室)、Prysm Capital 和 Temasek。两轮融资中的其他投资方包括 BHP Ventures、Canaan Partners、Emerson Collective、Intel Capital、Khosla Ventures、NVentures(NVIDIA 的风险投资部门)等。Gates Frontier(Bill Gates 的投资机构)和 Samsung 被列为「此前投资人」,表明它们参与了设定 $500 million 估值的上一轮。按已披露总额倒推,第一轮融资约 $91 million。注意:部分前期尽调资料把拆分写成 $150 million(seed)加 $255 million(Series A);这一拆分与 Reuters 关于最新一轮 $314 million 的报道不一致,也无法从一手来源确认。超额认购和投资人质量——横跨科技风投领袖(Khosla、NVentures、Intel Capital)、主权与机构资本(Temasek、BHP)、慈善资本(Gates Frontier、Emerson Collective),以及全球最富个人的家族办公室(Bezos Expeditions)——体现了异常广泛的投资人信心。Vinod Khosla 表示:「FieldAI 站在通用机器人革命前沿,其快速部署能力将释放长期经济和社会价值。」Intel Capital 的公开背书帖正式确认了与 Intel 硬件栈的平台集成和战略关系。融资用途包括全球扩张、产品开发(移动、操作)和员工扩张,目标是在 2025 年底前把团队翻倍。 [CO021, CO022, CO023, CO024, CO025, CO026]

利益相关方或投资者地图
利益相关方角色 / 类型轮次控制权 / 经济重要性尽调问题
Bezos Expeditions领投方,家族办公室(Jeff Bezos)Series A1(2025)共同领投最新 $314M 轮;战略形象强确认董事席位和已谈妥的治理权利
Prysm Capital领投方,VCSeries A1(2025)共同领投最新一轮;Jay Park 公开背书确认持股比例和董事会参与
Temasek机构投资人,主权财富基金(Singapore)Series A1(2025)重要机构资本;亚太扩张伙伴确认在 APAC 市场的战略增值
Gates Frontier前轮投资方,家族办公室(Bill Gates)Series A(~2024)早期高信念投资方;Gates 本人公开背书确认持仓规模和投后董事会权利
Samsung前轮投资方,战略投资人Series A(~2024)战略硬件伙伴;可能与 Samsung 机器人业务集成确认 Samsung 关系的商业含义
NVentures(NVIDIA)战略投资人,风险投资部门Series A1(2025)与 NVIDIA 推理硬件协同;Omniverse 和仿真集成评估算力排他或优先供应商条款
Khosla VenturesVC 投资人Series A1(2025)一线 VC;Vinod Khosla 公开支持确认持股比例和董事席位
Intel Capital战略投资人,企业风险投资Series A1(2025)Intel 芯片关系;Intel Capital 公开公告评估与 Intel 的优先硬件或集成条款

Emerson Collective、BHP Ventures 和 Canaan Partners 也已确认参投。董事会构成和治理权利尚未公开披露。

[CO024, CO025, CO026, CO027, CO028, CO029]

1.4 规模、合作伙伴与里程碑时间线

FieldAI 自 2023 年创立以来增长很陡。公司在 2024 年底约有 30 名员工,到 2025 年 8 月融资公告时增至约 130 人;LinkedIn 在 2026 年初显示员工数为 201–500 人,与其到 2025 年底把员工数翻倍至约 260 人的计划一致。2025 年底,公司从 Mission Viejo 约 13,000 平方英尺办公空间迁入 Irvine Spectrum 的 3 Morgan,建立 41,000 平方英尺 R&D 总部,驱动力是招聘和实验室扩张。FieldAI 的生产部署如今覆盖三大洲——北美、欧洲和亚太(包括日本)——在数百个站点完成数千次任务。公司已吸引建筑、能源、制造、城市配送、安防和国防领域数十家大型企业客户,并成立 FieldAI Federal 子公司服务政府和军事应用。2026 年初宣布了两项重大战略合作:2 月,Certis Group(新加坡领先的综合安防服务商)与 FieldAI 合作,在全球部署自主安防机器人;2026 年 3 月,Boston Dynamics 与 FieldAI 宣布合作,把 Spot 的机动能力与 FieldAI 的 FFMs 结合,服务建筑和其他动态环境。Boston Dynamics 创始人 Marc Raibert 通过引用他们在 2020 DARPA SubT 的胜利来为公司背书:「自从 Ali 和他的团队用 Spot 机器人赢得 DARPA Subterranean Challenge 的 Urban-circuit,并为 NASA 处理类似挑战以来,我们就认识他们。」Construction Dive 记录的一个关键风险指标是:受访承包商中的活跃机器人部署比例从 2024 年的 65% 降至 2025 年的 46%,尽管正面评价达到 95%——这表明行业在意愿和实际采用之间存在摩擦,也会成为 FieldAI 近期商业化规模目标的逆风。 [CO031, CO032, CO033, CO034, CO035, CO036]

里程碑表
日期事件类型金额 / 估值 / 状态参与方含义
2020-01CoSTAR 团队赢得 DARPA SubT Urban Circuit创立第一名;多机器人、无 GPS 城市自主Ali Agha、Shayegan Omidshafiei、David Fan(JPL/MIT 时期)验证风险感知自主方法;直接孕育 FieldAI 技术
2023-01FieldAI 成立创立公司注册;CA 州 Irvine/Mission ViejoAli Agha、Shayegan Omidshafiei、David Fan 三人DARPA 与 JPL 时期自主研究开始商业化
2023-2024隐身运营和初始融资(Gates Frontier + Samsung)融资~$91M;估值 ~$500MGates Frontier;Samsung最早的机构认可;融资直到 2025 年 8 月才披露
2024前一轮以 $500M 估值完成融资$500M 投前估值(Reuters 报道)Gates Frontier、Samsung 及可能的其他投资方为 2025 年 8 月 Series A1 实现 4x 抬升设定基准
2025-08-20FieldAI 退出隐身;宣布累计融资 $405M融资累计 $405M;估值 $2BBezos Expeditions、Prysm、Temasek、Khosla、Intel Capital、NVentures 及其他跻身独角兽;2025 年最大机器人软件融资事件之一
2025-09FieldAI 开始租用 Irvine Spectrum 3 Morgan 的 41,000 sqft 总部扩张较 Mission Viejo ~13,000 sqft 扩大Irvine Company(房东)释放激进招聘和 R&D 实验室扩建信号
2025-12员工数翻倍,向 ~260 目标靠拢扩张~30(2024 年底)→ ~130(2025 年 8 月)→ 200+(2026 年初)FieldAI快速扩张与数百万美元级商业合同积压一致
2026-02与 Certis Group 建立自主安防机器人合作合作战略合作;全球安防部署FieldAI、Certis Group(Singapore)验证全球触达;切入 $30B+ 安防劳动力市场
2026-03-12与 Boston Dynamics 合作,面向施工和动态环境合作Spot + FFM 集成;多站点机群部署Boston Dynamics、FieldAIMarc Raibert 背书;正在开发最大的第三方四足机器人机群
2026-04OCBJ 参访:报道 $100M+ 已签约收入;LinkedIn 显示 201–500 名员工扩张>$100M 已签约(据知情人士)OC Business Journal 报道第一个公开的商业规模收入信号;证实企业客户牵引力

隐身期融资拆分($91M)由披露总额($405M)减去最近一轮(Reuters 报道为 $314M)推算而来。部分投前尽调材料称拆分为 $150M + $255M,但无法从一手来源确认。

[CO013, CO021, CO022, CO023, CO031, CO034]
FO001: FieldAI 公司里程碑时间线

FieldAI 历史关键节点,从 2020 年赢得 DARPA Subterranean Challenge,到 2026 年 3 月与 Boston Dynamics 建立合作。

隐身期融资日期为近似值;公司在 2025 年 8 月同时披露了此前所有轮次。

[CO001, CO013, CO021, CO022, CO023, CO031]
FO002: FieldAI 商业系统快照

FieldAI 的 JPL / DARPA 研究基因、物理优先 AI 模型、硬件无关平台、客户部署和投资人基础如何拼成一个互联商业系统。

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Chapter 02

02市场分析

2.1 市场边界与定义

FieldAI 的可触达市场不是整个工业机器人市场——已部署工业机器人大多位于结构化、重复性的制造环境(汽车装配、半导体制造、消费电子)中,传统固定路径自动化厂商 FANUC、ABB、Yaskawa 已经能很好满足需求。FieldAI 的独特市场,是工业机器人部署中需要适应性、风险感知自主能力的那部分:环境无结构、布局每天变化、GPS 和预建路径不可用,静态编程也会失效。它包括活跃建筑工地(地形、障碍和工作流按小时变化)、地下和露天矿(落石、瓦斯风险和狭窄空间使人员暴露危险)、油气地面设施和巡检环境(资产接近危险且偏远),以及不适合固定路径机器人的柔性或高混合制造设施。 市场边界排除以下支出:(a) 结构化工厂自动化软硬件(例如固定装配线上的传统关节臂机器人);(b) 在受控环境运行的消费或物流仓储机器人;(c) 机器人硬件本身,因为 FieldAI 是纯软件供应商;以及 (d) 水下 ROV 和专用水下车辆,这部分由另一套供应商生态覆盖。工业买家目前依赖的现状替代方案包括人工巡检和监控团队、需要大量预编程的传统固定路径或单任务机器人、无人机 / UAV 空中测绘,以及 BIM/CAD 建模配合人工数据采集。随着劳动力收缩、安全要求趋严,这些替代方案在单位现场情报成本、实时性和可持续性上都越来越站不住。 FieldAI 的市场横跨四个核心垂直领域:(1) 建筑和基础设施,(2) 能源、采矿和采掘,(3) 油气巡检和运营,(4) 无结构或高混合配置下的工业制造。公司把目标环境描述为「脏、乏味、危险」,自主机器人在这些环境里围绕安全、文档和运营洞察交付复利价值;这一表述与其四个服务垂直领域的结构特征高度一致。未来扩张的邻近市场包括防务和周界安防、复杂环境物流,以及半结构化场景下的城市配送。这个市场最好用垂直领域分析师估计来测算,而不是用单一宽口径机器人 TAM,因为不同分析师报告的范围定义差异很大。 [CM001, CM002, CM003, CM004, CM005]

市场定义表
细分 / 类别纳入支出排除支出主要买方 / 付款方对 FieldAI 的意义
建筑 AI 机器人自主巡检、测绘、进度跟踪、安全监控机器人软件;数字孪生平台费;机群管理 SaaS建筑硬件(起重机、挖掘机)、CAD/BIM 软件许可证、人工劳动力ENR 排名前列总承包商、地产开发商、公共基础设施业主当前最大垂直场景;Spot+FFM 已部署到 ENR 前十公司;巡检时间较人工减少 90%+
采矿与采掘 AI 机器人自主运输 AI、钻探与爆破机器人智能、勘探 / 巡检机器人软件、AI 机群管理采矿机械硬件(矿用卡车、钻机)、散装物料运输、矿石处理系统大型矿山运营商(BHP、Rio Tinto 级别)、运营 VP、HSE 预算负责人BHP Ventures 是 FieldAI 投资人;采矿业面临严重劳动力短缺和伤亡驱动的监管压力
油气巡检与 AI 机器人地面 / 平台巡检机器人、管道巡检 AI、自主 UAV、预测性维护软件水下 ROV(独立供应商生态)、钻井设备、生产硬件、大宗商品交易系统上游运营商、NOC、炼厂、LNG 接收站运营商、HSE 合规预算负责人2026 年 $3.8B 垂直市场;巡检机器人子赛道 $0.93B;安全法规和深水扩张拉动需求
工业制造(非结构化)面向高混合、柔性制造的通用机器人 AI;复杂工厂布局中的物流;人形机器人智能面向固定装配线的结构化 SCARA/delta 机器人软件、PLC、SCADA 系统、工业控制硬件工厂运营经理、制造 VP、工厂工程师FieldAI 当前布局较小;人形机器人进入制造业后,未来机会很大
国防与安防巡检军事基地 / 周界自主巡逻、自主侦察软件、搜救 AI军事硬件采购、武器系统、保密项目DoD 项目办公室、政府安全机构、企业安防公司(如 Certis Group)与 FieldAI 的 NASA JPL/DARPA 传承相邻;已建立 Certis Group 合作;商业条款未披露

垂直范围基于 FieldAI 披露的客户垂直领域和投资人基础。纳入支出遵循 FieldAI 纯软件业务模式;硬件资本开支被排除。油气巡检子赛道价值来自 Fortune Business Insights 2026 年报告;建筑和采矿数值为分析师估计,不同发布方定义差异较大。由于政府采购条款不透明,国防未纳入 TAM 测算。

[CM001, CM002, CM003, CM004, CM019, CM029]
FM001: 市场规模金字塔 — FieldAI 可服务市场层级

自上而下的规模金字塔,从最广义的工业机器人 TAM,到 FieldAI 在非结构化工业垂直中的受限软件 SAM。 所有数值均为 2026 年估计。层级间差距反映范围边界不确定性;SAM 为作者推导,非任何分析机构发布。

金字塔各层数值合并了范围定义不同的多个分析机构估计,不应相加。建筑机器人区间反映 $1.4B(GVR 狭义) 到 $7.79B(TBRC 广义);正文采用狭义数字,因为纯机器人平台用这个口径更站得住。SAM 和 SOM 为作者推导估计, 置信度低。

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2.2 市场规模测算视角

没有任何单一公开分析师数字能干净捕捉 FieldAI 的可服务市场,因为大多数分析师报告要么定义过宽(包括硬件或全部工业自动化),要么过窄(只覆盖一个垂直领域)。最有参考价值的跨领域数字来自 Global Market Insights 对 AI 驱动工业机器人市场的估计:2026 年 $17.9 billion,按 7.1% CAGR 增至 2035 年 $33.3 billion。这个数字包含硬件,但能提示 FieldAI 所瞄准的 AI 增强机器人软件层的规模。另一个参照是 The Business Research Company 对工业人工智能市场(所有软件、平台、解决方案)的估计:2026 年 $13.69 billion,到 2030 年以 51.1% CAGR 指数级增长至 $73.54 billion;这是覆盖制造、能源和物流的最宽用例集合,并不专指无结构环境。 对 FieldAI 的四个核心垂直领域,垂直领域规模数字能给出更清晰信号:建筑机器人:2026 年 $7.79 billion(TBRC)和 $1.4 billion(Grand View Research,对建筑机器人本身采用较窄定义);区间差异来自定义范围不同,较低数字可能更适合单独衡量机器人平台。采矿机器人:2026 年 $1.7 billion(PMR),按 9.8% CAGR 增至 2033 年 $3.3 billion。油气机器人:2026 年 $3.8 billion(MarkWide Research),按 14.6% CAGR 增至 2035 年 $12.96 billion;仅巡检子领域在 2026 年就估计为 $0.93 billion(Fortune Business Insights)。具身 AI 市场(跨垂直领域、所有物理 AI 系统)预计到 2030 年达到 $7.24 billion,CAGR 为 17.5%(Research and Markets)。 对 FieldAI 纯软件、无结构环境市场做保守自下而上的 SAM 估计——在 2026 年建筑 + 采矿 + 油气机器人硬件和服务合计 $13.2 billion 的垂直市场上,套用 15–25% 的软件份额假设——得到 FieldAI 当前垂直领域中 2026 年可触达软件支出的 SAM 约为 $2–3.3 billion。这个估计天然不确定,置信度低;FieldAI 未公布 SAM 数字,也没有分析师发布专门针对「无结构环境工业机器人 AI 软件」的市场估计。IFR 的 World Robotics 2025 报告记录,2024 年工业机器人装机 542,000 台,全球在役 4.66 million 台;其中有多少部署在 FieldAI 的 FFMs 能创造价值的无结构环境里,并未单独量化。分析师估计分歧很大(见 TM002),相互矛盾的规模数字作为证据缺口保留。 [CM006, CM007, CM008, CM009, CM010, CM011]

TAM / SAM / SOM 测算视角表
发布方年份(基准)地域市场定义数值(USD B)CAGR方法置信度局限
Global Market Insights(GMI)报告2026全球AI 驱动工业机器人(所有垂直领域,硬件 + 软件)$17.9B到 2035 年 7.1% → $33.3B自上而下分析师模型,一手 / 二手研究包含硬件;AI 标签口径较宽;并非专指非结构化环境
The Business Research Company2026全球工业人工智能(所有软件、平台、服务、硬件)$13.69B到 2030 年 51.1% → $73.54B自下而上市场模型低-中口径极宽;高 CAGR 反映早期基数;包括制造业 LLM/NLP
The Business Research Company / Research and Markets 报告2026全球建筑机器人(宽口径)~$7.79B到 2030 年 18% → $15.39B自下而上市场模型;包括自动化技术低-中最宽的建筑机器人定义;Grand View 较窄估计为 $1.4B(2024),CAGR 同为 18%
Grand View Research2024全球建筑机器人(窄口径,仅机器人硬件和软件)$1.4B到 2030 年 18% → $3.66B一手与二手研究定义窄于 TBRC;排除更广义自动化;基准年为 2024 而非 2026
Persistence Market Research 报告2026全球采矿机器人(专用采矿机器人硬件和 AI 软件)$1.7B到 2033 年 9.8% → $3.3B一手研究、行业访谈仅覆盖采矿机器人;排除相邻采矿自动化和机群管理支出
MarkWide Research2026全球油气机器人(ROV、巡检、施工机器人)$3.8B到 2035/36 年 14.6% → $12.96B分析师模型低-中包含 FieldAI 并不直接服务的水下 ROV;最宽 O&G 范围定义
Fortune Business Insights2026全球(北美占 32%)油气巡检机器人(仅巡检机器人)$0.93B到 2034 年 6.23% → $1.51B自下而上分析师模型最窄 O&G 口径;排除资产管理平台层和非巡检机器人功能
Research and Markets 报告2030 预测全球具身 AI 市场(所有物理 AI 系统,跨垂直领域)2030 年 $7.24B17.5% CAGR自上而下分析师模型低-中最宽具身 AI 口径;为 2030 年预测,不是 2026;包含非工业具身 AI

分析师估计使用的范围定义差异很大。数值不能相加(覆盖的细分市场相互重叠)。没有任何分析机构发布 FieldAI 非结构化环境 AI 软件的 SAM;正文估计的 $2–3.3B 区间,是内部推导,用 15–25% 软件份额假设套用 $13.2B 合并垂直市场,应视为推测性结果。没有 FieldAI 收入披露,就无法支撑 SOM 估计。

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FM002: 市场估计区间 — AI 驱动工业机器人市场,2026($B)

AI 驱动工业机器人市场 2026 年低 / 基准 / 高估计区间,基于四家分析机构来源。宽区间反映范围定义差异 (含硬件与纯软件;广义与垂直特定)。所有数值为十亿美元,2026 年估计。

数值不可相加——覆盖范围彼此重叠或嵌套。TBRC 和 GMI 使用不同定义和方法。作者推导的 SAM 数字带有推测性 (15–25% 软件假设)。中位值在可得时采用已发布点估计;低 / 高边界代表分析机构承认的不确定性, 或同一市场来源估计区间。所有数字均为 2026 日历年。

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2.3 买方、用户与付款方分层

FieldAI 销售的是 B2B 企业软件,不是硬件。公司的买方结构符合典型企业工业技术采购模式:付款方是高管层或运营 / 财务副总裁,技术买方是运营或 HSE(健康、安全、环境)负责人,日常用户是现场主管、现场工程师或项目经理。预算所有权按垂直领域落在两类资金池之一:(1) 用于新增自动化投资的资本开支(capex)预算,由 CFO、工程或运营 VP 控制;(2) 用于经常性巡检、监控和现场情报合同的运营支出(opex),由工厂或项目经理在预批准服务供应商协议内控制。FieldAI 把产品定位成在 opex 侧提供即时 ROI(人工文档时间减少 90%+,更早识别返工),从而把首次销售包装成成本规避,而不是 capex 转型。 建筑细分市场最直接的购买力集中在最大型总承包商手中——例如 FieldAI 的 Boston Dynamics 案例研究中提到但未具名的 ENR 排名前列企业。这些公司拥有大规模未完成项目储备,承担成本超支风险,也有内部创新或数字化转型预算专门用于自动化试点。采用触发因素包括无法快速生成准确竣工 BIM 数据、现场文档团队劳动力短缺,以及安全规定要求定期检查危险区域。采矿和能源买方集中在大型运营商(BHP、Rio Tinto 及同类企业)周围,其 HSE 和运营负责人受监管合规、事故减少和车队生产率指标驱动。BHP Ventures 对 FieldAI 的投资,就是这一买方群体给出的直接市场验证。油气客户由巡检合规要求、降低危险环境进入成本和资产完整性管理要求驱动。所有细分市场中,采用路径都从有限概念验证(通常是一个站点或一个资产集群)开始,经过 ROI 验证,再进入覆盖多站点或多区域的企业框架协议——这也与 FieldAI 提到的「全机队部署」和全球运营中的「企业级」扩张模式一致。 [CM025, CM026, CM027, CM028, CM029, CM030]

细分 / 买方地图
细分买方(决策者)用户(操作方)付款方预算负责人采用触发因素估计年度交易规模
建筑(大型项目、基础设施)头部 ENR 总承包商的运营副总裁或首席数字官工地总监、项目经理、BIM 协调员总承包商或资产所有方的资本开支 / 创新预算运营副总裁、CFO文档记录缺人;现场智能提速 90% 以上;危险区域监控的安全要求每个项目 $50K–$500K
采矿(露天和地下)大型矿山运营商的采矿运营副总裁、HSE 总监矿山运营经理、安全官、班组主管采矿运营资本开支或 HSE 运营开支预算运营副总裁、HSE/ESG 副总裁MSHA/监管死亡事故压力;劳动力短缺(美国西部采矿劳动力 50% 以上到 2029 年退休); 自动化设备带来生产率提升每个站点 $100K–$1M
油气巡检(地面 / 海底上部设施)资产 / 工程副总裁、资产完整性经理现场巡检工程师、NDT 技术员、HSE 官员资产完整性或 HSE 合规运营开支预算HSE/完整性预算负责人、工程副总裁监管巡检合规期限;自动巡检降低 OPEX;不可达 / 危险资产暴露每个资产集群 $100K–$500K
工业制造(柔性 / 多品种)制造副总裁、工厂经理生产经理、机器人集成工程师工厂运营或数字化转型资本开支制造副总裁、CTO劳动力成本上涨;柔性要求;多品种产线不适合固定路径自动化每座工厂 $20K–$200K
防务与安防政府项目办公室、企业安防副总裁、防务主承包商项目经理一线操作员、安防人员、自主系统操作员政府合同(IDIQ、成本加成)或企业安防运营开支政府合同授权方、企业安防负责人威胁格局;自主周界 / 巡逻能力;已建立 Certis Group 合作视合同而定;政府规模差异较大

交易规模为说明性估计,依据 FieldAI 披露的定价区间(公司来源称每次部署每年 $10K–$500K) 以及可比工业软件合同基准。FieldAI 未公开客户数或平均合同价值;估计置信度低,应在数据室尽调中核验。

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FM003: 买方 / 细分采用流程 — FieldAI 工业客户旅程

FieldAI AI 机器人平台的工业客户采用流程,映射从初始认知到企业级车队部署的买方角色和关键决策闸口。

采用路径根据 FieldAI 的 Boston Dynamics 案例研究描述和公司 PR 推断;未披露转化率或销售周期长度数据。 “试点炼狱”约束(BuiltWorlds:活跃使用率从 65% 降至 46%)表明,ROI 验证闸口是许多行业部署卡住的位置。

[CM022, CM023, CM028, CM039]

2.4 增长驱动因素与采用约束

结构性增长驱动因素跨越数十年,且证据充分。劳动力短缺最直接:美国西部矿业劳动力中超过 50% 预计将在 2029 年前退休,全球建筑业也持续面临熟练工短缺。US Mine Safety and Health Administration(MSHA)记录,2024 财年采矿死亡 31 人,致命伤率为每 200,000 工时 0.0110,监管对最危险任务采用自主替代方案的压力仍在。IFR World Robotics 2025 数据显示,全球工业机器人年装机量到 2028 年仍将保持在 500,000+ 台,随着硬件规格趋同,软件定义自主能力越来越成为差异化因素。Deloitte 2026 TMT Prediction 确认,专用 AI 基础模型——不同于消费级 LLM——是可能在 2026 至 2030 年间把机器人从命令控制推向真正泛化自主的技术突破。 采用约束同样实质。McKinsey Industrial Robotics Survey 显示,71% 的工业公司把硬件资本成本列为采用机器人主要障碍,61% 指向内部经验不足;同时,组装、表面处理和焊接等复杂活动在中短期内不太可能自动化。Deloitte 观察到,自 2021 年以来工业机器人年销量基本持平在约 500,000 台,并警告除非数据质量、集成复杂度和网络安全瓶颈被解决,否则市场很可能维持相对温和的年增长。最关键的是,BuiltWorlds 2025 Equipment and Robotics Benchmarking 报告——Construction Dive 在报道 FieldAI 融资时引用——发现,报告正在使用机器人的建筑企业比例从 2024 年的 65% 降至 2025 年的 46%,即使正面评价从 74% 跳升到 95%。热情与部署之间的分叉,是近期市场的核心张力,也是 FieldAI 最直接的执行风险:把强试点表现转化为可持续企业收入。高 capex 周期、与遗留工厂系统的 OT/IT 集成摩擦、长回本周期要求,以及油气运营商资本环境波动,都是进一步的结构性逆风。宣称市场规模和已部署产品之间的差距真实且重大。 [CM031, CM032, CM033, CM034, CM035, CM036]

增长驱动因素与采用约束表
驱动因素 / 约束类型方向时点对 FieldAI 的影响尽调问题
建筑、采矿、能源领域普遍劳动力短缺驱动因素正向当前 → 多十年结构性提高付费意愿和紧迫性;人工替代方案变稀缺,试点到签约周期缩短核验各垂直领域劳动力短缺量化数据,并关联到具体客户预算审批
安全监管(MSHA、OSHA、IEC 61511、OHS 框架)驱动因素正向当前 → 加速监管要求加快采矿和油气自主化采用;HSE 预算成为部署触发点跟踪 MSHA 执法行动,并映射到 FieldAI 目标客户的 MSHA 合规状态
自主化成熟度(FFM、VLA 模型、边缘 AI)驱动因素正向2026–2028 拐点FieldAI 的物理优先 FFM 目前有差异化;竞争对手的 VLA 模型到 2028 年可能缩小差距在真实非结构化部署中,对比 FFM 任务表现与竞争基础模型
硬件商品化(Boston Dynamics Spot 价格、人形机器人)驱动因素正向2026–2030 趋势机器人硬件商品化之后,软件智能层捕获更高利润份额监测 Spot 价格趋势,以及 FieldAI 与 OEM 合作伙伴的授权费 / 收入分成模式
资本开支周期与 ROI 验证要求约束负向持续企业采购委员会扩量前要求多年 ROI 证明;拖慢收入确认FieldAI 有多少试点转为多年企业合同?平均销售周期多长?
集成复杂度与遗留 OT/IT 系统约束负向持续运营方使用互不兼容的遗留数据格式(BIM、ERP、工业历史数据库);集成开销抬高部署成本评估 FieldAI 与主流 BIM(Autodesk BIM 360)、ERP 和 OSIsoft PI 系统的集成深度
试点泥潭(BuiltWorlds:尽管正面评估超过 95%,活跃机器人使用率从 65% 降至 46%)约束负向近期(2025–2027)正面评估没有转化为活跃部署;全行业试点后流失风险高索取 FieldAI 试点到企业合同的转化率和流失数据;这是最关键的商业指标
地缘政治扰动与大宗商品价格波动约束负向阶段性油价冲击、工业硬件关税和地缘政治冲突会暂停油气与采矿资本开支周期评估 FieldAI 在垂直领域和地域上的收入多元化,以判断宏观韧性

试点泥潭数据来自 BuiltWorlds 2025 Equipment & Robotics Benchmarking 报告,由 Construction Dive 引用。 MSHA 死亡事故数据来自 PMR 对 MSHA FY2024 记录的引用。采矿劳动力短缺数字来自 PMR 引用的行业估计。 McKinsey 障碍数据来自 2022 Global Industrial Robotics Survey。所有约束严重性评级均为分析师判断; FieldAI 未披露转化或流失指标。

[CM031, CM033, CM034, CM035, CM036, CM037]
FM004: 采用漏斗 — FieldAI 目标垂直中的工业 AI 机器人部署

FieldAI 企业机器人软件在重工业垂直中的示意性部署漏斗。数值代表各阶段可触达工业运营商估计占比。 FieldAI 未披露实际转化率;数字为示意性行业基准。

转化百分比是企业级工业 AI 机器人部署的示意估计。BuiltWorlds 2025 数据点(尽管 95%+ 正面评估, 活跃使用率从 65% 降至 46%)锚定试点到活跃使用的缺口。FieldAI 未披露管线指标、赢率或转化数据。 实际漏斗形态未知,需要资料室访问验证。

[CM020, CM022, CM039, CM041]

2.5 图表

Chapter 03

03竞争格局

3.1 竞争格局与买方替代方案

到 2026 年,需要自主机器人运营能力的工业企业有五种实质不同的解法:(1) 在现有硬件上部署 FieldAI 的 Field Foundation Models;(2) 采用资金充足竞争对手的具身 AI 基础模型平台(Intrinsic/Google、Physical Intelligence、Covariant);(3) 使用自带机器人栈的巡检专业平台(Gecko Robotics、Machina Labs);(4) 依赖机器人 OEM 捆绑的智能软件(Boston Dynamics Orbit、KUKA、Fanuc 原生 AI);(5) 维持现状——人工巡检团队、依赖传统 SLAM/GPS 的导航,或内部软件团队。多数大型企业买方会同时采用不止一种方案,多归属很常见,切换成本也比初看更软。FieldAI 瞄准最大的未满足切片:动态、无 GPS、无结构的现场环境,现状方案和 OEM 原生方案在这里失效。公司不绑定硬件的软件模式避开机器人制造的资本强度,也让它能跨越比任何单一 OEM 更多的平台。截至 2026 年 5 月,下文梳理的八家直接和替代玩家合计拥有远超 FieldAI 的 VC 和企业资本;这既验证了市场,也带来资金雄厚对手固化竞争格局的实质风险。 [CP001, CP002, CP003, CP004, CP005]

竞争对手画像表
竞争对手类别规模 / 融资目标细分市场差异化相对 FieldAI 的局限
FieldAI具身 AI 软件(横向)已融资 $405M;估值 $2B(2025 年 8 月)建筑、能源、采矿、物流、防务;异构机器人机群物理优先、风险感知 FFM;端侧运行、无 GPS;多智能体机群;硬件无关参照公司
Intrinsic / Google机器人软件平台(开发工具 + AI)Alphabet → Google(2026 年 2 月);收购 Vicarious 约 $250M;未披露独立融资制造、物流、电子;面向开发者;Foxconn/Fanuc OEM 渠道Flowstate 无 / 低代码开发环境;Gemini AI 集成;Fanuc 1.1M 台机器人带来的机器人版 Android 规模聚焦结构化工厂环境;非结构化地形自主化有限;依赖云
Physical Intelligence (Pi)具身 AI 基础模型(研究)$70M 种子轮 + $400M Series A + $600M Series B + 正寻求 $1B(合计约 $2.07B);估值 $11B通用机器人;以操作为主的实验室到生产迁移VLA 架构;涌现泛化;用于精准操作的 RL token;强学术背景截至 2026 年 3 月无商业产品或收入;操作偏向尚未在工业现场验证
Covariant机器人 AI 平台(仓储 / 操作)已融资 $222M;估值 $625M;2024 年 8 月 Amazon 人才收购创始人(非独家许可)仓储、物流、零售履约(件拣、分拣)RFM-1 80 亿参数多模态基础模型;机群学习;通过 ABB 和 KNAPP 集成商渠道人才收购后范围收窄;以仓储为中心;未在户外 / 无 GPS 工业环境验证
Gecko Robotics巡检机器人 + AI 平台(垂直)已融资 $347M;估值 $1.25B(2025 年 6 月)能源、防务、制造、海军——关键基础设施巡检TOKA 磁轮机器人 + Cantilever 数字孪生平台;$71M 海军 IDIQ(2026 年 3 月)垂直整合(自有机器人),限制 OEM / 硬件无关打法;聚焦巡检
Boston Dynamics (Hyundai)机器人 OEM + 机群管理软件Hyundai 持有(无独立 VC 融资);2021 年完成 Hyundai 交易,交易额 $14.5B工业巡检、物流、制造;Atlas 人形机器人到 2028 年进入 Kia/Hyundai 工厂Orbit 软件;Google Gemini/DeepMind 集成;FieldAI 合作伙伴(2026 年 3 月),用于未知地形Orbit 绑定 Boston Dynamics 硬件;并非具身形态无关;非结构化自主化依赖 FieldAI
Machina LabsAI 驱动制造机器人(垂直)已融资 $209M;$124M Series C(2026 年 2 月);Lockheed Martin/Toyota/Woven Capital 投资防务、航空航天、先进出行——机器人钣金成形RoboCraftsman AI 成形平台;软件定义工厂;从数字设计到生产特定应用(金属成形),不是通用自主大脑;仅在防务机器人预算上重叠
Viam开源机器人软件平台(开发者)已融资 $117M;2025 年 3 月 Series CIoT、工业自动化、智能机器——开发 / 工程团队开源;模块化;多语言 SDK;云端机群管理;Universal Robots 合作伙伴SDK / 中间件层没有训练好的自主模型;需要大量开发者投入才能达到 FieldAI 同等水平
现状 / 内部自研人工巡检 + 内部 SLAM/GPS 导航N/A——现有劳动力或内部 R&D 预算拥有内部工程能力的大型工业企业;风险规避型买家无软件许可成本;数据完全可控;可定制无法在无 GPS 或非结构化环境可靠运行;人工成本高;没有跨平台机群学习

规模 / 融资数据反映截至 2026 年 5 月公开报道的最新数字。估值为最后已知投后估值。 Boston Dynamics 的融资 / 估值反映 2021 年 Hyundai 交易价格,不是当前独立 VC 估值。 Physical Intelligence 合计包括已报道的 Series B 和公开引用的进行中融资;可能不包含 Series C 完整交割。

[CP001, CP002, CP006, CP007, CP008, CP009]
FP001: 竞争定位图 — 工业部署就绪度与具身 AI 广度

基于证据的序数评分(0–10),按部署就绪度(x 轴)和具身 AI 泛化广度(y 轴)放置 FieldAI 及主要竞争对手。 FieldAI 在部署就绪度上领先;Physical Intelligence 在模型广度上领先,但没有商业部署。

序数评分是有证据支撑的编辑估计,并非已发布基准。x 轴(工业部署就绪度)反映已记录的生产部署、客户合同证据和多站点车队规模。 y 轴(具身 AI 泛化广度)反映模型架构范围、具身形态覆盖和任务多样性。Physical Intelligence 部署就绪度评分较低, 因为截至 2026 年初已确认没有商业产品。证据稀疏,所有评分都有 ±1–2 个序数单位不确定性。

[CP001, CP008, CP009, CP010, CP011, CP012]

3.2 竞争对手画像与能力对比

Intrinsic 现已并入 Google(2026 年 2 月),提供 Flowstate,这是面向工业机器人的网页版开发和仿真环境。该平台可跨 KUKA、Fanuc、Universal Robots 等硬件运行,并借助 Google Gemini AI 模型完成视觉和推理。2026 年 5 月与 Fanuc 的合作让 Google 触达 1.1 million 台已部署工业机器人——这是任何创业公司都无法匹配的分销通道。Intrinsic 在五年开发后于 2023 年 1 月裁撤 20% 员工,也未披露商业收入,但被 Google 吸收以及与 Foxconn 的合资(2025 年 10 月)表明其商业化意图正在加速。Physical Intelligence(Pi)是一家研究优先的基础模型公司,成立于 2024 年,截至 2026 年 3 月没有商业产品或收入。其 π0.7 模型(2026 年 4 月)在操作任务上显示出涌现泛化能力,据报道正以 $11 billion 估值融资 $1 billion。Pi 的 VLA(Vision-Language-Action)架构瞄准从实验室到生产的迁移。Covariant 是机器人基础模型早期玩家(RFM-1,8B 参数,2024 年 3 月发布),但创始人和约 25% 员工在 2024 年 8 月被 Amazon 收购式招募,换取一份非独家技术授权。剩余公司由新 CEO Ted Stinson 领导,继续服务非 Amazon 物流客户(服装、杂货、制药),但面临公司不确定性,以及竞争性数据积累者带来的窄护城河。Gecko Robotics 把自研 TOKA 巡检机器人与 Cantilever AI 平台结合,用于关键基础设施数字孪生,2025 年 6 月达到独角兽状态($1.25 billion 估值),并在 2026 年 3 月赢得一份 $71 million、五年期 U.S. Navy IDIQ 合同。Gecko 的市场深入能源、国防和制造巡检,但结构上比 FieldAI 的横向雄心更窄。Boston Dynamics(Hyundai 旗下)提供 Spot、Stretch 和 Atlas 机器人,以及用于机队智能的 Orbit 软件平台。2026 年 3 月,Boston Dynamics 宣布与 FieldAI 直接合作,把 Spot 扩展到未知、动态环境——这让 Boston Dynamics 同时成为硬件伙伴,也随着 Orbit 扩大与 Google Gemini 的 AI 集成而成为潜在软件竞争对手。Machina Labs 专注 AI 驱动的机器人钣金成形(RoboCraftsman),服务国防和航空航天,2026 年 2 月完成 $124 million Series C。它不是 FieldAI 巡检和自主能力重点的直接竞争对手,但会争夺国防预算和 OEM 机器人心智。Viam 是开源机器人软件平台(累计融资 $117 million),面向希望在 IoT、机器人和工业机器之间抽象硬件的开发者。Viam 争夺同一个「大脑层」叙事,但定位是开发者 SDK 路线,而 FieldAI 依赖预训练 AI 模型。内部自建仍是默认在位者:大型工业公司(能源、采矿、建筑)保留内部机器人和软件工程团队。内部自建的单位经济很难量化,但当商业平台无法满足所需安全认证或数据驻留限制时,它就会成为默认选择。 [CP006, CP007, CP008, CP009, CP010, CP011]

功能 / 能力矩阵
购买标准FieldAIIntrinsic / GooglePhysical IntelligenceCovariantGecko RoboticsBoston Dynamics OrbitViam
无 GPS / 非结构化地形自主化是——核心能力;端侧运行,无需预先建图否——结构化工厂环境;依赖 GPS/SLAM未知——实验室操作场景;未确认现场部署否——仅结构化仓储环境部分——室内无 GPS 爬行;不是通用移动能力部分——根据合作关系,未知地形需要 FieldAI FFM否——仅 SDK;用户必须自备自主模型
硬件 / 具身形态无关是——四足、人形、轮式、履带式、AV是——Fanuc、KUKA、Universal Robots 等部分——聚焦操作;未在现场机器人中验证部分——机械臂 / 仓储操作机器人否——专有 TOKA 机器人;仅自有硬件否——仅 Spot/Stretch/Atlas是——开放 API 覆盖多种硬件类型
端侧推理(无需云)是——<100ms 延迟;可完全离线隔离否——依赖 Google Cloud未知——研究架构未披露边缘端情况未知——未记录边缘 / 离线运行部分——实时传感器流;仍需云分析否——Orbit 需要连接才能显示仪表盘和洞察部分——提供边缘 SDK;建议云端管理
多智能体 / 机群协同是——多智能体基础模型(MFM);机群级编排部分——有任务编排,但不是多机器人 AI 协同未知——无产品文档是——跨站点机群学习,但不是实时多智能体否——每站点单台机器人工作流是——Orbit 集中管理多台 Spot/Stretch 机器人是——机群管理,含监控和 OTA 更新
防务 / 政府准入准备度是——FieldAI Federal 子公司;DARPA 背景;DoD 管线否——商业聚焦;未披露联邦子公司否——研究阶段;未披露政府项目否——聚焦商业物流是——美国海军 IDIQ $71M;空军和海军项目部分——Hyundai 所有权限制单边美国 DoD 签约否——商业聚焦
基础模型 / 跨任务 AI 泛化是——Field Foundation Models(FFM);物理优先、风险感知是——Flowstate + Gemini AI;通过无代码技能实现任务泛化是——π0.7 VLA;跨任务涌现泛化(实验室)是——RFM-1 80 亿参数;多模态;仓储泛化部分——AI 预测分析;不是通用机器人推理部分——Gemini 视觉语言;巡检特定推理否——SDK 平台;模型需用户自备或来自注册库
数字孪生 / 巡检分析部分——通过 Spot 合作集成 BIM / 数字孪生部分——通过 Flowstate 仿真;非实时巡检否——非公开记录能力否——聚焦仓储操作是——Cantilever 数字孪生;3D 厚度图;AI 异常检测是——Orbit 历史站点目录;视觉、声学、热数据部分——数据管线到云;不是完整数字孪生平台

单元格反映截至 2026 年 5 月公开产品文档和新闻稿。所有“未知”单元格代表真实证据缺口,而非假定缺少能力。 序数标签(是 / 否 / 部分 / 未知)为基于引用来源的编辑判断,不是供应商发布的基准。

[CP003, CP004, CP005, CP018, CP019, CP020]
FP002: 按竞争对手划分的功能广度 / 能力地图

按六项购买标准对七家竞争对手作序数能力评估。单元格含义:是=来源证实,部分=部分 / 有限,否=证实不存在, ?=未知 / 证据不足。

是=主来源证实,部分=部分证据,否=证实不存在 / 超出范围,?=公开证据不足。该图采用不同证据视角(二元能力存在性), 不同于 TP002(按标准给出文字描述)。

[CP003, CP004, CP005, CP015, CP016, CP017]

3.3 定价与包装对比

竞争场内定价透明度很低;大多数平台面向企业采购销售,并不公开标价。FieldAI 订阅据报道按部署规模不同,从每年数万美元到 $500,000 不等;公司引用第三方估计,称 2025 年已签约收入达到 $100 million 或以上、ARR 达到 $140 million。Intrinsic 不公布 Flowstate 定价;Google 的云优先模式意味着企业 SaaS 分层叠加 Google Cloud 算力费用,Fanuc 合作则暗示批量授权。Physical Intelligence 没有商业产品或定价。Gecko Robotics 把巡检服务、Cantilever 平台访问和工程咨询打包进多年合同;Navy IDIQ 展示了一份覆盖 18 艘舰艇、五年 $71 million 的合同上限。Boston Dynamics Orbit 作为硬件之上的软件层销售;年费未披露,但 Michelin 等企业案例研究把它列为持续运营软件。Viam 提供开发者友好的免费层,企业定价按需报价;开源模式先推动开发者采用,再向托管基础设施增购。Machina Labs 按制造服务合同定价,而不是软件订阅。行业估计,仅 U.S. Navy 每年人工巡检成本就达 $13–$20 billion;按 Boston Dynamics 合作公告,FieldAI 赋能系统在建筑工地可把文档时间减少 90% 以上。 [CP021, CP022, CP023, CP024, CP025, CP026]

定价 / 打包对比
竞争对手价格 / 单位 / 合同模式包含能力已知折扣或未知项对买家的影响
FieldAI每次部署每年数万美元至约 $500K(第三方估计);$140M ARR(2025 年估计)FFM 软件许可;传感器-计算载荷;端侧推理;云分析;联邦式模型更新企业合同;取决于部署规模;未公开披露准确价格价格区间很宽,意味着分层部署模式;小试点可进入,企业级扩量昂贵
Intrinsic / Google未公开披露;预计为企业 SaaS + Google Cloud 算力Flowstate 开发环境;仿真;Gemini AI 模型;支持 KUKA/Fanuc/UR 硬件Fanuc 合作条款未披露;开发者访问可能为挑战赛参与者提供免费层Google 规模可能支撑激进定价以拿下 OEM 体量;FieldAI 面临直接价格竞争风险
Physical Intelligence无商业产品;定价未知无——研究阶段N/A近期无定价威胁;若 Pi 在 2026–2027 年商业化,则变得相关
Covariant有绩效保证的 SLA;多年企业合同;单位经济性与吞吐量绑定(仓储)Covariant Brain AI;机械臂集成;站点特定训练;机群学习人才收购后定价策略未公开更新;Amazon 关系可能压缩利润率成熟 SLA 模式;仓储特定;不适用于 FieldAI 的现场部署定价语境
Gecko Robotics多年服务合同;5 年 $54M–$71M 海军 IDIQ;私人商业定价TOKA 机器人部署;Cantilever SaaS 平台;工程咨询;数字孪生巡检服务 + 软件捆绑定价;按资产覆盖范围定价,不按席位服务模式毛利更高,但需要 Gecko 自有机器人;不是纯软件打法
Boston Dynamics Orbit按机器人 / 站点的软件许可;未公开披露定价;与 Spot/Stretch 采购捆绑机群仪表盘;视觉-声学-热巡检;Gemini 视觉;任务调度;CMMS/WMS 集成绑定硬件定价;企业支持包增加成本Spot 机群部署后切换成本高;Orbit 成本并入更大的 BD 硬件合同
Viam开发者优先免费层;企业定价按需询价;累计融资 $117M(未披露收入)开源 SDK;多语言 API;云端机群管理;Viam Registry 驱动 / 模型开源核心消除供应商锁定;企业层增加托管基础设施进入成本低;吸引绿地部署;买家必须自备自主模型
现状 / 内部自研熟练巡检员人工:$50–$200/小时;内部机器人 R&D 资本开支($1M–$50M 区间)完全控制;集成现有工作流;无软件许可隐藏成本:安全事故、停机、慢周期数据采集危险或大规模环境中总成本最高;模型改进没有复利效应

所有定价数字要么来自公开报道的第三方估计,要么明确标注未披露。FieldAI ARR 估计来自 Getlatka/Sacra, FieldAI 未确认。政府合同金额来自新闻稿。内部自研成本区间为行业典型,并非特定站点。

[CP021, CP022, CP023, CP024, CP025, CP026]

3.4 差异化持久性、护城河分析与反向证据

FieldAI 宣称的护城河建立在四根支柱上:(1) 物理优先、风险感知的基础模型,训练于自有真实部署数据;(2) 不依赖云或 GPS 的边缘端部署,能进入云优先竞争者无法触达的市场;(3) 跨建筑、能源、采矿和国防不断增长的机队形成数据飞轮;(4) 由 Boston Dynamics、Certis Group 和 Carnegie Mellon Robotics Innovation Center 锚定的合作伙伴生态。现阶段独立评估这条护城河结构上很难:部署数据量和模型性能基准未公开,不绑定硬件的定位是优势,也意味着竞争者可以争取同样的机器人伙伴。几个反向信号值得关注。第一,Physical Intelligence 正以 $11 billion 估值融资——是 FieldAI 的 5.5×——尽管没有商业产品。如果 Pi 在 FieldAI 建立主导数据优势前商业化,更强的资本基础可能压缩 FieldAI 的差异化窗口。第二,Google/Intrinsic/Fanuc 集成(1.1 million 台已部署机器人获得 AI 升级)代表一种 FieldAI 无法有机复制的装机基础杠杆。第三,UpsideList 2026 年 3 月分析给出一个 50% 概率的悲观情景:NVIDIA Isaac 或 Boston Dynamics 内化自主层,通过降价融资抹掉 FieldAI 普通股价值。关键在于,FieldAI 最显眼的合作伙伴 Boston Dynamics 本身运营 Orbit 软件平台,背后有 Google Gemini 支持,也可能选择开发竞争性自主能力。第四,针对 Covariant 这一仓储 AI 类比公司的独立分析,把其数据护城河评为「窄,不宽」,理由是 Physical Intelligence、Nimble 和 Amazon 都在竞争性积累数据;同样逻辑适用于任何具身 AI 平台。基础模型商品化风险真实存在:随着 VLA 模型通过开源发布(Pi 已开源早期模型)和超大规模云 API 扩散,物理优先差异化可能从结构性护城河压缩成商业秘密。FieldAI 的防务垂直(FieldAI Federal,由前 DARPA PM Eric Krotkov 领导)和无 GPS 边缘部署要求,可能是最可防守的细分,因为它们需要硬件认证和安全许可,形成独立于模型质量的监管切换成本。 [CP027, CP028, CP029, CP030, CP031, CP032]

护城河耐久性 / 竞争风险登记表
护城河主张威胁严重性证据基础缓解 / 尽调问题
物理优先 FFM 数据飞轮Physical Intelligence 和开源 VLA 凭更多资本更快积累竞争性部署数据Pi 正以 $11B 估值融资 $1B(thelec.net);开源 π 模型可用核验 FieldAI 当前机群规模和数据量,对比 Pi;确认模型更新节奏;评估数据排他性
端侧无 GPS 部署(无云)如果 Gemini 模型压缩取得进展,Google Cloud/Intrinsic 的云原生架构可能适配边缘端Fanuc/Google 合作(thenextweb.com);NVIDIA Isaac 边缘计算路线图评估边缘模型压缩路径;量化 FieldAI 目标环境的延迟要求
硬件无关的「通用机器人大脑」机器人 OEM(Boston Dynamics、Fanuc)可能更偏好捆绑式内部 AI,或独家 Google/NVIDIA AI 合作BD Orbit + Google Gemini 集成(bostondynamics.com);Fanuc/Intrinsic 合作(thenextweb.com)确认 Boston Dynamics 及其他 OEM 合作中是否存在合同排他性
多智能体机群协同Boston Dynamics Orbit 已能集中管理机群;NVIDIA Isaac ROS 可做多智能体仿真BD Orbit 多站点机群管理已确认(bostondynamics.com);Orbit 与 FieldAI 的合作覆盖地形缺口区分 FieldAI 实时多智能体 AI 推理与 Orbit 编排层;获取第三方基准
防务 / DoD 准入护城河Gecko Robotics 已有 $71M 海军 IDIQ;其他 DoD 主承包商(FLIR、Teledyne)可竞争 DoD AI 巡检Gecko 海军合同(ubos.tech);FieldAI Federal 子公司已披露,但未宣布公开 DoD 合同获取 FieldAI Federal 合同管线;将 DARPA 背景与 Gecko 现有海军认证对比
优先股堆叠风险(资本结构)$2B 估值下叠着 $506M 清算优先权;独立分析认为,悲观情景下普通股权益会被抹掉 50%UpsideList March 2026:「悲观(50%)—NVIDIA Isaac/BD 内部化;下轮融资降估值;普通股被 $506M 优先权抹掉」取得完整股权结构表、优先权条款和清算瀑布,建模普通股持有人的下行情景
跨行业数据多样性广Amazon(通过 Covariant 授权)在 750,000 台机器人规模上积累操作数据;Google 通过 Intrinsic/Fanuc 积累数据Amazon Covariant 授权(techcrunch.com);Fanuc/Google 1.1M 机器人合作(thenextweb.com)确认 FieldAI 在异构环境中的车队规模;量化其数据多样性相较 Amazon/Google 规模的差距

严重性评级是基于证据强度和资本 / 分销差距作出的编辑判断。「高」表示一旦兑现,可能在 3 年内实质削弱 FieldAI 的竞争地位。 「中」表示真实存在但推进较慢或可缓释的威胁。

[CP027, CP028, CP029, CP030, CP031, CP032]
FP003: 护城河 / 竞争就绪度 KPI

截至 2026 年 5 月,FieldAI 相对威胁格局的关键竞争耐久性指标小记分牌。

Physical Intelligence 估值溢价:$11B Pi / $2B FieldAI = 5.5×;均为最近报道轮次。按 UpsideList, 优先权悬挂:$506M / $2B = 25.3%。其他数值均来自引用的主来源。

[CP028, CP029, CP030, CP031, CP032, CP035]

3.5 图表

Chapter 04

04财务情况

4.1 收入来源与变现策略

FieldAI 的收入模式是 B2B 企业模式,围绕两条主要收入流:(1) 客户首次把 FieldAI 的传感器-计算载荷和固件部署到现有第三方机器人上时收取的前期硬件集成费;(2) 持续访问 Field Foundation Models(FFMs)、机队管理和分析服务的经常性软件授权费。公司不制造机器人,也明确避免硬件 OEM 定位,因此商业模式更接近企业软件订阅,而不是机器人硬件供应商。所有设备端推理都在边缘端运行,延迟低于 100ms;机队数据上传到 FieldAI 云平台,用于分析和联邦模型改进。 标价未公开披露。第三方来源把订阅区间描述为「数万美元到每年 $500,000」,取决于部署规模;CEO Ali Agha 则引用美国、欧洲和亚洲的「数百万美元合同」来证明大型企业交易规模。Construction Dive 和 Sacra 确认了 B2B 硬件集成加软件授权结构。没有证据显示公司存在面向消费者的收入流、市场平台模式或硬件 OEM 收入。面向防务的子公司 FieldAI Federal 已在运营,未来可能贡献政府合同收入,但尚未公开披露合同授予。 唯一公开收入信号是 Orange County Business Journal 2026 年 4 月报道,援引匿名「知情人士」称公司已签约收入超过 $100M。GetLatka 分析师平台估计,截至 2025 年 11 月 ARR 为 $140M。两项数字都未经审计、未获公司确认,也没有按收入流拆分。因此这些数据点只能作为方向性信号,而不是已确认财务指标。 [CI001, CI002, CI003, CI004, CI005, CI006]

收入来源
收入来源机制计费单位当前数值 / 状态收入质量尽调要求
软件授权(FFM)按站点或按机器人订阅,获得 FFM 访问、车队分析和持续模型更新年度经常性合同早期阶段;已签约 >$100M(匿名来源,April 2026);$140M ARR 估计(GetLatka,Nov 2025)中 — 经常性结构是正面信号;软件与服务收入占比未验证披露经审计的 ARR、ACV、NRR 和客户数
硬件集成(一次性)前期把传感器 / 计算载荷部署到客户机器人,并完成固件集成按部署收费已计入签约收入;与经常性收入的占比未披露低 — 一次性费用降低收入可预测性;毛利率可能低于软件披露授权收入与服务收入拆分
边缘分析 / 云平台车队数据聚合、分析仪表盘、联邦学习基础设施包含在软件订阅中或打包销售未单独披露;可能打包进授权费低 — 没有证据显示这是可单独变现的 SKU确认分析功能是独立增购项,还是包含在基础授权中
政府 / 国防(FieldAI Federal)通过 FieldAI Federal 子公司,为军事和危险侦察任务提供自主 AI政府合同(IDIQ、成本加成或固定价格)未披露公开授标;子公司有 DARPA 背景且处于活跃状态未知 — DoD 市场大,但销售周期为 18–36 个月确认是否已有 DOD 合同载体(OTA、SBIR)及收入贡献

收入数据来自第三方估计(GetLatka,November 2025)或匿名来源(OCBJ,April 2026); 公开渠道没有经审计或公司确认的财务数据。「签约收入」不是 ARR——可能包含一次性集成费和管线承诺。

[CI001, CI002, CI003, CI005, CI006]
定价与变现数据点
数据点描述类型来源置信度
数万美元至 $500K/年据报每个客户部署的订阅价格区间标价区间(第三方报道)Sacra;Construction Dive;跨行业分析低 — 未获公司确认;区间很宽
数百万美元级合同CEO Agha 在 Reuters/ET 采访中提到具体交易规模(August 2025)CEO 披露的合同规模Reuters / Economic Times(August 2025)中 — CEO 口径;未经审计;可能只反映最大合同
>$100M 签约收入OCBJ 匿名来源称,截至 April 2026,累计签约收入达到该水平累计订单信号Orange County Business Journal(April 2026)报道低 — 匿名第三方来源;未经审计;「签约」与已确认收入之间不清楚
$140M ARR(估计)GetLatka 分析师平台截至 November 2025 的估计分析师估计GetLatka(November 2025)低 — 可能来自自报或模型估算;方法未披露;未经审计

FieldAI 所有定价和收入数据点都来自第三方报道、匿名来源或分析师估计。公开渠道没有公司发布的价格表、收入披露或经审计财务报表。 所有数字只能当作方向性信号。

[CI004, CI005, CI006, CI007]
FI001: 收入模型桥 — 从客户活动到毛利润

FieldAI 企业客户互动如何从初始接触流向经常性授权,再到估计毛利润,基于已披露的模型结构。

所有美元数字都是估计或披露区间;不存在经审计财务数据。节点数值仅指示方向。

[CI001, CI002, CI003, CI016]

4.2 资本充足性与未来跑道

FieldAI 两轮融资历史已在公司概况章节详述。用于判断资本充足性的关键输入是:截至 2025 年 8 月累计融资 $405M,其中第二轮($314M)于 2025 年 8 月超额认购完成,由 Bezos Expeditions、Prysm Capital 和 Temasek 共同领投,Khosla Ventures、NVentures(NVIDIA)、Intel Capital、Canaan Partners、BHP Ventures 和 Emerson Collective 参与。第一轮(约 $91M)于 2024 年以 $500M 估值完成;Gates Frontier 和 Samsung 被列为上一轮投资人。 现金余额未披露。月度烧钱速度未披露。公司的员工扩张轨迹——从 2024 年底约 30 人增长到 2025 年 8 月公告时约 130 人,并明确计划到 2025 年底翻倍至约 260 人——意味着固定成本基础快速抬升。按 200–260 名员工、每人 $250K–$350K 的平均全负担成本估算(与 Irvine, CA 和分布式工程团队相符),仅年化薪酬支出就是 $50–90M/year,意味着月度劳动力运行成本约 $4–8M。再加上全球部署费用、云基础设施、硬件载荷成本和 G&A,总月度烧钱速度估计为 $5–10M。按低端 $5M/month 计算,$405M 总融资意味着从创立起约 81 个月总跑道;按 $10M/month 计算,约 40 个月。若用假设的 $100M+ 累计收入抵消,2025 年 8 月融资完成后的净跑道估计为 24–48 个月;若收入没有加速或成本意外升级,下一轮融资触发点落在 2027 年底至 2029 年初。 FieldAI 未宣布任何债务工具、项目融资义务、收入分成融资或授信额度。公司的资本结构看起来是纯股权。与垂直整合机器人公司不同,FieldAI 不做硬件制造,这显著降低了营运资本和库存融资需求。 [CI009, CI010, CI011, CI012, CI013, CI014]

资本充足性——关键输入与估计
指标数值来源 / 依据置信度备注
累计融资$405M官方(fieldai.com 公告,August 2025)官方公告和多家独立媒体均确认;两轮融资
投后估值$2BReuters / CNBC 知情人士(August 2025)较上一轮 ~$500M 上升;据来源称,最新 $314M 融资意味着 $2B 投后估值
资本效率比(估值 / 融资额)约 ~4x–5x ($2B / $405M)Premier Alts;推导值Premier Alts 报告 3.95x;与高增长 AI 软件溢价一致,但未经财务数据验证
估计月度烧钱(区间)$5–10M/month根据员工数和全球扩张范围估计>200 名员工,全成本 $250K–$350K + 基础设施 + 部署运营开支;未披露
由 Aug 2025 交割推算的毛现金跑道24–48 个月(2027 年末至 2029 年初)估计值假设每月烧钱 $5–10M,收入抵消会随时间增加;未披露账上现金
债务 / 项目融资义务未公开披露N/AUnknown未宣布信贷额度、收入分成融资或项目融资;结构看起来是纯股权
下一轮融资触发条件未公开披露N/AUnknown截至 May 2026,未宣布 IPO 时间表、Series B 计划或 M&A 活动

烧钱速度和现金跑道由员工数数据和可比公司基准推导。账上现金、实际月度烧钱和下一轮资本计划未公开披露。 本表引用公司概况章节中的完整融资时间线;本章的主张均有独立来源支撑。

[CI009, CI010, CI011, CI013, CI014, CI015]
FI003: 财务估计区间 — 收入、烧钱速度和现金跑道

截至 2026 年中 FieldAI 关键财务估计的有来源支撑区间。所有数字均为估计;没有经审计数据。

收入低端($50M)反映对预订收入与已确认 ARR 的保守解读。收入高端($140M)为 GetLatka 分析师估计。 烧钱估计由员工数代理推导。现金跑道假设烧钱已扣除收入抵消。

[CI005, CI006, CI013, CI014, CI022]
FI004: 资本强度图——FieldAI 资本投向优先级

FieldAI 已筹 $405M 资本如何流向主要支出类别,并区分低资本开支的软件模式与资本强度更高的运营优先事项。

配置比例依据已披露重点(全球扩张、产品开发、招聘、合作伙伴)估算;公司未正式披露资本配置。

[CI009, CI010, CI011, CI012]

4.3 单位经济模型与成本结构

FieldAI 的单位经济模型大多未披露。公司没有发布经审计财务报表,也未披露毛利率、获客成本(CAC)、净留存率(NRR)、 年合同价值(ACV)或回本周期数据。以下分析基于可比 B2B 工业 AI 软件公司,以及 FieldAI 收入模型中可观察到的结构。 软件许可部分的毛利率估计在 55–80% 区间,参照的是典型企业 AI 软件基准。硬件集成服务涉及实体传感器与计算载荷部署和现场支持, 利润率可能更低(20–45%),会把混合毛利率拉低到纯软件可比公司之下。规模起来后,软件许可收入应会占主导,并抬升混合利润率。 端侧架构不依赖云端推理,相比重云端 AI 平台,每次部署的持续可变成本更低,这是有利的结构特征。 企业工业机器人销售效率先天承压:销售周期通常为 12–24 个月,需要现场演示和集成测试,还要经过多方采购决策。CEO Agha 提到数百万美元级合同金额, 说明单笔规模有可能在中等流失率下支撑 1–3 年 CAC 回本——但若没有披露 CAC 和 NRR 数据,这一点无法验证。如果 $140M ARR 估计和 150 名员工属实, 人均收入约为 $900K–$1M,对这一阶段的企业软件公司而言很强。FieldAI 的 GTM 动作聚焦直接企业销售、硬件伙伴关系(Boston Dynamics、OEM) 和地域扩张伙伴(Certis Group、亚洲),这也限制了纯直销渠道能够触达的市场天花板。 [CI016, CI017, CI018, CI019, CI020, CI021]

单位经济模型——披露、估计与未知项
指标数值 / 估计置信度为何重要尽调要求
毛利率(软件授权)估计 65–80%(企业 AI 软件行业基准)低 — 估计值;未披露长期现金生成的核心驱动;必须高于边缘计算 + 支持的边际成本向管理层请求管理账中按收入来源拆分的毛利率瀑布
毛利率(硬件集成服务)估计 20–45%(现场服务和集成工作)低 — 估计值;未披露服务毛利率会稀释综合毛利率;服务与授权收入占比很关键披露服务与软件收入拆分及各自毛利率
综合毛利率估计 55–75%(取决于授权 / 服务组合)低 — 估计值;未披露与估值相关:软件级毛利率能支撑溢价倍数,混合毛利率则不行请求最新 P&L 或贡献毛利数据
获客成本(CAC)未披露;考虑 12–24 个月销售周期,估计每个企业客户 $200K–$1MUnknownCAC 高、即便回本周期短,也会带来现金流风险;回本周期长则需要 NRR 黏性强请求按客户分群拆分的综合 CAC 和回本周期
净留存率(NRR)未披露;官方公告提到「扩张合同」UnknownNRR >120% 会验证先落地再扩张模式,并显著抬高 LTV 估计请求队列留存数据;确认扩张合同是否提高 ACV
平均合同金额(ACV)基于数百万美元级交易说法和定价区间,估计为 $300K–$2M低 — 估计值ACV 决定 LTV/CAC 分析;估计区间很宽,说明信息缺口大披露 ACV 四分位;确认 ACV 是否包含集成费
人均收入估计 ~$900K–$1M(若按 $140M ARR / 150 名员工计算)低 — 分子和分母都是估计值若准确,是很强的生产率信号;可验证软件模式的可扩展性同时确认员工数和 ARR,以验证该比率
烧钱倍数(每新增 $1 ARR 消耗的资本)估计 1.5x–3x(与激进增长期 AI 同行一致)低 — 估计值;未披露烧钱倍数高意味着资本效率低;高效增长的目标应 <1.5x向管理层请求滚动 12 个月现金消耗和新增 ARR

所有单位经济模型数值都由可比上市公司基准和可观察运营数据(员工数、定价区间、交易规模说法)估算。 没有经审计数据。置信度统一偏低;这些估计应作为情景建模的方向性输入,而不是已确认指标。

[CI016, CI017, CI018, CI019, CI020, CI021]
FI002: 单位经济模型桥 — 从合同到客户终身价值

从赢得合同到年度合同价值、成本扣减和多年期客户终身价值的单位经济模型定性呈现。由于缺少公开数据,所有输入均为估计。

FieldAI 未披露实际 CAC、ACV 或 NRR 数据。所有节点均基于行业基准和可观察的交易规模说法估计。 应视作情景结构,而非已确认指标。

[CI017, CI018, CI019, CI020]

4.4 财务不透明与尽调阻碍

FieldAI 是一家私营公司,没有公开财务报告义务。截至 2026 年 5 月,仍未披露或无法验证的关键财务指标包括: (1)经审计 ARR 或总收入;(2)按收入流拆分的毛利率;(3)CAC 与回本周期;(4)净留存率;(5)客户数和集中度; (6)账面现金;(7)月度或季度烧钱速度。 现有收入信号彼此冲突。GetLatka 估计 ARR 为 $140M(2025 年 11 月),而其他分析平台曾给出低至 $5M 的数字——相差 28 倍, 反映出从外部估算私营公司指标的难度。UpsideList 的社区模型标记上行空间为 -2%,并从老股交易定价角度把公司视作接近收入前阶段, 暗示私募二级市场存在流动性和估值不确定性。 以 $140M ARR 估计计算,$2B 估值对应 14 倍收入倍数;以 $100M 已签约收入信号计算,对应 20 倍。对一家未披露盈利能力、没有公开财务记录、 且所在市场中至少 54% 建筑垂直机器人部署(公司披露的最大市场)仍停留在试点或停滞项目的公司而言,两个倍数都偏激进(据 BuiltWorlds 2025 数据)。 只有当 ARR 增长很快且利润率很高时,这些倍数才站得住——而两者都无法从现有数据确认。FieldAI 未向 SEC 提交 Form D(经 EDGAR 全文搜索确认), 这意味着公司要么依赖了不要求 Form D 的豁免,要么使用了不同法律实体,要么尚未提交。California 实体 “Field Ai, Inc.” (document #6436098,2024 年 10 月 24 日注册,Delaware 设立,CEO Aliakbar Aghamohammadi)处于有效存续状态。 二级市场分析师给出的反向估值信号,以及收入估计区间过宽,并不构成一票否决,但它们意味着:若要承销 $2B 估值,必须通过正式尽调取得非公开财务信息。 [CI022, CI023, CI024, CI025, CI026, CI027]

公开财务缺口
缺失指标重要性对分析的影响尽调路径
经审计年度收入 / ARR阻断性无法确认 $100M 订单或 $140M ARR 估计是否对应已确认收入;估值倍数不可验证在 NDA 下请求管理账或经审计 P&L;可接受滚动 12 个月 ARR 数字
按收入来源拆分的毛利率重大无法判断综合毛利率是否支撑 $2B 估值,也无法判断服务拖累是否限制软件溢价请求按软件授权与服务拆分的贡献毛利瀑布
获客成本和回本周期重大无法验证 GTM 效率或每新增 $1 ARR 的资本强度;长企业销售周期意味着 CAC 可能较高请求销售漏斗数据、交易级成本分摊,以及 2024–2026 队列级 CAC
净留存率(NRR)重大无法验证先落地再扩张的说法;在 $140M ARR 上,即便 10% 流失也会实质影响 LTV请求按产品线拆分的季度队列留存;确认「扩张合同」是否提高 ACV
账上现金(资产负债表)阻断性无法确认现金跑道估计;实际烧钱速度可能与员工数代理值差异很大请求最新资产负债表或最近月份现金余额
客户数和集中度重大收入可能集中在 3–5 个早期采用者;客户流失会形成非对称风险在 NDA 下请求客户明细表;确认前五大客户收入集中度

六项缺口都是投前尽调的标准要求。对这个阶段的私营公司来说并不罕见,但在用任何基本面锚定 $2B 估值前,这些信息都必须拿到。

[CI022, CI023, CI024, CI025, CI026, CI027]

4.5 财务结论

FieldAI 的财务画像是一家资本充足、早期有收入的软件公司,增长快到能在 24 个月内吸引 $405M 融资,但对外部承销仍过于不透明。 $2B 估值完全由投资人信号、增长轨迹和团队履历支撑,而不是经验证的财务基本面。如果 $140M ARR 估计准确,且同比增长 50–100%, 这一估值对一家创造新品类的 AI 软件公司仍在合理区间;如果 ARR 明显更低或增长更慢,倍数就很难辩护。前瞻资本充足度看起来稳健: $405M 融资对应的是纯软件运营模型(没有硬件制造资本开支、没有库存融资),再加上披露的 >$100M 预订收入,意味着下一轮融资前至少有 2–3 年运营跑道。 最大的尽调风险不是偿付能力,而是信息不对称——公开可验证内容与承销估值所需内容之间的缺口,对一家 $2B 公司而言异常宽。 [CI030, CI031, CI032]

4.6 展示材料

Chapter 05

05产品与技术

5.1 产品定义与模块图

FieldAI 是一家纯 AI 软件公司,不制造机器人。其商业产品是 Field Foundation Model(FFM)平台:安装在合作伙伴或客户自有机器人硬件上的、 不绑定机器人形态的自主软件。FFM 像一个通用“大脑”,让机器人在非结构化工业环境中感知、推理和行动,不需要预先绘制场地地图、GPS、云连接, 也不需要按任务重新编程。平台跨硬件兼容四足机器人(如 Boston Dynamics Spot)、轮式机器人、人形平台和乘用级自动驾驶车辆。 FieldAI 的应用组合覆盖官网 Solutions 页面列出的八类方案:现场测绘与文档化;设施和设备巡检;状态异常检测;大规模数据采集; 无人物料运输;安全和威胁检测;远程呈现与远程操作;搜索与 ISR。公司既自研应用,也通过合作伙伴载荷模型与第三方供应商开发应用。 短期商业重点是巡检和数据采集(目前已产生收入),操控和通用作业则位于中长期路线图上。 一个突出的架构原则是 “Context over Training”:FFM 不要求穷尽式场景预训练,而是利用上下文线索和学到的物理先验来推断未见过的情境。 CEO Ali Agha 把机器人的风险感知描述为它对任何动作都有一种“我有多大把握”的判断,客户可配置风险阈值,并据此调整机器人在安全关键区域的行为。 结果是一种部署模型:机器人可以在新场地快速启用,并在不做大量逐场地定制的情况下扩展到企业级机群。 [CE001, CE003, CE006, CE007, CE008, CE009]

产品模块 / 资产矩阵
模块 / 应用用户 / 买方状态 / 成熟度差异化尽调缺口
Field Foundation Model(FFM)— 核心平台工业企业、国防主承包商生产阶段 — 全球数百个站点物理优先的信念空间架构;不需要地图 / GPS / 云;跨形态没有独立基准;性能规格未披露
Dynamics Foundation Model(DFM)同 FFM — 子模块生产阶段 — 与 FFM 打包把认知世界模型与机器人本体解耦,支持跨平台部署没有独立文档;随 FFM 打包,无法独立测试
Multiagent Foundation Model(MFM)协调多台机器人的车队运营方生产阶段 — 已部署多机器人车队车队级协调;在站点尺度共享环境推理未发布协调延迟规格或独立车队规模基准
站点测绘与文档化建筑、矿业、设施管理者生产阶段 — Big-D Construction 等自主夜间 3D 扫描;对齐 BIM / 数字孪生具名客户仅限 Big-D;未发布地图精度规格
设施与设备巡检能源、油气、公用事业、制造业生产阶段 — 日本、美国、欧洲的能源和工业站点无需预编程路线即可检测危险、发现异常没有独立准确率或误报率数据
无人化物料运输建筑、物流、制造业早期商业化 — 2026–2028 中期路线图同一个 FFM 大脑延伸到操作任务;避开地图依赖操作能力尚未在生产中证明;没有客户案例
安防与威胁检测安防公司、公共基础设施运营方生产阶段 — Certis Group Singapore 合作接入 Certis Mozart 指挥平台;车队规模巡逻Certis 合作于 Feb 2026 签署;现场部署未获独立来源确认
远程呈现 / 远程操作远程操作员、设施管理可用 — 已列在 Solutions 页面以人类在环作为自主运行的后备未发布面向用户的文档或性能数据
搜索与 ISR联邦、国防、应急响应生产阶段 — FieldAI Federal 垂直业务DARPA/NASA 渊源;有 GPS 受限地下导航履历国防合同和认证未公开披露

状态来自 FieldAI 官方材料、合作伙伴公告和新闻;部署数量没有独立审计。「生产阶段」表示公司确认已有现场部署; 「早期商业化」表示按分析师 / 投资人报道仍处路线图阶段。空单元格反映缺少公开披露,不代表能力不存在。

[CE001, CE005, CE008, CE009, CE010, CE012]
FE001: FieldAI 产品架构栈

FFM 平台从传感器输入到应用输出的分层模型架构。

层级边界和名称依据官方产品页、NVIDIA 合作新闻稿和 FAIRI 论文推断。DFM 和 MFM 有官方描述;内部模型权重和推理硬件未披露。

[CE001, CE002, CE004, CE005, CE016, CE030]

5.2 架构与技术设计

FFM 平台由三层模型组件构成。核心 FFM 利用视觉、LiDAR、文本和音频等多模态传感器流,处理感知、世界建模和决策。Dynamics Foundation Model(DFM) 是子模型,整合机器人的内在运动学和动力学特性,让同一个认知层能够驱动机械形态不同的机器人本体。Multiagent Foundation Model(MFM)是协调层, 让机群中的多台机器人共享环境表征,并在场地尺度上集体推理——把机器人群变成分布式自主系统,而不是一组孤立工具。 架构上,FieldAI 在“信念空间”中运行:系统持续跟踪环境状态的概率分布,而不是假设信息完美。这一设计脉络可以追溯到 CEO Ali Agha 在 FIRM(Feedback-based Information RoadMap)信念空间规划上的学术工作,以及赢得 DARPA SubT 挑战赛第二阶段的 NeBula 系统。 这种概率方法意味着机器人可以在无 GPS、低可见度和传感器退化条件下工作。FFM 遇到不熟悉情境时,会明确放慢速度或选择更保守路线——公司承认这会牺牲吞吐量, 但把它视为安全特性。真实世界数据飞轮意味着每次部署都会随时间提升模型表现,形成复利式数据优势。 NVIDIA 集成让工程栈更深。FieldAI 使用 NVIDIA Omniverse NuRec,从机器人日常作业顺带采集的传感器数据中重建高保真 3D 数字孪生。 这些数字孪生会加载到 NVIDIA Isaac Sim 和 Isaac Lab,用于机器人策略训练和验证;FieldAI 还在通过 Microsoft Azure 采用 NVIDIA Physical AI Data Factory Blueprint,使用 NVIDIA Cosmos 开放世界基础模型和 NVIDIA OSMO 自动化合成数据流水线。 公司的 GitHub 组织(field-ai)维护多个机器人基础设施库的活跃 fork——Spot SDK、rosbridge_suite、spconv、unitree_sdk2—— 最近提交截至 2026 年 4 月,为平台集成面提供了开发者侧证据,但公司未公开自有模型权重或 SDK 文档。私有 Squarespace 发布说明页面进一步限制了外部审计已交付能力的空间。 [CE002, CE004, CE005, CE021, CE022, CE014]

技术 / 运营架构表
层 / 组件作用关键依赖风险
多模态感知栈把视觉、LiDAR、文本、音频、热成像、事件相机输入统一的信念状态表征合作伙伴机器人上的传感器硬件(Spot、Unitree 等)传感器退化,或新平台不支持某些模态,会降低感知质量
信念空间世界模型(FFM 核心)概率化环境表征;管理未知场景中的不确定性来自运营部署的真实世界训练数据分布偏移:训练语料未覆盖的新环境会带来保守吞吐成本
Dynamics Foundation Model(DFM)整合机器人运动学 / 动力学模型,支持跨平台执行机器人 URDF / 动力学模型;平台专属校准每种新机器人形态都需要 DFM 适配;集成工作量深度未披露
Multiagent Foundation Model(MFM)车队级协调;共享环境推理机器人间通信(边缘 mesh 或本地网络)密集工业环境中的通信故障或带宽约束
边缘计算运行时在机器人端完整运行 FFM 推理,不需要云连接端侧加速器硬件(推测为 NVIDIA Jetson 或同等设备)硬件采购和兼容性未公开记录;功耗 / 散热限制会约束可选机器人平台
NVIDIA Omniverse NuRec 管线把运营传感器数据转成高保真 3D 数字孪生,供客户和 sim-to-real 使用NVIDIA Omniverse 许可;Data Factory Blueprint 的 Azure 工具链依赖 NVIDIA 商业栈;存在 Omniverse 平台延续性和许可风险
Isaac Sim / Isaac Lab 训练管线在可直接用于仿真的重建环境中训练和验证策略重建数字孪生;NVIDIA Isaac 计算基础设施仿真到现实差距:机器人遇到仿真未覆盖的陌生现实特征时,行为趋于保守
合成数据流水线(Cosmos + OSMO)用合成训练场景补充真实部署数据NVIDIA Cosmos 开放世界模型;NVIDIA OSMO;Microsoft AzureNVIDIA、Microsoft、FieldAI 三方依赖拉大集成界面,也加重供应商锁定

架构层来自 FieldAI 官方产品页、NVIDIA 合作新闻稿和 FieldAI NVIDIA Omniverse 博文。边缘计算硬件细节未公开;NVIDIA Jetson 是根据行业惯例和 NVIDIA 合作背景推断。依赖项仅反映已记录的集成点;可能还有未披露组件。

[CE002, CE003, CE004, CE005, CE014, CE015]
FE002: 客户部署流程

FFM 平台如何在客户现场激活,并持续交付运营价值。

[CE003, CE007, CE015, CE018, CE024]

5.3 部署流程与用例

FieldAI 的部署模型是 B2B 软件:客户拥有或租赁的机器人安装 FFM 大脑,FieldAI 提供集成服务和持续模型更新。客户不需要从 FieldAI 购买专用硬件。 部署时间是关键差异化主张:由于机器人不需要预先绘图环境或 GPS 基础设施,场地启用被描述为很快;公司和投资人称,过去“需要数月的流程现在只需数小时”。 一位未具名的全球工业制造高管提到,使用 FieldAI 技术加 NVIDIA NuRec 数字孪生生成后,某流程从 3.5 个月缩短到 12 小时(超过 200 倍提升)—— 但该说法没有独立第三方验证。 建筑是领先商业垂直。Big-D Construction 已做 FieldAI 客户超过两年,并在 2026 年 4 月宣布扩展到多个项目;据报道,其中一次早期缺陷发现为项目节省了 $1.2 million。 在安防垂直,Certis Group(新加坡)将 FFM 与其自有 Mozart 编排平台整合,部署于公共基础设施、交通枢纽和工业设施。 FieldAI 与 Boston Dynamics 的合作于 2026 年 3 月 12 日正式化,目标是建筑巡检;配备 FFM 的 Spot 机器人可自主执行 3D 扫描、危险识别和夜间监控。 公司还通过 FieldAI Federal 覆盖联邦和国防用例,该实体由前 DARPA Program Manager Dr. Eric Krotkov 领导。 地域上,FieldAI 已记录的部署位于美国、日本、欧洲,并通过 Certis 覆盖亚太。客户通常不会公开具名(TechCrunch 确认,公司在 2025 年 8 月融资公告时拒绝披露客户名称), 截至 2026 年 5 月,Big-D Construction 是唯一公开具名的建筑行业客户。 [CE011, CE012, CE018, CE023, CE024, CE032]

工作流 / 用例表
用户任务当前 / FieldAI 前工作流FieldAI 方案可量化收益(声称)已记录限制
施工进度监控人工巡场、无人机航拍、3D 扫描专项(数周)Spot 夜间自主巡检 → 每日 3D 进度报告并接入 BIM巡检 / 文档时间减少 90%+(Boston Dynamics 新闻稿)主张未获独立第三方验证;单一供应商来源
工业设备巡检受训技师在危险区域人工巡检机器人无需预建地图路线即可自主穿行设施,采集设备读数减少人员暴露在危险条件下;更早发现异常未发布误报率或覆盖率数据
数字孪生生成人工 3D 扫描专项 — 完成需数月,且很快过时机器人把日常作业副产物转成重建数据 + NuRec → Isaac Sim某未具名客户从 3.5 个月缩短到 12 小时(速度提升 >200×,公司主张)单一未具名客户;未获独立验证
安防巡逻与事件响应人工安防巡逻,覆盖一致性有限自主机器人巡逻 → 实时事件检测 → 通过 Mozart 协调人机响应运营效率和韧性提升(Certis 主张)Certis 部署规模未披露;缺少独立评估
联邦 / ISR 行动在 GPS 受限或危险区域进行有人侦察由 FFM 驱动的机器人在未测绘环境中导航,服务地下和野外 ISRDARPA SubT 获胜验证了 GPS 受限条件下的方法国防合同细节保密;没有商业等价性能基准
多机器人站点协同机器人按顺序或人工派发,共享感知有限MFM 让机器人车队共享环境模型并集体推理公司声称具备真正的分布式系统行为;计划打造全球最大四足机器人车队之一车队规模 MFM 部署细节稀疏;没有独立车队性能数据

除非注明已独立验证,收益均来自公司主张或合作伙伴新闻稿。「可量化收益」单元格反映主张; 投资人和从业者应要求生产数据日志和第三方审计来验证。

[CE011, CE015, CE018, CE012, CE013, CE032]
FE003: 关键依赖图

FieldAI 产品运行和改进依赖的关键外部合作伙伴、平台和数据依赖。

[CE010, CE013, CE014, CE015, CE016, CE017]

5.4 信任、安全与合规

FieldAI 的安全架构基于概率风险管理,而不是显式规则:FFM 在信念空间中运行,维护对环境的置信度估计,并在不确定性超过客户配置阈值时采取保守动作。 CEO Agha 曾将其描述为机器人知道“自己有多大把握”,并通过减速或绕行来避免不安全动作。FieldAI 的模型从一开始就是为物理安全设计,而不是把语言或视觉模型改装到机器人上, 因此这一设计直接应对传统 LLM 用于机器人时的幻觉风险。 但截至 2026 年 5 月,公司没有公开披露任何有文档支持的安全认证、监管批准或合规标准(例如 ISO 10218、IEC 62443、ANSI/RIA、FedRAMP 或工业机器人等效标准)。 Certis 合作协议提到,双方将“共同开展培训、安全验证和运营框架建设,以支持负责任部署”,这暗示正式安全验证框架仍在开发,而非已经完成。 同样,Boston Dynamics 合作更聚焦实际部署结果,而不是认证。FieldAI 通过 FieldAI Federal 进入国防 / 联邦场景,意味着某种程度的政府安全审查, 但没有公布具体许可或 FedRAMP 状态。私有发布说明页面阻止外部各方审计已交付能力与路线图能力之间的差异,也没有发现正式漏洞赏金或安全披露政策。 [CE006, CE026, CE031, CE033, CE034]

信任、质量与合规表
控制项 / 认证 / 质量指标状态(截至 May 2026)范围缺口 / 尽调问题
安全风险阈值(客户可配置)已落地——用于生产部署所有由 FFM 驱动的机器人;阈值可按部署配置未披露默认阈值、边界条件或覆盖策略文档
保守回退行为(不确定时减速)已落地——官方博客已确认FFM 核心——模型遇到陌生场景时触发吞吐影响未量化;触发回退的条件未公开
ISO 10218 / ISO TS 15066(工业机器人安全)未公开披露工业机器人与协作机器人部署索取合规文件或路线图;缺失会实质影响企业采购
IEC 62443(工业控制系统安全)未公开披露安全与能源垂直场景部署未披露机器人到机群通信的网络安全认证
FedRAMP / ITAR / DoD 安全许可未公开披露FieldAI Federal(国防 / ISR 垂直场景)国防合同和许可等级未披露;考虑到 DARPA 资助背景,可假设已接受一定政府审查
安全验证框架(Certis 合作)开发中——合作方已承诺共建框架基于 Certis Mozart 平台的安全部署框架未发布;合作公告未说明时间表
发布说明 / 变更日志访问受限——私有 Squarespace 站点所有产品版本外部无法核对已发布功能与路线图声明;需索取访问权限或变更日志摘要
漏洞赏金 / 安全披露政策公开来源未发现产品安全未发现公开协调漏洞披露计划;尽调需索取内部政策

未获确认的项目,其状态依据公开披露缺失判断。「未公开披露」不代表不合规;企业应直接索取认证。风险感知安全设计在架构层面记录充分,但公开记录中缺少正式第三方认证证据。

[CE026, CE031, CE027, CE034]

5.5 路线图、成熟度与开发者生态

FieldAI 的产品成熟度在巡检和数据采集上最强,公司在这两类场景中有付费客户,并记录了横跨数百个场地的生产部署。分析报道和投资人材料中描述的三阶段路线图是: (1)短期至 2026 年——自主巡检、监控和数据采集,已经商业化;(2)中期 2026–2028 年——干预和操控,从感知扩展到物理动作; (3)长期 2028 年以后——覆盖所有平台、包括人形机器人的通用自主。该路线图与 FieldAI 披露的 $405M 融资用途一致:为运动和操控能力开发提供资金。 CMU Robotics Innovation Center 入驻(2026 年 2 月宣布,Hazelwood Green 2,500 sq ft)使公司的学术研究合作正式化,可使用 1.5-acre 户外测试场和专门机器人实验室。 FieldAI 赞助 CMU 的 AirLab 和 LeCAR lab 研究,并支持 VectorRobotics 学生团队做人形移动操控,显示公司正在投入补齐中长期路线图上的能力缺口。 Field AI Research Institute(FAIRI)发表同行评审研究,NeBula DARPA SubT 论文以及 2024 年关于风险感知 AI 和 MPPI 控制的论文,为公司提供了学术可信度。 开发者生态访问有限。FieldAI 的 GitHub 组织(field-ai)托管 10+ 个标准机器人库的 fork,但没有发布自有 FFM 代码、模型权重或 SDK。 未发现公开开发者门户、API 文档或社区论坛(Discord、Slack、Stack Overflow 标签)。发布说明页面是私有 Squarespace 站点。 这把开发者信号面限制在可观察到的 GitHub 仓库活动,而不是一个真正的实践者社区。与 NVIDIA 和 CMU 的合作可间接代理工程可信度, 但从公开来源仍无法独立技术评估 FFM 能力。 [CE019, CE025, CE028, CE029, CE036, CE035]

路线图 / 发布 / 开发阶段表
日期 / 阶段功能 / 里程碑状态影响来源
2023公司成立;FFM 概念经 DARPA SubT / NASA 技术脉络验证已完成奠定 IP 与技术资历Intel Capital 官方公告
Aug 2025$405M 融资完成;FFM 已部署到全球数百个站点;移动与操作 R&D 获得资金支持已完成资本验证产品市场契合度;操作能力是下一块主要扩张方向TechCrunch、Intel Capital
Feb 2026入驻 CMU Robotics Innovation Center;扩充 Pittsburgh 研发与测试基础设施已完成借助 CMU 室外测试场,加速操作与人形能力开发CMU 官方新闻稿
Feb 2026Certis Group 战略合作——规模化自主安防运营已签约;部署推进中验证 FFM 适用于安全垂直场景;Certis 提供机群编排基础设施Certis 与 FieldAI 官方新闻稿
Mar 2026Boston Dynamics 合作——将 FFM 用于 Spot 建筑巡检已签约;机群扩张中计划打造最大规模第三方四足机器人机群之一;建筑是近期收入引擎Boston Dynamics 官方公告
Mar 2026深化 NVIDIA Omniverse 合作——NuRec 数字孪生、Isaac Sim、Data Factory Blueprint集成进行中缩小仿真到现实差距;生成式工业环境可用于训练;NVIDIA GTC 2026 演示FieldAI NVIDIA Omniverse 博文、PR Newswire
Apr 2026Big-D Construction 宣布多项目扩张生产部署——继续扩张具名客户证明企业多站点采用;需求来自组织各层级FieldAI 博客(官方)
2026–2028(路线图)中期:干预与操作——开阀、清障、物料运输路线图——里程碑资金未落实;R&D 推进中显著扩大 TAM;关键技术风险是非结构化环境里的操作能力xmaquina.io 分析师分析;Intel Capital 投资人声明
2028+(路线图)长期:通用自主——跨行业多任务人形机器人路线图——愿景型需要运动操作和长周期任务规划突破;CMU 合作瞄准这一点xmaquina.io 分析师分析

Q1 2026 之后的路线图阶段来自分析师和投资人摘要,不是 FieldAI 官方产品公告。时间线是估计值;操作和通用能力的实际可用性取决于技术进展和部署规模。已完成里程碑来自官方材料或合作伙伴证明材料。

[CE010, CE012, CE014, CE019, CE024, CE025]
FE004: 产品成熟度 / 能力图

FieldAI 核心能力在机器人形态、应用领域和部署就绪度上的相对成熟度。

成熟度评级依据官方公告、合作伙伴新闻稿、GitHub 活动和分析师报道推断。「高」= 已确认生产部署。「中」= 可用或公司声称可用, 但第三方证据有限。「低」= 路线图或研发阶段。任何成熟度评级都尚未有独立验证发布。

[CE008, CE009, CE020, CE029]

5.6 展示材料

Chapter 06

06客户情况

6.1 客户分层与买方 / 用户 / 付款方逻辑

FieldAI 向企业工业组织销售具身 AI 软件和传感器计算载荷,覆盖六个具名垂直:建筑、能源 / 油气、采矿、制造、城市配送与巡检、联邦 / 国防。 公司不制造机器人;产品是自主软件和载荷,用来改装买方已拥有的硬件,或买方从 Boston Dynamics 等 OEM 合作伙伴采购的硬件。 这种清晰的软件许可模式意味着付款方始终是工业企业,买方通常是技术负责人、运营副总裁或创新总监,日常用户则是在现场部署和监控机器人的项目主管、安全经理或运营负责人。 据报道,订阅费用从数万美元到每年 $500,000 不等,取决于部署规模;首次部署时还会叠加硬件集成服务。建筑垂直是 FieldAI 商业成熟度最高的板块—— 它拥有唯一公开具名的客户案例(Big-D Construction、DPR Construction),也是截至 2026 年中唯一确认的多年生产部署。 能源 / 油气和工业制造由专门产品页覆盖,内容包括设备异常检测、仪表和热成像监控、数字孪生创建,但这些细分领域尚未公开披露具名企业客户。 安防运营通过 2026 年 2 月宣布的 Certis Group 战略合作进入可服务市场;联邦 / 国防则是单独品牌化的板块(FieldAI Federal), 前文已提到 Detroit Defense 合作。 买方与用户分离带来重要销售动态:采购决策中的拥护者往往是技术或创新总监,但生产采用取决于每天使用系统的现场主管和安全经理是否买账。 在 Big-D,现场主管自发需求强化了自上而下的投资决策——这是粘性的正面信号——但也意味着单个项目团队抵触就可能拖慢场地层面的扩张。 [CU001, CU002, CU003, CU004, CU005, CU006]

客户细分图谱——买方、用户、付费方与证据状态
细分市场买方画像用户画像付费逻辑具名客户证据尽调缺口
建筑技术 / 创新总监、VDC 负责人工地主管、安全经理企业级承包商;项目级预算Big-D、DPR(具名);2 家未具名 ENR 公司无客户数量;无单位经济模型
能源 / 油气运营副总裁、设施总监巡检工程师、操作员能源企业;维护预算无公开具名客户零具名证据;无结果数据
采矿矿山经理、自动化负责人井下 / 露天矿操作员采矿企业;运营支出 / 安全预算无公开具名客户零具名证据;仅有 BHP Ventures 投资人信号
制造运营副总裁、工厂总监工厂技师、质量工程师制造企业;运营预算未具名「全球制造商」(匿名引述)具名公司未披露;结果无法核验
安防 / 设施安全总监、运营负责人安防巡逻员Certis Group 作为合作运营方;终端客户未具名Certis Group(合作运营方)Certis 是渠道,不是直销;终端用户未具名
联邦 / 国防项目经理、合同官现场操作员、分析员政府机构;国防预算Detroit Defense(合作伙伴,非客户;见前文)无公开确认的政府授标合同

具名客户证据列反映截至 May 2026 已公开披露且获得独立佐证的部署。来源:FieldAI 官方页面、robotsinconstruction.com 跟踪器(April 2026)、合作伙伴公告。证据列为空,表示该细分市场没有任何具名生产部署获得独立公开确认。

[CU001, CU006, CU007, CU008, CU009]
FU001: 客户旅程图——FieldAI 企业工业买家

展示典型企业工业客户从认知到生产部署和车队扩张的旅程,覆盖 FieldAI 的主要与次要客群。

阶段顺序依据可获得的客户证据(Big-D 的 2 年轨迹、DPR 从 PoC 到生产的路径)和公司材料推断。并非所有细分市场都有确认的生产部署; 能源、采矿和联邦市场只按公司定位呈现。

[CU002, CU003, CU004, CU015, CU016]

6.2 采用轨迹与部署规模

FieldAI 2025 年 8 月融资公告称,公司已在日本、欧洲和美国的“数百个复杂真实世界工业环境”中“成功测试和部署”,客户包括建筑、能源、 制造、城市配送与巡检领域的“部分全球最大公司”。该轮融资被描述为在“快速客户采用和多份扩张合同”之后获得超额认购;到 2026 年 3 月, 公司在 NVIDIA 合作公告中提到客户正在北美、欧洲和亚洲扩张,并拥有“快速增长的机群”。这些都是公司自身发出的说法,没有第三方验证活跃场地数、客户数或机群规模。 robotsinconstruction.com 截至 2026 年 4 月的独立跟踪只计入四个确认建筑部署:Big-D Construction(生产,2+ 年)、 DPR Construction(生产,截至 2025 年 11 月约 1.5 年),以及两家未具名的 ENR 前 10 总承包商。该平台指出 FieldAI 自 2024 年开始交付。 “数百个环境”与四个确认建筑部署之间的差异,可能部分来自非建筑垂直、商业化前测试环境,以及独立来源未跟踪的演示或评估部署。 Big-D 和 DPR 是唯一带有客户身份结果的案例(具名高管和项目主管引述、具体平方英尺数据、部署时长)。 Boston Dynamics 合作(2026 年 3 月)增加了可信第三方验证者,Boston Dynamics 称从“亚洲到欧洲再到北美”的客户正在扩展到企业级部署。 FieldAI 表示计划把 Spot 部署扩展为“全球最大的第三方四足机器人机群之一”。两项说法都没有独立场地层面佐证。 [CU010, CU011, CU012, CU013, CU014, CU015]

客户增长与采用轨迹指标
指标数值 / 区间日期来源类型置信度影响 / 缺失分母
总部署环境数(公司声称)数百个2025-08-20公司声称无法核验;包含测试、试点和实时运营
已确认具名建筑部署(独立)42026-04独立跟踪器仅限建筑;未跟踪其他垂直场景
地域覆盖北美、欧洲、日本(亚洲)2025-08-20公司声称未按地域披露站点级数量
Big-D Construction 部署时长活跃 >2 年2026-04客户引述、独立媒体多个工地;无机群单元数量
DPR Construction 部署时长截至 Nov 2025 约 1.5 年2025-11客户引述、独立媒体仅确认单个数据中心站点;更大范围部署未确认

来源置信度反映佐证层级:低 = 仅公司;中 = 合作伙伴或投资人确认;高 = 具名客户或独立分析师确认。所有案例都缺少分母:未披露机器人机群规模、活跃站点数或客户账户总数。

[CU010, CU011, CU014, CU015, CU016]
客户证据质量与新鲜度评估
证据项主张类型日期独立性置信度关键限制
Big-D Construction——Shaun Orr 高管引述(「每个项目」)客户引述(公司赞助)2026-04公司赞助案例研究正向选择偏差;没有反方或已流失客户引述
DPR Construction——Justin Schreiner 工地主管引述(「让我们变得更好」)客户引述(独立媒体)2025-11第三方媒体(Interesting Engineering)单站点、单项目类型;多站点泛化未确认
未具名制造商——200x 提速指标公司声称(归因于 CEO)2026-03公司新闻稿客户未具名;指标未经独立核验;方法未披露
巡检时间减少 >90%(Boston Dynamics)合作伙伴引用2026-03合作伙伴新闻稿(Boston Dynamics)基线方法不清;合作伙伴有动力确认正向结果
「数百个工业环境」机群声明公司声称2025-08公司新闻稿 / 融资公告无法验证的汇总口径;包含测试、试点和正式部署;没有分母
超额认购轮 + 多个扩张合同财务信号(投资者佐证)2025-08融资公告(公司 + 投资者引述)未量化客户数、ARR,也未披露哪些客户扩张

独立性列反映证据能追溯到的最近似的公平交易关系。公司赞助 = 来自 FieldAI 自有新闻材料,并有客户直接参与。第三方媒体 = 客户引述发表在编辑语境中,调查不是由 FieldAI 发起。公司声称的项目若没有外部佐证,置信度会下调。

[CU019, CU023, CU028, CU030, CU010, CU012]
FU002: 采用与部署漏斗——FieldAI 企业客户路径

呈现从市场认知到生产规模车队部署的转化漏斗,并在每个阶段标出可用的量化锚点。

漏斗顶部数值是市场规模估算,不是 FieldAI 披露的销售管线指标。阶段边界由分析师定义。独立追踪的 4 个部署只适用于建筑业; 能源、采矿和制造业生产数量未披露。

[CU010, CU014, CU019, CU023]

6.3 具名客户证据

Big-D Construction 和 DPR Construction 是 FieldAI 两个完全具名、已生产部署且公开归因结果的客户。Big-D 是一家在商业建筑领域有 25+ 年经验的美国承包商, 截至 2026 年 4 月已活跃部署超过两年。C-level 高管 Shaun Orr 描述了一个突破时刻:机器人实时走遍项目现场,连接 BIM 模型和项目进度, 识别缺失工作和安全问题,并把发现关联回公司的项目管理平台——这种能力单个真人团队无法独立复制。Orr 预计“每个项目都会以某种形式使用 FieldAI 工具”。 Big-D 项目主管 Bronson Dupaix 描述,用机器人替代了手持相机和扫描仪进行的五小时人工巡场。Big-D 总监 Chantelle Menlove 也独立提到, 一名现场主管在一个工地见过机器人后,打电话要求在下一个工地使用,显示出自下而上的有机需求。 DPR Construction 是美国十大承包商之一(专长于数据中心和医疗设施),截至 2025 年 11 月,已在加州 Santa Clara 一个数据中心工地托管 FieldAI 机器人约 1.5 年。 机器人拍摄 45,000+ 张照片,行走 100+ 英里,扫描 500,000 平方英尺室内空间和 125,000 平方英尺屋面。项目主管 Justin Schreiner 表示, 该系统通过移除琐碎文档任务、让团队专注关键工作,“让我们把事情做得更好”。 Certis Group 是新加坡最大的安防和运营公司,2026 年 2 月宣布与 FieldAI 建立战略合作,将在全球运营中部署自主安防机器人。 Certis 的 Mozart 编排平台与 FieldAI 的 FFM 集成,在多场地安防环境中执行自主巡逻、事件检测和人机协同。Certis 总裁 Ng Tian Beng 确认, 该合作面向“实时、任务关键环境”。这不是直接客户销售,而是渠道 / OEM 式安排:Certis 既是合作伙伴,也是安防垂直中的运营方客户。 2026 年 3 月 FieldAI / NVIDIA 新闻稿引用了一位未具名全球工业制造高管的话,称某流程“过去需要三个半月,现在只需十二小时”——提升 200×。 客户未具名,指标无法验证,但该引述由具名公司高管(CEO Ali Agha)在正式新闻稿中归因。另有两家未具名 ENR 前 10 公司出现在 robotsinconstruction.com 独立跟踪中, 拥有确认生产部署,但没有披露结果。 [CU019, CU020, CU021, CU022, CU023, CU024]

具名客户证据表
客户 / 合作伙伴细分市场部署 / 使用场景生产 / 试点结果证据限制 / 缺口
Big-D Construction建筑工地巡检、进度记录、BIM 对比、安全监测生产部署(2+ 年,多站点)高管引述:「每个项目都会使用 FieldAI 工具」;5 小时人工工地巡视被省掉;工地主管自下而上产生需求结果是定性的;未披露 ROI 数字、正常运行率或返工减少百分比
DPR Construction建筑进度记录、室内扫描、屋面勘测、危险检测、安防生产部署(约 1.5 年,Santa Clara 数据中心)45K+ 张照片、行走 100+ mi、扫描 500K sqft;工地主管引述:「让我们变得更好」公开仅确认单站点;多站点扩张未确认;无生产率美元指标
Certis Group安防 / 设施自主巡逻、事件检测、人机协同合作 / 早期部署(Feb 2026 公布)战略合作已签署;Mozart 编排集成已确认;实时运营规模未确认合作运营方模式;终端客户名称未披露;未分享部署 KPI
未具名 ENR Top-10 公司 A建筑未说明的巡检、测绘、监测生产部署(据独立跟踪器,2025)部署已确认,robotsinconstruction.com(Apr 2026)客户身份未披露(NDA);无结果数据
未具名 ENR Top-10 公司 B建筑未说明的巡检、测绘、监测生产部署(据独立跟踪器)部署已确认,robotsinconstruction.com(Apr 2026)客户身份未披露(NDA);无结果数据
未具名全球工业制造商制造数字孪生创建、设施运营未知(状态未确认)高管引述:流程从 3.5 个月缩短到 12 小时(提升 200×)客户身份未披露;结果指标未经独立核验;部署状态未知

生产与试点分类基于部署时长、高管表述和独立跟踪器状态。「试点」指单次演示或探索性概念验证,没有确认的重复运营。结果证据列只包含公开署名引述和独立确认指标。200× 指标来自公司新闻稿,尚未独立核验。

[CU019, CU020, CU021, CU023, CU024, CU025]
FU003: 客户证据矩阵——证据质量与生产成熟度

从两个维度放置 FieldAI 已知客户和合作伙伴关系:结果证据质量(低到高)与生产部署成熟度(试点到规模化生产)。

结果证据质量由分析师根据证据的独立性、具体性和归因来评级。成熟度位置反映公开披露的部署时长与规模,不代表公司内部数据。 该矩阵只是局部视图——FieldAI 完整客户群并未公开披露。

[CU019, CU023, CU026, CU028, CU029, CU030]

6.4 留存、扩张与集中度风险

FieldAI 没有披露任何留存指标——截至 2026 年 5 月,任何公开声明、新闻稿或投资人沟通中都未出现 NRR、GRR、队列数据、流失率、合同续约率或客户满意度分数。 公司仍处于收入未披露阶段且为私营公司,没有监管文件强制要求这些披露。 建筑领域的定性留存信号略偏正面。Big-D 多年活跃部署,并明确计划把 FieldAI 扩展到每个未来项目,是目前最强的留存和扩张信号。 DPR 的企业风险投资部门(WND Ventures)称 2025 年 8 月融资是“人们可以期待机器人领域更大融资轮的一个信号”,并指出 DPR 工地帮助测试概念验证—— 这类表述暗示双方关系仍在延续。该轮超额认购融资被明确归因于“多份扩张合同”,从财务信号上佐证了重复购买,尽管具体合同金额和客户名称仍未披露。 结构性集中度风险较高。基于公开确认的生产部署,FieldAI 的建筑客户群由四个账户构成:Big-D、DPR 和两家未具名 ENR 公司。 任何一个具名锚定客户流失,都会拿掉可见证据基础的 50% 以上。能源、采矿和制造垂直没有公开具名客户,意味着建筑以外的生产证明存在缺口。 Certis 提供了进入安防的垂直多元化,但它是伙伴运营方,不是直接企业 SaaS 账户。 核心垂直还面临更广泛的宏观逆风:BuiltWorlds 2025 Equipment & Robotics Benchmarking 报告发现,承包商中活跃使用建筑机器人的比例同比从 65% 降至 46%, 尽管正面情绪上升至 95%。下降原因被归结为从实验性试点转向更有选择、更经验证的实施——这种动态可能放慢 FieldAI 获取新客户,同时利好其现有生产账户。 企业销售周期长、多方审批流程复杂、客户名称受 NDA 限制,意味着 FieldAI 真实客户基础几乎肯定大于公开证据所显示的规模,但没有独立方法可验证。 [CU031, CU032, CU033, CU034, CU035, CU036]

留存、满意度与持续性证据
指标数值 / 状态细分市场置信度尽调问题
NRR(净收入留存率)未披露全部Unknown下次投资人尽调接触时索取 NRR 或扩张收入占比
GRR(总收入留存率)未披露全部Unknown对照任何约束条款或董事会层级指标,核验最低留存
客户流失率未披露全部Unknown确认是否有具名客户终止部署合同
合同期限未披露(订阅似为年度或多年期)全部确认典型合同期限和自动续约条款
扩张合同多处提及(融资轮超额认购表述)全部尽调需取得具名扩张账户清单和合同金额

所有指标值均为空,因为 FieldAI 未披露任何留存或财务表现数据。公司为私营企业,没有监管披露义务。置信度评级反映底层来源质量;「低」表示扩张合同的存在仅由公司自身融资表述确认。

[CU031, CU032, CU033]
扩张与集中度风险登记表
因素证据严重程度影响尽调路径
数据飞轮切换成本每次部署都会丰富 FieldAI 模型;联邦学习随时间叠加站点智能正向 / 缓释因素随时间提高客户黏性和切换成本核验客户合同中的数据可携带权;确认联邦学习架构
建筑垂直场景集中所有具名生产客户都在建筑;4/4 个已确认站点属于建筑高风险若失去 Big-D 或 DPR,公开证据基础会被实质削弱,并释放风险信号按垂直场景索取客户数;确认能源 / 采矿生产部署存在
具名客户 NDA 集中多数客户未具名;Big-D 和 DPR 是仅有的两个具名生产账户中风险无法独立核验「数百个环境」说法,带来尽调不确定性要求与 3+ 个具名能源 / 制造客户进行背调电话
建筑机器人采用逆风BuiltWorlds:活跃建筑机器人使用率从 65%(2024)降至 46%(2025)中风险行业整体降速可能拖慢核心垂直场景的新客获取跟踪 BuiltWorlds 2026 基准报告;监测 FieldAI 销售管线数据

严重程度评级是分析师基于截至 May 2026 公开证据作出的判断。「正向 / 缓释因素」表示该因素降低而非提高风险。扩张驱动来自结构性产品优势;集中度风险反映当前客户基础构成。披露经验证的完整客户名册后,应重新评估二者。

[CU034, CU035, CU037, CU040]

6.5 展示材料

Chapter 07

07风险

7.1 监管与法律风险

FieldAI 部署的 AI 系统会在安全关键工业环境中自主做出物理决策,因此正落入多个不断演进的 2026 年 AI 监管框架。按照 EU AI Act, 在工业场景中作为安全组件使用的机器人 AI 系统被归为高风险,需要风险管理系统、技术文档、人类监督设计、CE 标志和上市后监测。 Baker Botts 指出,Annex III 高风险系统原定 2026 年 8 月 2 日截止日期,受 European Commission Digital Omnibus 提案影响,可能延后到协调标准发布后六个月 (兜底为 2027 年 12 月);但延期取决于 2026 年 8 月前能否通过,意味着公司必须按现有期限并行准备合规。Colorado AI Act(SB 24-205) 将于 2026 年 6 月 30 日生效,是美国首个全面覆盖高风险 AI 系统的州法,要求影响评估、消费者披露,并采取合理注意防止算法歧视。 California SB 53 已于 2026 年 1 月生效,要求大型前沿 AI 模型开发者(训练 >10²⁶ FLOPS)发布风险框架,并在 15 天内报告关键安全事件; FieldAI 的训练算力是否跨过该门槛未披露。联邦方向仍未定:Trump administration 2025 年 12 月行政令显示出预先排除州 AI 法的意图, 但目前并未实际排除,合规负担仍呈拼图式分布。 在产品责任方面,法院正围绕 AI 部署形成产品责任框架。KL Gates(2026 年 3 月)记录了越来越多诉状把已部署 AI 系统视为“产品”, 适用设计缺陷、未警示和可预见误用等理论。EU 修订后的 Product Liability Directive 将严格责任沿供应链延伸到上游 AI 组件提供商, 即使部署客户或机器人 OEM 掌握终端产品关系,也会覆盖 FieldAI。Garcia v. Character Technologies 树立了先例: 面向消费者的 AI 可在起诉阶段被作为严格责任下的产品处理。对于工业机器人 AI,身体伤害因果链(挤压、撞击、意外运动)会比消费者聊天机器人案件更直接。 未发现涉及 FieldAI 的公开执法行动、监管调查、诉讼或 IP 争议。如果 FieldAI Federal 这一国防子公司的自主系统跨入军民两用技术, 将受 ITAR/EAR 出口管制约束;公开资料中未发现出口授权披露。IP 保护主要依赖商业秘密和发表速度,而不是已授权专利:USPTO 专利申请搜索发现一项已提交专利申请 (US 2025/0252306),但截至 2026 年 5 月没有已授权专利,因此核心 FFM 技术在人员离职时可能暴露于模仿风险。 [CR001, CR002, CR003, CR004, CR005, CR006]

监管 / 法律风险登记表
规则 / 许可 / 框架司法辖区截至 May 2026 的状态FieldAI 触发可能性触发后的严重性缓解措施剩余暴露尽调路径
EU AI Act(高风险 AI — Annex III 安全部件)欧盟 / 全球义务自 2026 年 8 月起适用(若 Digital Omnibus 通过,最终期限延至 2027 年 12 月)高 — FieldAI 在欧盟市场的工业自主部署很可能被认定为高风险严重 — 市场准入被阻断,罚款最高达 €35M 或全球收入的 7%准备合规计划;技术文档;CE 标志流程重大 — 没有公开证据显示已就绪;欧盟部署的确切范围未披露索取欧盟专项合规路线图、CE 标志状态、公告机构接洽文件
Colorado AI Act(SB 24-205)美国 — Colorado2026 年 6 月 30 日生效;美国首个全面州级高风险 AI 法规中 — 取决于 FieldAI 系统是否服务 Colorado 企业客户中 — 影响评估罚款、消费者披露义务跟踪州级适用门槛;聘请 Colorado 法律顾问低-中 — 低于特定门槛的创业公司可能豁免确认 Colorado 客户清单和适用门槛分析
California SB 53(Transparency in Frontier AI Act,透明度法案)美国 — California2026 年 1 月生效;要求发布风险框架 + 15 天内报告事件中 — 取决于训练算力;10²⁶ FLOP 门槛可能尚未达到中 — 单次违规最高 $1M;举报人保护启动模型扩展时跟踪训练算力报告义务低-中 — 现在可能尚未触发,但模型增长后可能越过门槛获取训练算力估计,以及 SB 53 适用性的法律意见
AI 产品责任(EU PLD / 美国州侵权法)美国 / 欧盟判例法到 2026 年仍在演进;EU PLD 最晚 2026 年 12 月完成转置高 — 工业机器人场景中的人身伤害因果关系直接且可预见严重 — 设计缺陷、警示不足、供应链上游严格责任产品责任保险;安全文档;系统护栏;客户赔偿条款高 — 未发现已发布的安全认证、DPA 或独立审计审查客户合同中的赔偿范围;获取产品责任保险证明;索取安全测试报告
ITAR / EAR 出口管制(FieldAI Federal)美国联邦ITAR/EAR 适用于军民两用军事技术;FieldAI Federal 是运营子公司中 — FieldAI Federal 的自主军用机器人可能触发出口管制分类高 — 刑事处罚、出口许可撤销、政府合同流失聘请 ITAR 顾问;对产品分类;按需取得美国国务院 / 商务部授权重大 — 未发现公开的 ITAR 授权文件索取 FieldAI Federal 的 ITAR/EAR 分类意见和出口授权状态

覆盖范围有限;欧盟部署的具体地理分布和美国州级客户足迹未公开披露。可能性评估来自公开产品描述、合作公告和监管文本推断; 未经公司或法律顾问确认。

[CR001, CR002, CR003, CR004, CR005, CR006]

7.2 运营、安全与安防风险

FieldAI 的核心价值主张——自主机器人在非结构化、安全关键环境中运行——同时也是最高的运营风险面。FFM 驱动的机器人完全在端侧决策,不依赖 GPS、地图或云连接。 新环境中的模型推理错误(例如训练数据中没有的碎片配置,或意外穿过预授权机器人路径的人)可能在建筑、采矿、能源运营等高后果场景中造成身体伤害、财产损失或任务失败。 2026 International AI Safety Report 将“失控场景”和“真实世界可靠性测试不足”列为快速推进自主系统中最迫切的两类风险,直接适用于 FieldAI 的产品领域。 2025 年广泛报道的一起 Unitree H1 机器人在工人附近故障事件,以及 SRES 在 CES 2026 安全分析中指出“当机器人与人类共享开放工作空间时,现有工业安全规程往往不足”, 说明更广泛的竞争队列——并非 FieldAI 本身——已经出现公开安全失败,并会影响客户尽调要求、采购标准和潜在诉讼预期。 截至 2026 年 5 月,没有公开报道 FieldAI 驱动机器人发生安全事故。但公司未发布性能基准、安全验证测试报告或第三方安全认证 (工业机器人 ISO 10218、工业网络安全 IEC 62443,或数据处理 SOC 2),意味着企业客户和投资人无法独立验证剩余风险水平。 NIOSH Center for Occupational Robotics Research 和 OSHA 都记录了工业环境中严重机器人相关工伤的既有基线;FieldAI 在活跃建筑工地和采矿运营中的部署, 正好把机器人放入这些事故最常出现的场景。公司自己的部署叙事——三大洲数百个场地——也会随着部署规模增长,提高遭遇首次负面事件的概率。 网络安全方面:FieldAI 的机器人会把机群数据上传到云分析平台,并与 NVIDIA Omniverse 和 Isaac 基础设施通信。未发现公开 DPA、安全白皮书、渗透测试报告或 SOC 2 认证。 能够伪造端侧传感器数据或向机群管理平面注入命令的对手,可能造成物理伤害。工业 IoT 和运营技术(OT)安全标准(IEC 62443)未确认已实施。 如果安全事件早于正式认证发生,这些缺口会留下实质剩余敞口。 [CR013, CR014, CR015, CR016, CR017, CR018]

运营 / 质量 / 安全风险登记表
失效模式可能性严重性缓解成熟度剩余暴露未解缺口
AI 模型推理错误,在新环境中造成身体伤害中 — 随规模扩大而叠加;非结构化部署中,新环境不可避免严重 — 工人受伤、财产损失、诉讼、客户退出低-中 — 设备端不确定性量化是设计特性;未发布独立安全审计高 — 未发现 ISO 10218 或 IEC 61508 认证未发布性能基准、安全验证报告或第三方安全审计
针对边缘机队或云分析平台的网络安全攻击低-中 — 工业 OT 环境越来越常成为目标;机队联网扩大攻击面高 — 对抗性传感器欺骗可能造成身体伤害;客户现场数据被外泄低 — 未发现 SOC 2、IEC 62443 或已发布的渗透测试高 — 没有安全认证证据未公开 DPA、安全白皮书或 OT 专项网络安全计划
危险环境中的设备端硬件故障(边缘计算、传感器)中 — 采矿、建筑、能源部署环境严苛,会加速硬件退化中 — 任务失败、数据丢失、可能出现机器人回收风险中 — Boston Dynamics Spot 按工业工作周期设计;FieldAI 的计算载荷为定制中 — 极端环境下载荷 MTBF 的公开数据有限FieldAI 专用载荷的平均故障间隔时间(MTBF)数据未公开
监管不合规阻断欧盟或美国州级市场准入中 — 2026 年 8 月 EU AI Act 截止;2026 年 6 月 Colorado AI Act;合规计划未确认高 — 市场准入中断、罚款、企业客户声誉受损低 — 公开披露中未发现合规计划证据高 — 未发布就绪文档确认欧盟合规计划状态;索取内部风险评估文档
数据主权和跨境数据传输违规(客户运营数据)低-中 — FieldAI 从三大洲客户现场采集传感器 / 视频数据中 — GDPR 执法、客户合同违约、声誉受损未知 — 未发现 DPA 或跨境传输机制文档中 — 未确认标准合同条款或 DPA索取 DPA 模板、跨境传输机制和数据留存政策

可能性和严重性是基于证据的序数评估;公开来源没有量化故障树分析。缓解成熟度仅按公开披露评估。

7.3 伙伴与技术依赖风险

FieldAI 的 GTM 策略和技术栈集中在少数高价值伙伴和供应商身上。2026 年 3 月的 Boston Dynamics 合作是最显眼的商业依赖: 公司的建筑自主叙事围绕 Spot 四足硬件建立,Marc Raibert 公开背书并提到 DARPA SubT 历史,也把品牌和市场可信度系在这段关系上。 Boston Dynamics 属于 Hyundai Motor Group,而 Hyundai 又在 2026 年 2 月单独投资 FieldAI——如果 Hyundai 决定为 Boston Dynamics 硬件投资竞争性的自有自主软件, 或合作因 Hyundai 层面的战略调整而重组,双方可能出现错配。合作条款(排他性、收入分成、最低承诺、终止权)未公开,因此无法评估合同保护。 NVIDIA 是更深、更广的依赖。NVentures(NVIDIA 企业风险投资部门)是财务投资人,FieldAI 使用 NVIDIA Omniverse NuRec 做 3D 重建, 用 Isaac Sim / Isaac Lab 做仿真训练,用 NVIDIA Cosmos 生成合成数据,并用 OSMO 自动化流水线。这形成多层战略和商业锁定。 虽然投资人关系降低了突发供应中断的概率,但 NVIDIA 自身优先级(超大规模云厂商分配、数据中心 GPU 供应瓶颈、竞争动态)可能压缩 FieldAI 的算力访问, 或推高训练成本。VerticalData 报告称,2026 年高带宽内存(HBM)瓶颈仍在,最新型号数据中心 GPU 交期延长到 9–12 个月;没有多年云承诺的小型 AI 公司最容易受冲击。 除 NVIDIA 和 Boston Dynamics 之外,Certis Group 安防合作(2026 年 2 月)增加了第三个集成依赖。Certis 使用 Mozart 平台做机群指挥控制, FieldAI 的 FFM 必须与这套专有基础设施互操作。伙伴多元化是 FieldAI 不绑定硬件叙事的明确组成部分——公司声称 FFM 兼容四足、人形、轮式机器人和 AV—— 但截至 2026 年 5 月,具名商业合作深度集中在两个伙伴身上:Boston Dynamics 面向建筑,Certis 面向安防,收入和声誉敞口也随之集中。 [CR023, CR024, CR025, CR026, CR027, CR028]

合作伙伴 / 依赖风险登记表
依赖项交易对手作用集中度失效情景严重性缓解措施剩余暴露
Boston Dynamics Spot 硬件平台Boston Dynamics 与 Hyundai Motor Group建筑垂直的主要商用硬件平台;主要参考客户案例高 — 建筑市场进入案例以 Spot 为中心合作终止、Hyundai 战略转向、Spot 平台停产,或 Hyundai-FieldAI 投资者冲突严重 — 失去主要商用案例、收入集中、市场叙事硬件无关的 FFM 设计;推进更多 OEM 合作;Hyundai 财务投资让部分激励一致重大 — 未披露排他性或最低承诺条款;投资者关系不保证商业连续性
NVIDIA Omniverse / Isaac / OSMO 计算和仿真栈NVIDIA(通过 NVentures 作为战略投资者)仿真训练、合成数据生成、数字孪生重建;深度模型管线依赖高 — 训练和部署管线使用多款 NVIDIA 产品价格上调、供应分配给超大规模云厂商、API 弃用,或战略合作伙伴优先级变化高 — 模型训练成本和管线可靠性绑定 NVIDIA 可用性和价格NVentures 投资者关系;NVIDIA Omniverse 合作加深;边缘推理设计成可在多种硬件上运行中 — 投资者一致性降低突然切断风险;GPU 供应紧张是全市场约束
Certis Group 机队编排(Mozart 平台)Certis Group(安防垂直合作伙伴)安防运营的机队指挥与控制集成;互操作依赖中 — 安防垂直商业管线依赖 Mozart 兼容性Certis 平台弃用、战略变化,或与 FieldAI 直销发生竞争冲突中 — 如果 Certis 路线分化,会限制安防垂直的可部署性FFM 设计为中间件层;可以集成替代编排系统低-中 — 依赖深度低于 NVIDIA 或 Boston Dynamics
NVIDIA 和云 GPU 计算(模型训练)NVIDIA / Azure / 超大规模云厂商FFM 模型改进的训练基础设施;从部署数据做联邦学习中 — 集中在 NVIDIA GPU 生态;Azure 用于管线工具链GPU 供应持续短缺(HBM 瓶颈、TSMC 冲击)推高训练成本或延迟模型更新中 — 放慢模型改进速度;提高资本强度$405M 融资为锁定长期云承诺提供资本缓冲中 — 结构性 GPU 供应约束是全市场问题,并非 FieldAI 独有
机器人 OEM SDK 和载荷访问(多平台)Boston Dynamics、Unitree、其他 OEMFFM 与各硬件平台集成需要 SDK 访问;FieldAI 维护定制的 Spot SDK 分支中 — 每个 OEM 集成都是定制工程;OEM SDK 变更会破坏集成OEM SDK 不兼容、许可撤销,或 OEM 自研竞争性自主软件中-高 — OEM 垂直整合 AI 栈是长期竞争威胁硬件无关设计理念;多个活跃 OEM 集成降低单一 OEM 锁定中 — Boston Dynamics 的 OEM 所有方(Hyundai)有战略动机最终掌握自主层

合作条款(排他性、收入分成、最低承诺、终止权)未公开披露。集中度评估仅基于公开合作公告和产品文档。

FR003: 依赖图——关键合作伙伴、平台和投资方

截至 2026 年 5 月,FieldAI 运营生态中的关键技术、商业和资本依赖。箭头显示依赖方向;关系越粗,集中风险越高。

[CR023, CR024, CR025, CR026, CR027, CR028]

7.4 人才、团队与执行风险

FieldAI 创始团队具备极强领域可信度——Ali Agha 领导 DARPA SubT 获胜 CoSTAR 团队,以及此前担任 NASA JPL principal investigator, 是投资人和客户信心的主要基础。这也造成集中的关键人物风险:Agha 同时是公司公众面孔、首席技术思想领袖和最显眼的商业关系所有者。 公开信息中没有发现具名 COO、Head of Engineering,或具备同等公开分量的并行商业负责人。David Fan(CTO)和 Shayegan Omidshafiei(CSO / President) 提供了一定领导层深度,但公开画像远不及 Agha。若 Agha 非自愿离职、长期失能或卷入声誉事件,很可能同时扰动融资、企业客户信心和伙伴关系。 创始人之外,FieldAI 还面临快速扩张带来的人才风险,而这又发生在科技行业竞争最激烈的劳动力市场之一。员工数据称从 2023 年创立增长到 2025 年 8 月的 130+, 这种年化增速会让文化维护、工程协同和产品执行纪律很难持续。公司争夺机器人 AI 工程师的对手包括 Google Intrinsic(现已整合入 Google AI)、 Physical Intelligence(已融资 $700M+)、Amazon Robotics 和 Tesla Optimus——这些公司都在同一个狭窄人才池中招聘能规模化做具身 AI 的博士和资深工程师。 未发现融资后关键技术人员离职的证据,但没有公开证据并不等于稳定得到确认。 执行风险也体现在商业维度。FieldAI 直到 2025 年 8 月才走出隐身状态,可证明的企业销售能力运行还不到一年。公司没有发布客户名称、 带验证结果的部署案例或留存指标。团队从研究谱系(NASA JPL、DARPA)转型为对收入负责的企业软件供应商,是一个有充分案例证明的组织拐点; 许多深科技 spinout 都没能足够快地跨过去,因而无法支撑自己的估值轨迹。 [CR033, CR034, CR035, CR036, CR037, CR038]

人员 / 执行风险登记表
角色 / 职能依赖或缺口可能性严重性缓解措施尽调路径
Ali Agha — 创始人兼 CEO核心技术思想领袖、商业关系负责人、主要公开信誉信号;没有公开具名的同等地位联合创始人或 COO低-中 — 没有公开迹象显示离职风险;早期创始人留任激励属常态严重 — 融资受扰、企业客户信心坍塌、合作关系破裂预期有稳健的股权归属和投资者留任协议(未确认);CTO/CSO 岗位有领导层深度确认 Ali Agha 董事会席位、归属断崖期安排,以及前 5 大商业关系的继任计划
CTO 和 CSO / 总裁(David Fan、Shayegan Omidshafiei)核心技术执行;FFM 架构负责人;为 Agha 提供继任深度低 — 无离职信号;学术和产业背景强高 — 任一人离开都会拖慢模型开发,并可能影响投资者信心高级技术招聘;通过代码和文档沉淀 IP;继任规划确认股权归属安排;获取组织架构图,显示高管层以下工程骨干深度
企业销售和客户成功(销售副总裁:Patrick Purwin)公司到 2025 年 8 月才走出隐身;Series A 阶段的企业销售肌肉不足一年中 — 销售队伍扩张是深科技衍生创业公司的已知难题;缺少销售配额达成数据高 — 若不能按所需节奏把试点转为合同,会削弱收入和下一轮叙事FieldAI Federal 子公司提供互补的政府销售渠道;销售副总裁具备商业企业市场背景索取管线指标、试点转生产转化率和平均销售周期
工程人才留存(机器人 AI 资深工程师)人才池竞争激烈;Physical Intelligence、Google Intrinsic、Amazon Robotics、Tesla Optimus 争夺同一批候选人中 — 融资后流失在高估值深科技公司很常见,因为股权价值只有到流动性事件时才兑现高 — 掌握模型架构知识的资深工程师流失后,恢复难且慢按 $2B 估值提供力度较大的股权激励;NASA JPL 背景带来的强技术文化和使命牵引索取工程团队自愿离职率(过去 12 个月);确认资深技术员工的归属断崖期
客户成功和现场部署运营从早期试点扩到数百个企业现场,需要公开资料中尚未记录的运营基础设施中 — 运营扩张滞后是 2 年深科技公司的常见问题中 — 大规模部署结果不佳可能带来客户流失,并反向影响参考客户质量合作伙伴(Boston Dynamics、Certis)在各自垂直提供联合部署支持索取客户部署成功指标、投产时间数据和支持工单趋势

可能性和严重性基于同阶段深科技衍生创业公司的行业类比,以及公开可得的领导层信息。没有内部 HR 数据。

7.5 财务、估值与投资逻辑破裂风险

FieldAI 的 $2B Series A 估值,是机器人 AI 历史上同阶段公司最高估值,也把后续资本事件的门槛抬得很高。唯一独立的收入信号来自 OCBJ 2026 年 4 月匿名来源所称的「$100M+ 已签约收入」;按 $2B 估值计算,收入倍数约 20x,接近企业 AI 软件最高倍数梯队,但一旦增长放缓、AI 板块情绪转弱,或公开市场可比公司重估,就会暴露在倍数压缩下。GetLatka 对 $140M ARR 的估计(2025 年 11 月)未经审计,也未获公司确认。毛利率、NRR、CAC、账上现金和烧钱速度完全未披露,传统 SaaS 或 深科技指标无法支撑估值承销。 资本密集度是隐藏风险:工业机器人部署需要现场集成、定制载荷安装和持续模型微调,每一项都会带来交付成本,可能把毛利率明显压到纯软件水平之下。如果毛利率显著低于 60–70%,即使收入继续加速增长,$2B 估值也很难撑住。第二个风险是烧钱集中:公司已有 130+ 名员工,领导层来自高成本学术和科技机构,月度烧钱可能达到 $10–20M;按 $405M 融资额估算,现金跑道约 2–4 年。如果市场或宏观环境在公司盈亏平衡前打断增长,可能被迫进行估值下调融资。 投资逻辑失效触发项,集中在会动摇核心投资逻辑的证据交叉点:(1)FieldAI 驱动机器人发生重大安全事故,导致客户退出、监管行动或诉讼;(2)EU AI Act 执法行动阻断欧盟市场准入;(3)Boston Dynamics 合作终止,或 Hyundai 战略转向,导致主要商业案例消失;(4)Ali Agha 离职或发生声誉事件;(5)估值重置或估值下调轮,显示市场无法维持 $2B 入场估值。上述任一触发项,都足以实质性改变风险调整后回报。 [CR041, CR042, CR043, CR044, CR045, CR046]

缓解措施与止损标准表
风险可监测触发因素阈值 / 事件行动含义
安全事故(AI 导致身体伤害)公开事故报告、OSHA 文件、新闻报道、客户披露FieldAI 任一部署中,首次确认由机器人造成且归因于 FFM 故障的人身伤害或财产损失事件暂停新增部署扩张;开展根因分析;恢复前取得独立安全审计;跟踪客户退出公告
EU AI Act 执法行动欧盟市场主管机构公告、FieldAI 新闻稿、新闻报道、客户采购冻结且理由指向合规欧盟市场主管机构正式调查、不合规认定,或客户因 AI Act 合规冻结采购立即尽调欧盟合规计划;评估市场准入风险;认证完成前考虑暂停欧盟部署
Boston Dynamics 合作终止或 Hyundai 战略转向公开合作公告、Hyundai Motor Group 战略披露、FieldAI OEM 合作伙伴更新任一方公开声明终止合作,或 Hyundai 宣布为 Boston Dynamics 硬件推出自有自主栈脱离 Spot 集成重新评估建筑垂直商业案例;评估 OEM 多元化时间线;重校收入预测
Ali Agha 离职或声誉事件LinkedIn、新闻报道、公司公告、投资者沟通确认离开 CEO/创始人角色、长期病假,或公开声誉争议紧急评估管理层继任计划;投资者沟通;考虑陈述与保证保险触发因素
融资估值重置或降价融资轮未来融资公告、二级市场数据(Nasdaq Private Market、PremierAlts)、投资者沟通任何公开融资轮估值显著低于 $2B,或二级市场价格显示较上一轮价格折价 30%+重新评估终局估值上行;审查优先股堆叠和清算优先权;评估相对于原入场逻辑的摊薄暴露
商业化平台期(收入增长低于阈值)OCBJ/Sacra/GetLatka 收入报道、客户数披露、招聘放缓信号公开或可靠第三方迹象显示 ARR 同比增长低于 80%,或已签约收入到 2027 年仍停滞在 $150M 以下下一次部署资本前,深挖销售生产率指标、客户留存和管线质量

阈值是分析师定义的加强尽调触发点,不是合同或法律约束标准。鉴于 FieldAI 是私营公司且披露有限,监测主要依赖公开信息。

FR001: 风险热力图——可能性与影响

截至 2026 年 5 月,FieldAI 主要风险在四档影响(致命、高、中、低)和三档可能性(低、中、高)上的序数定位。 位置由分析师依据公开证据评估。

可能性和影响是分析师基于公开证据及行业类比作出的序数评估;不是由定量故障树或蒙特卡洛模型推导。

[CR004, CR006, CR016, CR019, CR040, CR041]
FR002: 风险传导图

FieldAI 的主要风险事件如何级联传导到收入、客户、利润率、融资和估值结果。箭头表示传播路径。

[CR005, CR009, CR016, CR023, CR035, CR040]

7.6 重点证据

Chapter 08

08估值

8.1 估值背景与融资历史

FieldAI 最近一次披露的估值为投后 $2.0 billion,对应公司在 2025 年 8 月宣布连续两轮融资合计 $405 million。最新一轮融资 $314 million,获得超额认购,由 Bezos Expeditions、Prysm Capital 和 Temasek 共同领投;前一轮约 $91 million,估值约 $500M。也就是说,公司估值在约十二个月内翻了四倍。GeekWire 和 Reuters 来源称这两轮为「Series A 和 A1」。部分投前尽调材料把拆分写作 $150M(种子轮)加 $255M(Series A),但这与 Reuters 关于最新一轮 $314M 的报道不一致,也无法从一手来源确认;本章采用其他章节中的统一口径数字。 PremierAlts(2026 年 5 月访问)显示,FieldAI 五轮累计融资 $506.1M,最近一轮 $315M 于 2026 年 2 月完成——可能反映公告后的二级市场 SPV 活动或新一轮新股融资——估值仍为 $2.0B。SEC Form D 文件确认,投资载体「HII Field AI Series I, II, and III, a Series of HII Field AI, LLC」在 2025 年 11 月和 2026 年 4 月提交备案(CIK 0002095306、0002095305、0002126354),符合特殊目的集合投资基金结构,常用于聚合高知名度私营公司的老股和 LP 权益。「Field Ai, Inc.」并未以 California 实体直接提交 Form D,这与公司依赖豁免或使用不同法律实体结构相一致。 二级市场交易活跃:FieldAI 股票在 Nasdaq Private Market 和 Notice.co 交易(截至 2026 年 5 月约 $34.32/股),UpsideList 也收录该公司,但上行信号有限,说明二级定价接近或等于 $2B 头部估值。PitchBook(2025 年 6 月存档)显示 47 名员工,交易类型为「早期 VC」,反映 PitchBook 私营公司覆盖中常见的数据滞后。公司自披露的 LinkedIn 员工数 201–500 和 >$100M 已签约收入(2026 年 4 月),显示其已较 PitchBook 快照大幅增长。 [CV001, CV002, CV003, CV004, CV005, CV006]

建议摘要
维度评估依据决策含义
建议观察强投资逻辑被估值不透明和收入未验证抵消监测商业验证点;没有经审计财务时,不按当前价格承诺
置信度投资者财团顶级;收入区间相差 28x;治理未披露若有 2 年以上经审计 ARR 数据并披露 NRR,置信度可升至高
风险评级收入未验证;若行业倍数压缩或收入不及预期,存在降价融资轮风险对冲暴露;相对于组合保守控制仓位
估值立场偏高$2B 按 $100–140M ARR 计为 14–20x;按 $5M ARR 计约 400x;AI 原生公司中位数基于已验证 ARR 为 21x入场价要求高端收入执行;从外部看安全边际很薄
上调触发条件经审计 ARR ≥$100M + GM ≥60% + NRR ≥110%这三个数据点会支持在当前 $2B 估值附近买入承诺前索取资料室访问权限

建议反映无法接触专有尽调的外部投资者立场。战略投资者和领投 VC(Bezos Expeditions、Khosla、NVentures) 已完成外界无法取得的专有尽调;他们的信心是正面信号,能补充但不能替代本评估。

[CV001, CV014, CV015, CV036]
FV001: 推荐逻辑链

从证据质量到估值判断,再到最终 TRACK 建议的决策逻辑;展示哪些证据升级会改变结论。

逻辑流是定性判断;节点权重是基于现有公开证据的评估,不是量化打分。投资方质量信号是最强正向;收入证据缺口是升级至 BUY 的主要约束。

[CV009, CV010, CV011, CV015, CV036]

8.2 投资逻辑与反向逻辑

FieldAI 的投资逻辑建立在五个相互咬合的支柱上。第一,工业机器人硬件商品化之后,具身 AI 软件层在结构上有机会拿走企业价值的大头:一个不绑定硬件的软件大脑,能跨多样化部署做联邦学习并形成网络效应,天然具备垄断吸引力。第二,创始团队——Ali Agha(NASA JPL/DARPA SubT 获胜者)、Shayegan Omidshafiei(DeepMind/MIT)和 David Fan(DARPA RACER/JPL)——有可信的先验证据,证明该方法能在野外条件下跑通,而不只是停留在仿真里。第三,投资人财团(Bezos Expeditions、Khosla Ventures、NVentures/NVIDIA、Temasek、Intel Capital、Gates Frontier)可能是机器人 AI 公司周围信念最强的一组战略和财务投资人,他们完成了外部无法取得的私下尽调。第四,公司退出隐身时,生产部署已在三大洲数百个站点上线,并在公告后九个月内报告 >$100M 已签约收入——商业牵引速度快过任何可比具身 AI 软件公司。第五,建筑、能源、采矿、物流和国防横跨的总可用市场很大,渗透率仍低。 反向逻辑逐一挑战这些支柱。如果机器人 OEM 垂直整合自己的 AI 软件(Boston Dynamics、Figure AI、Agility Robotics),或超大规模云厂商(Google/Intrinsic、NVIDIA Cosmos)把基础模型层商品化,不绑定硬件的优势可能被侵蚀。收入数字仍未验证:$100M 已签约收入来自匿名来源,「已签约」可能包括管线或未承诺订单;$140M ARR 估计来自一家未披露方法的第三方分析平台;另一个估计把收入压低到 $5M,差距高达 28x。外部投资人几乎看不到治理和财务透明度:没有审计财务、没有经营实体 Form D、没有披露毛利率、CAC 或 NRR。$2B 估值已经计入大量执行成果:即便按 $140M ARR,14x 收入倍数也需要高毛利、高留存和持续快速增长,才足以支撑二级入场。资深投资人 Howard Morgan(First Round Capital/B Capital)曾公开警告,「高买、更高卖只在泡沫里成立」;Seattle 地区 VC 在 2025 年 12 月 GeekWire 圆桌中也指出,种子轮和 Series A 私营市场估值已大幅跑在基本面前面。2026–2027 年环境下,Series B+ AI 软件倍数压缩是真实风险。 [CV009, CV010, CV011, CV012, CV013, CV014]

投资逻辑与反向逻辑
论点证据基础哪些情况会改变判断
投资逻辑:机器人硬件商品化时,硬件无关 AI 软件能拿到近似垄断份额FFM 已部署在四足、人形、轮式、履带式平台;TechCrunch 和官方来源确认硬件无关架构OEM 垂直整合(Boston Dynamics、Figure)拿走大脑层;或超大规模云厂商(Google Intrinsic、NVIDIA Cosmos)把基础模型商品化
投资逻辑:创始团队在现场机器人领域拥有最高信誉DARPA SubT 胜利、NASA JPL、MIT/DeepMind 履历均有记录;Marc Raibert/Vinod Khosla 背书在案若 CEO 离职出现关键人物风险;CSO 或 CTO 被资金更充足的竞争对手吸引
投资逻辑:顶级投资者投入 $405M,反映专有尽调优于公开数据轮次超额认购;Bezos Expeditions、Temasek、Khosla、NVentures 均参与;投资者声明确认商业信心Series B 出现降价融资轮会反驳专有尽调逻辑;若投资者下调持仓估值,信号反转
投资逻辑:公告后 9 个月已签约收入超过 $100M,商业牵引速度异常快OCBJ 2026 年 4 月匿名来源;GetLatka 估计 $140M ARR;CEO 称有数百万美元合同已签约收入被混同为管线;ARR 实质更低;流失暴露客户不满意
反向逻辑:收入未验证,估计区间相差 28x估计从 $5M(CompWorth)到 $140M ARR(GetLatka)不等;没有经审计数字;OCBJ 使用匿名来源公司发布经审计 ARR;若数字高于 $80M,将基本弥合这个缺口
反向逻辑:一家 $2B 公司,治理不透明程度极高未披露董事会构成;Field Ai, Inc. 没有 Form D;无经审计财务;无股权结构表细节NDA 下正式开放资料室即可满足;IPO 前财务报告会弥合缺口
反向逻辑:AI 软件倍数压缩是 2026–2027 年的结构性风险Howard Morgan(First Round Capital)警告 AI 估值过热;Madrona 合伙人指出种子轮 / Series A 价格大幅领先基本面若已验证收入推动全行业重估上行,将抵消这一点;或 FieldAI 自己 Series B 大幅升值也会确认
反向逻辑:竞争对手(Physical Intelligence、Skild AI)以相当或更弱收入拿到更高估值PI 在零收入情况下洽谈 $11B;Skild 以 $30M ARR 拿到 $14B;行业期权溢价推高所有估值如果行业倍数压缩,且 PI 或 Skild 平轮 / 降价轮融资,FieldAI 的 $2B 可能显得昂贵

投资逻辑行代表乐观 / 证实解释;反向逻辑行代表悲观 / 挑战解释。两组截至 May 2026 runDate 均有证据支持。

[CV009, CV010, CV011, CV012, CV013, CV014]

8.3 可比估值与市场背景

具身 AI 和工业机器人软件赛道提供了一组有用但不完美的可比公司。在具身 AI 软件同业中,Physical Intelligence 正在洽谈接近 $11B 的估值,披露收入接近零(2026 年 3 月)——这是一个由研究声望和期权价值驱动的极端离群点,而非当前商业牵引。Skild AI 在 2026 年 1 月以 $14B 估值融资,ARR 为 $30M 且指数式增长,意味着在小基数上约 467x 的前瞻倍数——同样是早期阶段期权倍数,不是基本面倍数。这些可比项确认,投资人群体正在给具身 AI 软件平台很高的期权溢价,但从接近零收入对应 $14B–$5.6B 的宽区间,也说明终局价值假设极不确定。 如果 $100–140M ARR 估计正确,FieldAI 的 $2B 估值对应的倍数(14–20x)其实低于最接近的两个具身 AI 软件同业;只要收入真实,在品类内看起来定价有吸引力。但如果真实收入只有 $5–20M,隐含倍数(100–400x)就会成为该赛道最激进的一档。硬件集成型可比公司——Apptronik($5.3B,人形机器人硬件 + 软件)和 Gecko Robotics($1.25B,关键基础设施巡检)——业务模式结构不同,软件毛利更低,但收入更可验证,会把纯软件估值的可比倍数向下拉。Houlihan Lokey 2026 年 Q1 AI 垂直软件报告显示,AI 原生软件公司在 VC 轮次中的 EV/Revenue 中位数为 21.2x,而 AI 赋能软件为 8.5x,传统 SaaS 为 5.5x。按 $100M ARR 和 21x,FieldAI 可支撑约 $2.1B 估值——大体符合当前标记。关键风险在于,该中位数适用于财务已验证的公司,而 FieldAI 的收入完全没有外部验证。 [CV017, CV018, CV019, CV020, CV021, CV022]

可比估值表
公司阶段 / 上一轮估值ARR / 收入信号收入倍数(估计)与 FieldAI 的相关性局限
Physical IntelligenceSeries B 轮($600M,2025 年 11 月)$5.6B(据 Bloomberg 2026 年 3 月报道,正洽谈 $11B+)披露收入接近零;未说明商业化时间表N/A(收入前阶段);期权价值倍数最接近的具身 AI 软件可比公司;走基础模型路线;硬件无关无收入 → 估值纯由研究期权价值和品牌驱动;不太适合做基本面比较
Skild AISeries C 轮($1.4B,2026 年 1 月)$14B$30M ARR(BusinessWire 2026 年 1 月);快速增长基于 $30M ARR 约 467x直接竞争对手;同为 2023 年成立;全身形基础模型;定位相近收入更低却拿到更高估值,显示投资人乐观情绪极高;Skild 的收入同样缺少验证
ApptronikSeries A 延展轮(累计 $935M,2026 年 2 月)$5.3B未披露;硬件优先的人形机器人未披露;鉴于仍处硬件阶段,可能偏低人形机器人集成伙伴;软件 + 硬件模式不同于 FieldAI 的纯软件模式硬件经济性拖累利润率,相比 FieldAI 纯软件模式可比性较弱
Gecko RoboticsSeries D 轮($125M,2025 年 6 月)$1.25B未单独披露;关键基础设施检测收入在增长未披露;工业检测赛道工业机器人 AI 平台;软件 + 硬件;团队具备 DARPA 背书聚焦检测而非通用自主;硬件成分限制软件倍数适用性
Figure AISeries C 轮($1B+,2025 年 9 月)$39B未公开披露;人形机器人硬件尚未商业化未披露;极高期权价值溢价人形机器人最高估值;可作赛道情绪上限基准聚焦人形机器人硬件,并与汽车 OEM(BMW)合作;结构上不同于 FieldAI
FieldAI(标的)Series A1 轮($314M,2025 年 8 月)$2.0B>$100M 预订收入(OCBJ 2026 年 4 月匿名来源);$140M ARR 估计(GetLatka);$5M 估计(CompWorth)如果为 $100–140M,则 14–20x;如果为 $5M,则约 400x标的公司收入未验证;估计区间相差 28 倍,造成基本面不确定性

所有估值均为最近披露的私募轮标记,不是公开市场价格。可比公司的收入数字来自自报或第三方估计,均未经审计。 “收入倍数”仅作示意。Physical Intelligence 和 Skild AI 的估值显示,市场给具身 AI 软件定价时, 当前收入之外的期权价值溢价极高;如果收入真实,FieldAI 的 $2B 在该同业组内偏保守。

[CV017, CV018, CV019, CV020, CV021, CV022]
FV002: 估值对收入假设的敏感性

在不同收入情景下,$2B 估值隐含的 EV/ARR 倍数,并以 Houlihan Lokey AI 原生软件中位数(21.2x)作参照。

所有收入值都是估算或第三方报道;没有一个经过审计。$2B 估值分母来自 Reuters/CNBC 所称知情人士。Houlihan Lokey 21.2x 中位数适用于 财务已验证的 AI 原生软件公司——FieldAI 收入未验证,因此该对比是示意,不是精确可比。

[CV022, CV023, CV024, CV028]

8.4 乐观、基准与悲观情景

乐观情景要求 FieldAI 收入处于估计高端($140M ARR,年同比增长 80–100%),软件授权收入流的毛利率接近 70–80%,由机群扩张推动的 NRR 超过 120%,并且公司在 2027 年以 $350–500M 前瞻 ARR 为基数、按 15–20x 前瞻 ARR 完成 Series B——对应 $5.25–10B 估值,相对 $2B 标记回报 2.6–5x。该情景的主要风险是:收入数字未经验证,增长率没有独立确认,市场环境还必须继续支持高 AI 软件倍数。 基准情景假设 ARR 为 $100M,增长 40–60%,混合毛利率在 55–70% 区间,NRR 为 110–120%。如果 2027–2028 年 Series B 按 $200–300M 前瞻 ARR、10–12x 倍数完成,估值将为 $2.0–3.6B——相对 $2B 标记回报 0–1.8x。也就是说,估值大致持平到小幅增值,和风险水平相匹配。 悲观情景假设收入显著更低($20–50M ARR),增长因行业逆风放慢(企业采用摩擦、宏观资本开支回撤),AI 软件倍数压缩把下一轮隐含估值拖到 $0.4–1.0B——相对 $2B 标记亏损 50–80%。该情景下,估值下调轮风险最高。反向触发项包括:如果 Physical Intelligence 或 Skild AI 以低于预期的倍数融资,机器人赛道整体估值重置;FieldAI 客户减少部署或不续约;或有证据显示「已签约收入」大幅高估已确认 ARR。 [CV025, CV026, CV027, CV028, CV029, CV030]

乐观、基准与悲观情景
情景关键假设退出 / 下一轮隐含估值基于 $2B 标记的回报逻辑概率信号
乐观ARR: $140M(已验证),同比增长 80–100%;GM: 70–80%;NRR: 120%+;2027 年 Series B 按 $350–500M ARR 的 15–20x 定价Series B 时 $5.25B–$10B;2030 年 IPO 时 $15–30B+相对 $2B 入场价为 2.6–5x;到 IPO 潜在 7–15x低-中:需要收入验证和持续增长同时成立;AI 倍数必须守住
基准ARR: $100M(未验证),同比增长 40–60%;GM: 55–70%;NRR: 110–120%;2028 年 Series B 按 $200–300M ARR 的 10–12x 定价Series B 时 $2.0B–$3.6B;2031 年 IPO 时 $6–9B相对 $2B 入场价为 0–1.8x;到 IPO 约 3–4.5x;合格但不出色中:符合“好但不出色”的执行;需要避免行业压缩
悲观ARR: $20–50M(实际),增长放缓;行业倍数压缩至 8–10x;2027 年降价融资轮下一轮 $0.4B–$1.0B;可能重组或被人才收购相对 $2B 入场价亏损 50–80%;以困境价格被救援收购低-中:由收入意外 + 行业修正触发;若投资者做了真实尽调,则可能性不高

所有情景均为基于公开数据和可比公司基准的模型估计。没有经审计财务就无法验证。情景中的收入数字是假设区间,不是已确认数值。回报估计假定现有股权结构之外没有额外摊薄。

[CV025, CV026, CV027, CV028, CV029]
FV003: 估值与回报区间——乐观、基准、悲观

在乐观、基准、悲观情景下,下一轮融资(2027–2028)的隐含估值结果;当前 $2B 标记作为参照。

所有情景区间都是基于可比公司倍数和既定收入假设的建模估算。没有审计财务,任何情景都无法验证。回报计算假设以 $2B 入场且没有额外稀释; 实际稀释会降低回报。数值单位为百万美元。

[CV025, CV026, CV027, CV030]

8.5 建议、否决触发项与最终尽调问题

建议为观察(中等置信度、高风险、估值偏高)。投资逻辑在结构上成立:具身 AI 软件、物理优先架构、经野外验证的部署,顶级创始人-市场匹配度,以及最强投资人财团。但外部投资人如果拿不到审计财务、已验证 ARR 和已披露毛利率,就无法承销 $2B 价格;主导风险是信息不对称,不是技术或团队质量。按当前 $2B 标记,入场价已经按收入区间高端执行来定价;收入任何下修或行业倍数压缩,都会造成实质性稀释。 如果满足三个条件,建议可上调为买入:(1)披露经审计或独立验证的 ARR ≥$100M,且年同比增长 ≥40%;(2)确认混合毛利率 ≥60%;(3)用队列数据证明净留存率(NRR)≥110%。在此之前,观察仍是合适立场:跟踪公司披露的财务里程碑、Series B 公告及隐含估值上调、战略合作收入披露,以及客户集中风险信号。如果出现以下情况,建议应下调为回避:(1)Series B 宣布估值低于 $2B(估值下调轮);(2)主要客户流失或部署失败公开;或(3)报告中的 >$100M 已签约收入被实质性下修。 治理是明显缺口:董事会构成未披露,清算优先权和期权池规模未知,也没有独立财务报告。任何潜在投资人在承诺前都必须尽调这些事项。公司作为工业机器人「软件大脑」层的战略定位确实差异化,也难以快速复制;但治理不透明叠加估值偏高,意味着在商业证据能被公开验证前,应保持纪律性的观察姿态。 [CV031, CV032, CV033, CV034, CV035, CV036]

投资逻辑破裂和退出触发器
触发项阈值 / 可观测事件投资逻辑影响操作含义
Series B 轮降价融资Series B 轮以低于 $2.0B 的估值完成直接推翻私募投资人逻辑;显示收入不及预期或赛道重估下调至回避;立即退出或减少敞口
重大客户流失或部署失败公开宣布客户退出,或安全事故导致部署暂停削弱“数百站点、三大洲”的商业牵引叙事复核持仓;行动前判断是孤立事件还是系统性问题
$100M 预订收入被大幅下修公司披露或调查报道显示,预订收入 < $50M,或预订额 ≠ ARR估值倍数按真实 ARR 跃升至 40x+,超出当前阶段合理区间下调至回避;倍数压缩到 10–15x 将意味着 $500M–750M 估值
被超大规模云厂商竞争替代NVIDIA Cosmos、Google Intrinsic 或 Amazon AWS Robotics 发布可比 FFM 服务授权费承压;平台风险兑现;护城河受质疑重新评估防御性;按影响范围下调至观察或回避
治理或法律风险事件IP 纠纷、监管行动、关键人物离职(CEO 或 CSO),或 SEC 执法动摇团队和投资人信心;推高执行风险重大风险事件 → 降至观察,待解决;严重事件 → 回避

触发器按可观测阈值定义,便于在无法获取私有财务数据时监控。五项都是投资逻辑破裂条件; 任一发生都会实质改变推荐。降价融资是最可操作的公开信号。

[CV031, CV032, CV033, CV034]
最终尽调问题清单
主题缺失证据重要性负责人或尽调路径
经审计 ARR 和收入确认政策无经审计财务;估计区间为 $5M–$140M;“预订收入” ≠ 已确认 ARR没有经验证收入锚,无法承销 $2B 估值;决定适用 14x 还是 400x 倍数在 NDA 下索取经审计或审阅的 P&L 和 ARR 明细;可接受滚动 12 个月 ARR,但需收入确认脚注
按收入流拆分的毛利率未披露;软件授权与硬件集成拆分未知;综合毛利无法验证软件级毛利率(70–80%)支撑溢价;混合毛利(55–65%)无法支撑同一倍数索取按授权与服务拆分的贡献毛利瀑布;对照公开 AI SaaS 基准
净收入留存率和队列数据未披露;公司声称有“扩张合同”,但 NRR 未验证NRR >120% 才能支撑先落地再扩张的 SaaS 倍数;<100% 将触发悲观情景索取按产品线拆分的季度队列留存;确认 2024–2026 年队列的 ACV 轨迹
股权结构表、清算优先权和期权池未披露;优先权悬挂和反稀释保护未知Series A/A1 若有沉重清算优先权,基准情景下普通股价值可能接近零向 Series A 轮主法律顾问索取股权结构表摘要和瀑布分析;确认优先权结构
董事会构成和治理文件未公开披露;独立董事未知治理质量是机构投资人的关键尽调维度;治理薄弱 = 代理风险更高索取董事会材料、观察员权利协议和投资人权利协议;确认审计委员会状态
客户集中度和合同条款客户名称未披露;前五大客户收入集中度未知;合同期限 / 续约条款未知高集中度(前三大客户 >50% 收入)将实质改变流失风险画像在 NDA 下索取脱敏客户清单;确认单一客户收入上限;审查合同续约条款

六项都是投资前标准尽调要求。这家私营公司处于当前阶段,提出这些要求并不异常;在用任何基本面锚承销 $2B 估值前都必须拿到。前三项(ARR、GM、NRR)是从观察上调至买入的最低门槛;后三项(股权结构表、 治理、客户集中度)是任何投委会批准所必需。

[CV033, CV034, CV035, CV036]
FV004: 投资 KPI——评分摘要

可提交 IC 的 FieldAI 七项投资维度评分;0–10 分,10 代表同类最佳。

截至 2026 年 5 月,评分是分析师基于公开证据作出的定性判断。财务透明度 2/10 分,反映这家 $2B 公司不透明度异常高;若开放尽调资料室披露,分数会明显上调。综合评分(未加权平均)约为 5.9/10,因此更支持“观察”,而不是“买入”。

[CV009, CV010, CV011, CV014, CV015, CV033]

8.6 重点证据

免责声明

本报告只是基于公开证据的尽调快照,不构成投资建议。重要的财务、法律、技术和合同事实仍未公开;作出任何投资决定前,应直接向管理层核验,并查阅原始文件。

证据索引

结论
编号陈述可信度来源
CO001 FieldAI was founded in 2023 by Ali Agha in Southern California. SO003, SO005, SO008
CO002 FieldAI is headquartered in Irvine, California as of September 2025, having moved from approximately 13,000 sqft of space in Mission Viejo, CA. SO003, SO004, SO005, SO015
CO003 FieldAI is a pure-play AI software company; it does not design, manufacture, or sell robot hardware. SO001, SO003, SO014
CO004 FieldAI's core product is the Field Foundation Model (FFM), a physics-first, risk-aware embodied AI platform that acts as a universal robot brain. SO003, SO005, SO009
CO005 FFMs are hardware-agnostic and have been proven across quadrupeds, humanoids, wheeled robots, and passenger-scale vehicles in production deployments. SO003, SO004, SO009
CO006 FieldAI robots operate fully autonomously on-edge without cloud connectivity, GPS, pre-mapped environments, or predefined paths. SO003, SO004, SO020
CO007 FieldAI operates a B2B model combining software licensing and hardware-integration services; subscription pricing reportedly ranges from tens of thousands to $500,000 per year. SO009, SO014
CO008 FieldAI's current flagship product is called EDGE, described as a "General-Purpose Robot Brain." SO001
CO009 FieldAI has production deployments across three continents—North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific (including Japan)—spanning thousands of missions at hundreds of sites. SO003, SO014
CO010 FieldAI serves customers in construction, energy, mining, manufacturing, logistics, urban delivery, inspection, security, and defense verticals. SO003, SO009, SO012
CO011 Ali Agha is the Founder and CEO of FieldAI with nearly two decades of expertise in robotics AI and autonomous systems. SO002, SO003, SO021
CO012 Before founding FieldAI, Ali Agha spent approximately seven years at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) as Principal Investigator for the DARPA Subterranean Challenge, DARPA RACER, NASA Autonomous Mars Cave Exploration, and Coordinated Autonomy for Mars Helicopter-Rover programs. SO002, SO021
CO013 Ali Agha led the CoSTAR team (JPL-MIT-Caltech-KAIST-LTU) that won the Urban Circuit of the 2020 DARPA Subterranean Challenge, demonstrating multi-robot GPS-denied autonomy in complex urban environments. SO002, SO011, SO020
CO014 Dr. Shayegan Omidshafiei is co-founder and Chief Science Officer of FieldAI; he was previously a leading Research Scientist at DeepMind and Google for over five years, and earned his PhD and SM from MIT where he first collaborated with Agha. SO002, SO020
CO015 Dr. David Fan is co-founder and CTO of FieldAI; he served as chief technologist for DARPA SubT and DARPA RACER programs, and was a NASA JPL research fellow who worked closely with Agha prior to founding the company. SO002, SO020
CO016 Dr. Eric Krotkov leads FieldAI Federal (the company's government/defense division); he is a former DARPA Program Manager, former Chief Science Officer of Toyota Research Institute, CMU professor, and the creator of the PackBot and Talon military robots. SO002, SO014
CO017 Sebastian Scherer is FieldAI's Director of Fieldable Embodied AI and also serves as Associate Research Professor at Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute. SO002
CO018 Ali Agha earned his PhD in Computer Science and Engineering from Texas A&M University and held a postdoctoral position at MIT before working at Qualcomm Research and then NASA JPL. SO020
CO019 Board composition and formal governance structure for FieldAI have not been publicly disclosed as of May 2026. SO002
CO020 CEO Ali Agha is FieldAI's primary public spokesperson and fundraiser, representing a key-person dependency; no succession plan has been publicly disclosed. SO002, SO005, SO008
CO021 FieldAI exited stealth and announced $405 million raised across two consecutive rounds on August 20, 2025. SO003, SO004, SO005
CO022 The August 2025 funding announcement valued FieldAI at $2 billion, confirmed by Reuters, CNBC, TechCrunch, and FieldAI's own press release. SO005, SO006, SO008
CO023 Prior to the August 2025 announcement, FieldAI had a $500 million valuation established in an earlier round that Reuters described as "a round last year" (i.e., approximately 2024). SO008, SO009
CO024 The most recent of FieldAI's two disclosed rounds raised $314 million, making the first round approximately $91 million by subtraction from the $405 million total. SO008, SO009
CO025 Gates Frontier (Bill Gates) and Samsung are described as "previous investors" in FieldAI, indicating they invested in the earlier round at the approximately $500 million valuation. SO003, SO007, SO015
CO026 Bezos Expeditions, Prysm Capital, and Temasek co-led the $314 million Series A1 round announced August 2025. SO003, SO007, SO009
CO027 Additional investors across FieldAI's disclosed rounds include Khosla Ventures, Intel Capital, BHP Ventures, Canaan Partners, Emerson Collective, and NVentures (NVIDIA's venture arm). SO003, SO004, SO010
CO028 Vinod Khosla, founder of Khosla Ventures, stated: "FieldAI is at the forefront of the general-purpose robotics revolution, and its ability to rapidly deploy will unlock long-term economic and societal value." SO003, SO010
CO029 The $314 million Series A1 round was oversubscribed, with most capital coming from investors reaching out to FieldAI rather than the company soliciting them, per CEO Ali Agha's statements. SO003, SO018
CO030 The August 2025 funding will be used to accelerate global expansion, support product development in locomotion and manipulation, and double headcount by end of 2025. SO003, SO004
CO031 FieldAI had approximately 30 employees at the end of 2024 and grew to approximately 130 by August 2025, planning to double headcount to approximately 260 by end of 2025. SO008, SO005
CO032 LinkedIn listed FieldAI as having 201–500 employees as of early 2026, consistent with the company's doubling plan. SO014
CO033 Sources familiar with the matter told the Orange County Business Journal in April 2026 that FieldAI has more than $100 million in booked revenue and partnerships with large industrial customers. SO014
CO034 In late 2025, FieldAI completed a lease for the entirety of 3 Morgan, a 41,000-square-foot R&D building in Irvine Spectrum, moving from approximately 13,000 sqft in Mission Viejo. SO015
CO035 FieldAI has established FieldAI Federal, a subsidiary division focused on government and federal defense applications. SO002, SO014
CO036 FieldAI's production deployments span thousands of missions across hundreds of sites on three continents, with dozens of large enterprise customers as of April 2026. SO014
CO037 In February 2026, Certis Group (Singapore's leading integrated security provider) and FieldAI formed a strategic partnership to deploy autonomous robots in real-world security operations globally. SO012, SO001
CO038 On March 12, 2026, Boston Dynamics and FieldAI announced a partnership combining Spot's mobility with FieldAI's FFMs for construction and other dynamic environments; Marc Raibert personally endorsed the company. SO011, SO017
CO039 FieldAI does not name any specific enterprise customers in its official announcements, declining to disclose customer identities as of its August 2025 funding release. SO005, SO019
CO040 Active robotics deployments among surveyed construction contractors fell from 65% in 2024 to 46% in 2025, per BuiltWorlds data cited by Construction Dive, despite 95% positive evaluations—indicating a significant gap between willingness and actual deployment. SO013
CO041 FieldAI had multi-million-dollar contracts in the U.S., Europe, and Asia as of August 2025, indicating early-stage commercial revenue at time of funding announcement. SO008
CO042 Pre-diligence references to a "San Francisco" headquarters for FieldAI cannot be confirmed from any primary or credible secondary source; all reliable evidence consistently identifies Irvine, CA (and previously Mission Viejo, CA) as the company's location. SO003, SO004, SO005, SO008, SO014, SO015
CO043 FieldAI's prior round breakdown described in some references as $150 million seed (August 2024) plus $255 million Series A (August 2025) cannot be confirmed from primary sources; Reuters' reporting implies a first round of approximately $91 million followed by a $314 million second round. SO007, SO008, SO009
CO044 FieldAI has been recognized by Fast Company as one of the top innovative AI companies, per reporting by the Orange County Business Journal. SO014
CM001 FieldAI's addressable market is the AI software intelligence layer for industrial robots deployed in unstructured environments, distinct from the traditional structured-factory automation market dominated by FANUC, ABB, and Yaskawa. SM014, SM017
CM002 Unstructured industrial environments targeted by FieldAI include active construction sites, underground and open-pit mines, oil and gas topside and inspection environments, and flexible or high-mix manufacturing facilities where static robot programming fails. SM004, SM005, SM008, SM018
CM003 FieldAI explicitly excludes structured factory automation (fixed assembly lines), consumer or logistics robots in controlled environments, robot hardware manufacturing, and subsea ROVs from its product scope. SM014, SM017
CM004 Status-quo substitutes for FieldAI's platform include manual human inspection and monitoring crews, traditional fixed-path or single-task robots requiring extensive pre-programming, drone/UAV aerial surveys, and BIM/CAD modeling with manual data capture. SM005, SM006
CM005 FieldAI's Boston Dynamics case study describes construction sites as among the most difficult environments for robotics due to constant evolution of terrain, workers and machines in motion, and materials arriving without notice. SM005
CM006 Global Market Insights estimates the global AI-powered industrial robot market at $17.9 billion in 2026, growing at 7.1% CAGR to $33.3 billion by 2035, with North America as the largest market and Asia Pacific as the fastest-growing region. SM002
CM007 The Business Research Company estimates the industrial artificial intelligence market (all software, platforms, services, hardware) at $13.69 billion in 2026 growing to $73.54 billion by 2030 at a 51.1% CAGR, driven by automation adoption in manufacturing, automotive, energy, and logistics. SM010
CM008 The International Federation of Robotics reports 542,000 industrial robots installed globally in 2024—the second-highest annual total on record—with 4.66 million units in operational use, a 9% year-on-year increase. SM001, SM025
CM009 IFR forecasts global industrial robot installations to grow 6% to 575,000 units in 2025 and to surpass 700,000 units per year by 2028, driven by continued demand across Asia, Americas, and Europe. SM001, SM025
CM010 The Business Research Company and Research and Markets estimate the construction robotics market (broad scope) at approximately $7.79 billion in 2026, growing to $15.39 billion by 2030 at a CAGR of approximately 18%. SM010
CM011 Grand View Research estimates the global construction robots market (narrow robot-only definition) at $1.4 billion in 2024, projected to reach $3.66 billion by 2030 at an 18% CAGR, driven by labor shortages and safety mandates. SM003
CM012 Persistence Market Research values the global mining robotics market at $1.7 billion in 2026, expected to grow to $3.3 billion by 2033 at a CAGR of 9.8%, with open-pit mining accounting for approximately 63% of the market share. SM009
CM013 MarkWide Research estimates the oil and gas robotics market at $3.8 billion in 2026, growing to $12.96 billion by 2035 at a CAGR of 14.6%, with growth driven by deepwater expansion, safety regulations, and AI-enabled inspection. SM007
CM014 Fortune Business Insights estimates the inspection robotics in oil and gas market at $0.93 billion in 2026, growing to $1.51 billion by 2034 at a CAGR of 6.23%, with North America holding 32.2% market share in 2025. SM019
CM015 Mordor Intelligence values the oil and gas automation market at $46.16 billion in 2026, growing to $63.19 billion by 2031 at 6.48% CAGR, with upstream operations accounting for 58.55% of revenue and software holding 66.12% of share. SM020
CM016 Research and Markets projects the embodied AI market to grow at a CAGR of 17.5%, reaching $7.24 billion by 2030, covering automation and manufacturing, automotive, healthcare, and logistics verticals. SM015
CM017 No published analyst estimate covers FieldAI's specific serviceable addressable market—AI software for general-purpose robots in unstructured industrial environments—requiring an author-derived SAM estimate using a 15–25% software-share assumption applied to combined vertical market data. SM002, SM009, SM010, SM019
CM018 FieldAI raised $405 million across two consecutive funding rounds (seed August 2024, Series A August 2025), reaching a $2 billion valuation, with the latest round oversubscribed following rapid customer adoption. SM008, SM016, SM017
CM019 FieldAI's platform is deployed in daily operations at numerous customer sites globally, spanning construction, energy, manufacturing, urban delivery, and inspection verticals across Japan, Europe, and the US. SM014, SM018, SM024
CM020 FieldAI's NVIDIA collaboration demonstrated that what previously took customers 3.5 months of manual effort can now be completed in 12 hours with FieldAI's technology—over 200 times faster than manual methods. SM004
CM021 Boston Dynamics and FieldAI announced a formal partnership in March 2026 to deploy autonomous robots in construction and other complex dynamic environments, combining Spot's mobility with FieldAI's Field Foundation Models. SM005, SM006, SM016
CM022 FieldAI's Boston Dynamics case study documents that customers reduced inspection and documentation time by more than 90% compared to manual processes and avoided millions of dollars in potential cost overruns through earlier issue detection. SM005
CM023 FieldAI has deployed Spot robots across construction sites spanning Asia, Europe, and North America over the past two years, with customers expanding initial pilots into fleet-wide deployments standardizing robotic autonomy across global operations. SM005, SM006
CM024 Approximately 55% of the $3.55 billion invested in construction technology in Q1 2025 went toward funding next-generation robotics and AI-enabled technology, according to Nymbl Ventures data cited by Construction Dive. SM016
CM025 FieldAI's enterprise buyer structure has payers at C-suite or VP Operations/Finance level, technical buyers at HSE or operations leadership, and day-to-day users at site superintendent or project manager level. SM005, SM006, SM014
CM026 Construction segment buying power concentrates in large ENR-ranked general contractors, who bear cost-overrun risk and have internal digital transformation budgets for automation pilots; FieldAI's customers include some of the top 10 ENR-ranked construction firms. SM005
CM027 Mining and energy buyers are concentrated around major operators whose HSE and operations leaders are incentivized by regulatory compliance, incident reduction, and fleet productivity metrics; industrial AI robotics spend falls within HSE or operational capex budgets. SM009, SM019
CM028 Key construction adoption trigger is the inability to generate accurate as-built BIM data quickly enough at scale with available labor; robots that cut documentation time by 90%+ address a direct operational pain point. SM005, SM016
CM029 Mining and energy adoption is primarily triggered by safety regulations (MSHA fatality reporting, OHS mandates) and persistent labor shortages, both of which are structural and growing rather than cyclical. SM009, SM011
CM030 BHP Ventures, the venture capital arm of one of the world's largest mining companies, is listed as an investor in FieldAI's funding rounds, providing direct market validation of the mining vertical opportunity. SM009, SM018
CM031 Industry estimates indicate that over 50% of the Western US mining workforce is expected to retire by 2029, creating structural labor shortages that drive automation adoption in mines. SM009, SM011
CM032 Studies on mining automation indicate that autonomous and semi-autonomous systems can increase productivity by 20% in mines that have implemented them, while Rio Tinto's autonomous truck fleets demonstrate safer and more predictable cycle times. SM009
CM033 The US Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) recorded 31 mining fatalities in fiscal year 2024 at a fatal-injury rate of 0.0110 per 200,000 hours worked, sustaining regulatory pressure for autonomous alternatives in hazardous mining tasks. SM009
CM034 Grand View Research and other analysts project construction robotics to grow at an 18% CAGR through 2030, driven by labor shortages, urbanization, and tightening safety mandates for hazardous construction environments. SM003
CM035 IFR's World Robotics 2025 report confirms that global robot installations are expected to grow 6% to 575,000 units in 2025 and surpass 700,000 units by 2028, indicating sustained growth in the overall robotics installed base that FieldAI's software layer can serve. SM001, SM025
CM036 McKinsey's Global Industrial Robotics Survey found that 71% of industrial companies cite the capital cost of robots and 61% cite lack of internal experience as the primary barriers to robotics and automation adoption. SM012, SM013
CM037 McKinsey concludes that activities requiring high levels of human input—such as assembly, stamping, surface treatment, and welding—are less likely to be automated in the short to medium term, limiting the portion of industrial activity addressable by current AI robotics platforms. SM012, SM013
CM038 Deloitte's 2026 TMT Predictions reports that annual industrial robot sales have remained flat at approximately 500,000 units since 2021 and warns that unless data quality, integration complexity, and cybersecurity bottlenecks are resolved, the market will stay at relatively modest annual growth. SM013, SM012
CM039 BuiltWorlds' 2025 Equipment and Robotics Benchmarking report found that the share of construction firms reporting active robotics use fell from 65% in 2024 to 46% in 2025, even as positive evaluations jumped from 74% to over 95%—evidence of widespread pilot purgatory. SM016
CM040 Fortune Business Insights identifies extensive capital and maintenance requirements as the primary market restraint for oil and gas inspection robotics, with significant upfront investment required and a shortage of skilled professionals to deploy and analyze robot data. SM019
CM041 Deloitte estimates annual humanoid robot shipments for industrial use in the range of 5,000–7,000 units in 2025, growing to approximately 15,000 units in 2026—indicating the humanoid robot market is in its very early commercial stage. SM013
CM042 Analytics Insight notes that the core value in industrial robotics is shifting from physical hardware to AI-driven software and intelligence, with factories beginning to select robots for compatibility with an intelligence ecosystem rather than standalone hardware performance. SM022
CP001 As of May 2026, buyers can solve the industrial robot autonomy job through at least five distinct paths: FieldAI software, rival embodied-AI platforms, inspection-specialist verticals, robot-OEM bundled intelligence, or status-quo manual processes and in-house navigation. SP001, SP014
CP002 Multi-homing is common among industrial enterprise buyers—most large operators use more than one robot platform or autonomy approach simultaneously, making switching costs softer than platform vendors imply. SP002, SP006
CP003 FieldAI's Field Foundation Models operate fully on-edge with latency under 100 milliseconds, require no cloud connectivity, no GPS, and no pre-mapped environments, enabling deployment in air-gapped and GPS-denied locations. SP014, SP020
CP004 No competitor reviewed in this chapter—Intrinsic, Physical Intelligence, Covariant, Viam—has confirmed on-edge, air-gappable embodied AI autonomy for unstructured outdoor GPS-denied industrial environments. SP022, SP015, SP010, SP024
CP005 FieldAI's Multiagent Foundation Model (MFM) enables fleet-scale real-time coordination of heterogeneous robots; this multi-agent AI reasoning layer is distinct from Boston Dynamics Orbit's centralized fleet orchestration. SP020, SP002
CP006 Intrinsic, originally an Alphabet X spin-out founded 2021, was folded into Google in February 2026, gaining access to Google DeepMind, Gemini AI models, and Google Cloud infrastructure. SP003, SP004
CP007 In May 2026, Fanuc—the world's largest industrial robot manufacturer with 1.1 million deployed robots and roughly 16–18% of global robot shipments—announced it would integrate Google Cloud's Gemini and Intrinsic's Flowstate into its robot systems, giving Google/Intrinsic access to the largest installed base in industrial robotics. SP005, SP004
CP008 Intrinsic laid off approximately 20 percent of its workforce in January 2023 after five years of development as an Alphabet Other Bet, before announcing its first product, Flowstate, and subsequently being absorbed into Google. SP003, SP004
CP009 Physical Intelligence (Pi), founded in 2024 by former Google DeepMind researcher Sergey Levine and colleagues, has raised approximately $70M seed + $400M Series A + $600M Series B and is reportedly seeking $1 billion more at an $11 billion valuation as of early 2026—5.5× FieldAI's $2 billion valuation. SP011, SP012
CP010 Physical Intelligence has not released a commercial product or disclosed a commercialization roadmap as of March 2026; all capital is directed at research, data collection, and model scaling. SP011
CP011 Physical Intelligence's π0.7 model (April 2026) demonstrates emergent generalization across manipulation tasks it was not explicitly trained on, using a reinforcement-learning token approach enabling sub-millimeter precision learning in 15 minutes of online training. SP015, SP021
CP012 Covariant's founders (Pieter Abbeel, Peter Chen, Rocky Duan) and approximately 25% of staff were hired by Amazon in August 2024 under a reverse acqui-hire arrangement that gave Amazon a non-exclusive license to RFM-1 and related robotic foundation model IP. SP010, SP027
CP013 Boston Dynamics and FieldAI announced a formal partnership in March 2026 to extend Spot's autonomy into uncharted, dynamic environments including construction sites; Boston Dynamics simultaneously runs the Orbit software platform backed by Google Gemini AI. SP002, SP006, SP016
CP014 Gecko Robotics reached unicorn status ($1.25B valuation) in June 2025 after raising $125M Series D led by Cox Enterprises; total raised is $347M including Series C, seed, and earlier rounds. SP007, SP019
CP015 Gecko Robotics' Cantilever platform combines TOKA magnetic-crawling robots with AI-powered digital twin analytics, serving energy, defense, and manufacturing sectors; its focus is proprietary-robot inspection, not general robot autonomy. SP007, SP008
CP016 Viam, founded in 2020 by former MongoDB CTO Eliot Horowitz, is an open-source robotics SDK platform that has raised $117M total as of Series C (March 2025) and positions itself as hardware abstraction middleware, not a trained autonomy system. SP013, SP024
CP017 Machina Labs raised a $124M Series C in February 2026 from Lockheed Martin Ventures, Woven Capital (Toyota), and Balerion Space Ventures to launch a 200,000-sq-ft AI-driven metal forming factory; its RoboCraftsman platform is application-specific (sheet metal forming), not a general autonomy brain. SP009, SP025
CP018 Boston Dynamics Orbit integrates Google's Gemini AI via its AIVI-Learning feature for industrial-environment reasoning, and manages multi-site fleets of Spot, Stretch, and eventually Atlas robots through centralized dashboards. SP006, SP002
CP019 FieldAI's Field Foundation Models support multiple embodiment types including quadrupeds, humanoids, wheeled robots, tracked vehicles, and autonomous vehicles; no major embodied-AI competitor has confirmed validated deployment across a comparably wide range of robot types. SP001, SP017
CP020 Intrinsic's Flowstate is hardware-agnostic across KUKA, Fanuc, Universal Robots, and other industrial arm brands, and offers no/low-code development for manufacturers without deep robotics experience; it relies on Google Cloud for compute. SP022, SP003
CP021 FieldAI's software subscriptions reportedly range from tens of thousands to approximately $500,000 per year per deployment, with company-reported booked revenue exceeding $100M and a third-party estimate of $140M ARR for 2025. SP014, SP018
CP022 Google and Intrinsic have not disclosed pricing for Flowstate; the platform is expected to follow a tiered enterprise SaaS + Google Cloud compute model based on the Fanuc partnership framing and developer challenge structure. SP004, SP005
CP023 Gecko Robotics prices through multi-year service contracts that bundle robot deployment, Cantilever platform access, and engineering consulting; the March 2026 U.S. Navy IDIQ has an initial $54M award and a $71M ceiling over five years for 18 vessels. SP023, SP008, SP019
CP024 Boston Dynamics Orbit is sold as a software layer on top of Boston Dynamics hardware; annual pricing has not been publicly disclosed but is referenced in enterprise case studies as ongoing operational software integrated with CMMS and WMS systems. SP006
CP025 Viam offers a developer-friendly free-tier open-source core and enterprise pricing upon request; the open-source model drives developer adoption before upselling managed cloud infrastructure and enterprise support. SP013, SP024
CP026 The U.S. Navy spends an estimated $13–$20 billion annually on ship maintenance; a shift to autonomous robotic inspection can reduce average vessel downtime from up to 90 days to under 30 days, representing a primary status-quo displacement opportunity for both Gecko and FieldAI. SP023
CP027 FieldAI's claimed competitive moats are: (1) physics-first, risk-aware FFM data flywheel; (2) on-edge GPS-denied deployment; (3) multi-embodiment hardware agnosticism; (4) multi-agent fleet coordination; and (5) partner ecosystem anchored by Boston Dynamics, Certis Group, and CMU's Robotics Innovation Center. SP001, SP002, SP020, SP028
CP028 Physical Intelligence's $11B valuation is 5.5× FieldAI's $2B valuation; Physical Intelligence has raised approximately $2.07B total, 5.1× FieldAI's $405M raised, despite having no commercial products or revenue. SP011, SP018
CP029 If Physical Intelligence commercializes before FieldAI achieves a dominant data advantage, Pi's superior capital base and emergent VLA model capabilities could compress FieldAI's differentiation window in general-purpose robot intelligence. SP011, SP021
CP030 UpsideList's March 2026 analysis of FieldAI assigns a 50% probability to a bear case in which NVIDIA Isaac or Boston Dynamics internalizes the autonomy layer, triggering a down-round that wipes common equity through the $506M preference stack on a $2B valuation (25% preference overhang). SP026
CP031 Boston Dynamics is simultaneously FieldAI's most prominent hardware partner and the operator of the Orbit software platform, which integrates Google Gemini AI and could develop competing autonomy capabilities; no public exclusivity or IP-separation provisions have been disclosed. SP002, SP006
CP032 Foundation-model commoditization risk is real: Physical Intelligence has open-sourced early π models, and VLA architectures are proliferating through academic releases and hyperscaler APIs, which could compress FieldAI's physics-first differentiation into a trade secret rather than a structural moat over time. SP015, SP021, SP027
CP033 An independent robotics intelligence analysis rated Covariant's data moat as "NARROW, not wide," citing competing data accumulation by Physical Intelligence, Nimble, Nomagic, and Amazon; the same moat dynamics apply to any embodied AI platform, including FieldAI. SP027
CP034 FieldAI's Boston Dynamics partnership documented a 90%-plus reduction in inspection and documentation time compared to manual processes on construction sites, which is the primary quantified ROI evidence for status-quo displacement. SP002
CP035 FieldAI's $506M in preference capital on a $2B valuation represents 25.3% preference overhang; in a down-round or internalization scenario, common equity holders (including employees and early investors) face near-total dilution before preference holders are made whole. SP026
CP036 Gecko Robotics won a five-year, up-to-$71M IDIQ contract with the U.S. Navy's Pacific Fleet in March 2026 to deploy robotic inspection and digital-twin technology on at least 18 vessels, beginning with a $54M initial award. SP023, SP019
CP037 FieldAI became the inaugural corporate tenant at Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Innovation Center in February 2026, occupying a 2,500-sq-ft lab and office suite at the Hazelwood Green facility alongside CMU's AirLab and LeCAR research groups. SP028, SP001
CI001 FieldAI has raised $405M across two consecutive funding rounds announced simultaneously in August 2025. SI001, SI012, SI005
CI002 FieldAI's most recent round raised $314M in August 2025, co-led by Bezos Expeditions, Prysm Capital, and Temasek, with participation from Khosla Ventures, NVentures, Intel Capital, Canaan Partners, BHP Ventures, and Emerson Collective. SI003, SI004, SI019
CI003 FieldAI's first funding round raised approximately $91M (inferred from $405M total minus $314M most recent round) at a valuation of approximately $500M in 2024. SI003, SI004, SI005
CI004 FieldAI's post-money valuation is $2B as of the August 2025 funding close, up from approximately $500M in the prior round. SI004, SI005, SI006
CI005 Anonymous sources familiar with the matter told the Orange County Business Journal in April 2026 that FieldAI has more than $100M in booked revenue. SI008
CI006 GetLatka's analyst platform estimates FieldAI's annual revenue at $140M as of November 2025, with 150 employees. SI010
CI007 FieldAI's revenue model combines a one-time hardware integration fee when payloads are deployed on existing robots and a recurring annual software licensing fee for Field Foundation Model access and fleet analytics. SI009, SI001
CI008 Third-party industry sources report FieldAI's subscription pricing ranges from tens of thousands to $500,000 per year depending on deployment scale; CEO Agha cited multi-million-dollar contracts in the US, Europe, and Asia. SI009, SI004, SI013
CI009 FieldAI had approximately 30 employees at the end of 2024, grew to approximately 130 by the August 2025 funding announcement, and planned to double to approximately 260 by the end of 2025. SI004, SI007
CI010 FieldAI's 2025 funding announcement stated capital will be used for global expansion, product development (locomotion, manipulation), and aggressive hiring to double headcount. SI001, SI007
CI011 FieldAI's most recent funding round was oversubscribed, indicating investor demand exceeded the amount raised. SI001, SI003
CI012 FieldAI became the inaugural corporate tenant at CMU's Robotics Innovation Center at Hazelwood Green in early 2026, providing access to high-bay labs and outdoor robot testing terrain. SI024
CI013 FieldAI's capital efficiency ratio (post-money valuation / total capital raised) is approximately 3.95x–5x ($2B / $405M), which is premium relative to capital-intensive robotics hardware peers but aggressive relative to verified ARR. SI011, SI005
CI014 Based on a headcount trajectory of 200–260 employees at fully-loaded cost of $250K– $350K/year, FieldAI's annualized labor expense is estimated at $50–90M/year, implying a monthly burn rate of approximately $5–10M inclusive of infrastructure and operations. SI004, SI007, SI009
CI015 FieldAI's legal entity "Field Ai, Inc." was incorporated in California (formed in Delaware) on October 24, 2024, with document number 6436098; CEO/CFO/Secretary/Director is Aliakbar Aghamohammadi; status is active as of March 2026. SI002, SI023
CI016 FieldAI's gross margin on software licensing is estimated at 65–80% based on enterprise AI software industry benchmarks; hardware integration services are estimated at 20–45% gross margin; blended margin is estimated at 55–75%. SI009, SI013
CI017 CAC for enterprise industrial robotics software is estimated at $200K–$1M per customer given documented 12–24 month sales cycles, field demonstrations, and integration trials. SI009, SI013
CI018 FieldAI's on-edge architecture (inference at <100ms on-device, no cloud dependency) reduces marginal variable cost per deployment compared to cloud-inference AI platforms, which is structurally favorable for gross margin at scale. SI009
CI019 Revenue per employee at FieldAI is estimated at approximately $900K–$1M if GetLatka's $140M ARR estimate and 150-employee figure are both accurate, which would be strong productivity for an enterprise software company at this stage. SI010, SI004
CI020 FieldAI's GTM motion includes direct enterprise sales, hardware-OEM channel partnerships (Boston Dynamics), and regional expansion partnerships (Certis Group), without disclosed channel revenue-share arrangements. SI001, SI009
CI021 Enterprise industrial robotics software sales cycles are typically 12–24 months due to field demonstrations, integration testing, and multi-stakeholder procurement processes, resulting in structurally high CAC for FieldAI's primary market segments. SI013, SI009
CI022 The $2B valuation implies an ARR multiple of approximately 14x against the $140M ARR estimate and approximately 20x against the $100M booked revenue signal; both multiples are aggressive for a pre-profitability AI company with undisclosed financials. SI010, SI008, SI005
CI023 UpsideList's secondary-market analytical model estimates -2% upside for FieldAI at current implied valuation, flagging the company as pre-revenue from a secondary market perspective and noting 50–70% potential cumulative dilution over 3–5 more rounds. SI015
CI024 An EDGAR full-text search for FieldAI or Field AI as of May 2026 finds no Form D filings directly attributable to FieldAI the robotics startup; the California entity "Field Ai, Inc." (document #6436098) is active but has no SEC Form D on file. SI002, SI023
CI025 Revenue estimates for FieldAI range from approximately $5M (low analyst platforms) to $140M ARR (GetLatka), a 28x spread that reflects the fundamental challenge of estimating private-company financial metrics without audited data. SI010, SI015, SI016
CI026 FieldAI has not publicly disclosed customer count, customer names, NRR, ARR breakdown by segment, gross margin, or monthly cash burn as of May 2026. SI001, SI016
CI027 No public debt facility, revenue-based financing arrangement, or project finance obligation has been disclosed by FieldAI; the capital structure appears to be pure equity. SI001, SI012
CI028 FieldAI's first patent application (US 2025/0252306) was filed February 5, 2025, covering uncertainty-aware traversability estimation; it is currently pending as of August 2025 publication. SI017, SI025
CI029 FieldAI does not manufacture robots and carries no hardware inventory or manufacturing capex; this pure-software-and-services model eliminates working capital and supply-chain financing needs that capital-intensive robotics peers face. SI009, SI001
CI030 FieldAI's $405M capital base combined with a pure-software operating model and an estimated $100M+ in cumulative revenue bookings implies at minimum 2–3 years of operating runway before the next fundraising event. SI001, SI008, SI014
CI031 FieldAI's key diligence risk is information asymmetry, not near-term solvency; the gap between publicly verifiable financial metrics and what is required to underwrite the $2B valuation is unusually wide for a company at this funding level. SI015, SI016, SI008
CI032 FieldAI's partnership with NVIDIA (Isaac platform) and CMU Robotics Innovation Center represents capital deployment into strategic R&D infrastructure rather than purely commercial spending. SI018, SI024
CI033 FieldAI's patent application US 2025/0252306 reflects an IP strategy prioritizing risk-aware robotics navigation, consistent with the company's core FFM differentiation and signaling early IP investment as an R&D capital use. SI017, SI025
CI034 Robotics Press reports FieldAI with 56% data completeness (11 sources, updated March 2026), indicating limited independent coverage and public information relative to comparable companies at comparable funding levels. SI016
CI035 FieldAI's Series A round came at a 4x valuation markup from $500M to $2B in approximately 12 months, consistent with aggressive AI investment multiples in 2024–2025 but implying high investor return expectations embedded in the $2B price. SI004, SI005, SI011
CE001 FieldAI's core product is the Field Foundation Model (FFM) platform — physics-first, risk-aware embodied AI software purpose-built for industrial robot autonomy. SE001, SE007
CE002 FFMs natively accept multimodal inputs including vision, LiDAR, text, and audio to build a unified environmental belief-state. SE001
CE003 FFMs are deployed entirely on-edge on the robot hardware with no cloud connectivity required for autonomous operation. SE001, SE007, SE002
CE004 The Dynamics Foundation Model (DFM) integrates the robot's intrinsic kinematic and dynamic models into the cognitive layer, enabling the same FFM brain to operate across mechanically distinct robot platforms. SE001
CE005 The Multiagent Foundation Model (MFM) enables multiple robots in a fleet to share environmental representations and reason collectively, acting as a distributed autonomous system at site scale. SE001, SE002
CE006 FieldAI's "Context over Training" principle allows FFMs to make inferences about unforeseen scenarios without exhaustive pre-training for every possible situation. SE001, SE003
CE007 FFMs enable robots to navigate and operate without pre-mapped layouts, GPS, fixed paths, or additional robot infrastructure. SE001, SE007, SE011
CE008 The FFM architecture has been deployed across quadrupeds, humanoids, wheeled robots, and passenger-scale autonomous vehicles per FieldAI's official claims. SE007, SE001
CE009 FieldAI's official Solutions page lists eight application categories: site mapping, facility inspection, condition anomaly detection, large-scale data capture, unmanned material transport, security and threat detection, telepresence/teleoperation, and search & ISR. SE010, SE019
CE010 Boston Dynamics and FieldAI announced a partnership to advance robotics in construction and other complex environments on March 12, 2026. SE002, SE006
CE011 The FieldAI-Boston Dynamics Spot integration reduces inspection and documentation time by more than 90% compared to manual processes, per the joint partnership announcement. SE002
CE012 Certis Group and FieldAI announced a strategic partnership on February 23, 2026 to deploy autonomous robotics across large-scale, multi-site security operations globally. SE011, SE018
CE013 Certis integrates FieldAI's autonomy technology with its proprietary Mozart orchestration platform, which coordinates robots, human teams, workflows, and command systems. SE011
CE014 FieldAI deepened its collaboration with NVIDIA Omniverse in March 2026 to accelerate its operational data flywheel and improve digital twin generation for industrial customers. SE004, SE015
CE015 FieldAI uses NVIDIA Omniverse NuRec to transform raw sensor data captured during routine robot operations into high-fidelity 3D digital twins of customer sites. SE004, SE016
CE016 FieldAI integrates NVIDIA Isaac Sim and Isaac Lab to train and validate robot policies in simulation-ready environments reconstructed from real deployment data. SE004, SE016
CE017 FieldAI is adopting the NVIDIA Physical AI Data Factory Blueprint via Microsoft Azure, using NVIDIA Cosmos open-world foundation models and NVIDIA OSMO for synthetic data pipeline automation. SE004
CE018 An unnamed senior executive at a global industrial manufacturing company reported that a process taking 3.5 months now takes 12 hours with FieldAI's technology — over 200x faster — per CEO Ali Agha's cited claim. SE004, SE016
CE019 FieldAI became the inaugural corporate tenant at CMU's Robotics Innovation Center at Hazelwood Green in February 2026, occupying 2,500 sq ft of lab and office space. SE008
CE020 FieldAI's GitHub organization (field-ai) maintains active forks of robotics libraries including rosbridge_suite (updated Apr 2, 2026), spconv (Mar 5, 2026), Spot SDK, and unitree_sdk2. SE012
CE021 FieldAI's Field AI Research Institute (FAIRI) publishes peer-reviewed research, including the NeBula paper documenting the DARPA SubT CoSTAR team's autonomy approach. SE013
CE022 Ali Agha's publication record includes RSS 2024 and ICRA 2024 papers on risk-aware AI decision-making and low-frequency sampling in Model Predictive Path Integral control. SE014
CE023 FieldAI occupies 41,000+ sq ft of offices, labs, and warehouse in Irvine and expects to outgrow this space before the end of 2026. SE009
CE024 FieldAI has documented deployments in North America, Europe, Japan, and Asia-Pacific through its Certis partnership, with robots operating at hundreds of industrial sites globally. SE004, SE007
CE025 FieldAI raised $405M in 2025 with capital explicitly earmarked for product development across locomotion and manipulation capabilities, plus plans to double headcount by end of 2025. SE007, SE003
CE026 When FFMs encounter unfamiliar conditions, the model adapts by slowing down or choosing more conservative paths — an acknowledged throughput cost that is a direct consequence of the safety-first design. SE016
CE027 FieldAI's Squarespace release notes page returns HTTP 401 Unauthorized to external visitors and is effectively access-blocked from public review. SE022
CE028 No public API documentation, proprietary SDK, or developer portal has been identified for FieldAI's FFM platform as of May 2026; GitHub activity is limited to forks of third-party robotics libraries.
CE029 FieldAI's three-phase roadmap (per analyst coverage) positions inspection/monitoring for now through 2026, manipulation/intervention for 2026–2028, and general-purpose autonomy for 2028 and beyond. SE005
CE030 The FFM architecture decouples the world model from the robot's physical dynamics model (DFM), enabling the same cognitive intelligence to operate across multiple robot morphologies. SE001, SE007
CE031 No publicly disclosed safety certifications (ISO 10218, IEC 62443, ANSI/RIA), FedRAMP status, or independent compliance standards have been published for FieldAI's platform as of May 2026.
CE032 FieldAI plans to expand its Spot fleet to become "one of the largest third-party quadruped fleets in the world" through the Boston Dynamics partnership, with fleet expansion underway. SE002
CE033 FieldAI differentiates its FFM from competitors by designing physics constraints and uncertainty management into the architecture from inception, rather than retrofitting large language or vision models for robotics. SE003, SE007
CE034 CEO Ali Agha stated that customers can define a risk threshold for robot behavior, making the safety conservatism level configurable per deployment context. SE003
CE035 FieldAI has offices in Tokyo, Singapore, San Francisco, Boston, and Pittsburgh in addition to its Irvine headquarters. SE009, SE008
CE036 FieldAI sponsors research at CMU AirLab and LeCAR lab, and supports VectorRobotics — a student capstone team working on humanoid loco-manipulation for the MSRSD program. SE008
CE037 CEO Ali Agha stated in the March 2026 Boston Dynamics announcement that the company is "at the inflection point where large fleet-scale deployment becomes possible." SE002
CE038 Big-D Construction has deployed FieldAI robots for over two years and expanded to multiple projects in April 2026, with one catch reportedly saving $1.2 million through early defect detection. SE017
CU001 FieldAI's stated commercial segments are construction, energy/oil & gas, mining, manufacturing, urban delivery and inspection, and federal/defense. SU015, SU022, SU023
CU002 The typical FieldAI buyer persona is an enterprise technology or innovation leader — VP of Operations, Chief Strategy Officer, or VDC Director — while the payer is the enterprise organization itself. SU001, SU021
CU003 The daily user of FieldAI systems is the field superintendent or safety manager who deploys and monitors the robot on-site; Big-D superintendent Bronson Dupaix and DPR superintendent Justin Schreiner are the named examples. SU001, SU009
CU004 FieldAI subscription pricing is reported to range from tens of thousands of dollars to $500,000 per year depending on deployment scale, with hardware integration services added for first-time deployments. SU008
CU005 FieldAI does not manufacture robots; it sells software and sensor-compute payload retrofits to enterprise buyers who own or separately procure robot hardware from OEM partners. SU015, SU008
CU006 Construction is FieldAI's earliest and most commercially mature segment, with the only publicly named production customer case studies and deployments running continuously since 2024. SU012, SU001, SU009
CU007 FieldAI's energy/oil & gas and industrial manufacturing solution pages describe autonomous equipment inspection, gauge and thermal monitoring, and digital-twin creation, but no named enterprise customer in these segments has been publicly confirmed. SU022, SU023
CU008 Security operations entered FieldAI's addressable market via the Certis Group strategic partnership announced February 2026, targeting multi-site security deployments globally. SU007, SU006
CU009 FieldAI Federal operates as a separately branded segment for federal and defense applications, with a Detroit Defense partnership referenced in prior chapters; no government contract award has been publicly confirmed. SU025, SU015
CU010 FieldAI claimed "successful testing and deployments across hundreds of complex real-world industrial environments" as of the August 2025 funding announcement; this is a company assertion and has not been independently verified. SU015, SU014
CU011 FieldAI customer deployments span Japan, Europe, and the United States as of August 2025 per company announcement; as of March 2026 the NVIDIA collaboration announcement cited customers across North America, Europe, and Asia. SU015, SU005
CU012 The August 2025 funding round was described as oversubscribed following "rapid customer adoption and multiple expansion contracts," providing financial-signal corroboration that existing customers renewed or expanded; specific accounts are unnamed. SU015, SU014
CU013 Sacra's independent business profile estimates FieldAI's B2B model as hardware integration services plus software licensing, with subscriptions ranging from tens of thousands to $500,000 per year depending on deployment scale. SU008
CU014 Independent analyst robotsinconstruction.com tracked exactly four confirmed FieldAI construction deployments as of April 2026: two named (Big-D, DPR) and two unnamed top-10 ENR firms; the platform has been tracking since the product began shipping in 2024. SU012, SU021
CU015 The Big-D Construction deployment has been continuously active for more than two years as of April 2026, with the company explicitly expanding to multiple projects across its portfolio. SU001, SU002
CU016 The DPR Construction deployment at the Santa Clara data center was running approximately 1.5 years as of November 2025 per independent media reports. SU009, SU010
CU017 As of March 2026, FieldAI described its fleet as "rapidly growing" with customers expanding across North America, Europe, and Asia in the NVIDIA collaboration announcement. SU004, SU005
CU018 Boston Dynamics announced plans to expand the FieldAI-Spot deployment to create "one of the largest third-party quadruped fleets in the world" as part of the March 2026 partnership. SU003, SU016
CU019 Big-D Construction is a named, confirmed production customer with over two years of active deployment across multiple construction jobsites in the United States. SU001, SU002, SU012
CU020 Shaun Orr, a C-level executive and 25-year veteran of Big-D Construction, stated in April 2026 that "every project will have some representation of FieldAI tools," indicating commitment to fleet-wide adoption. SU001, SU002
CU021 Big-D superintendent Bronson Dupaix described eliminating five-hour daily job-walk sessions using handheld cameras and scanners, replaced by autonomous robot missions. SU001, SU002
CU022 Big-D VDC director Chantelle Menlove reported that a superintendent who had used the robot on one site immediately requested it for his next project, demonstrating organic bottom-up demand within the Big-D organization. SU001, SU002
CU023 DPR Construction, one of the ten largest US contractors, is a named production customer with approximately 1.5 years of active deployment confirmed at a data center site in Santa Clara, California. SU009, SU010, SU012
CU024 DPR superintendent Justin Schreiner stated publicly that the FieldAI system "makes us better at what we do" by improving efficiency, documentation, and freeing teams for critical tasks. SU009, SU010
CU025 The DPR Santa Clara deployment captured 45,000+ photos, the robot walked 100+ miles, scanned 500,000 square feet of interiors, and documented 125,000 square feet of roofing. SU009, SU011
CU026 Certis Group, Singapore's largest security and operations company employing services across a 30M+ worker global security industry, announced a strategic partnership with FieldAI in February 2026 for autonomous security robot deployment. SU007, SU006
CU027 Certis' Mozart orchestration platform will integrate with FieldAI's FFMs for autonomous patrol, real-time incident detection, remote supervision, and coordinated human-robot response across public infrastructure, transport hubs, and commercial facilities. SU007
CU028 Boston Dynamics cited an inspection and documentation time reduction of more than 90% compared to manual processes as a measured benefit from FieldAI-powered Spot deployments in construction. SU003, SU016
CU029 Two unnamed top-10 ENR general contractor firms appear in the robotsinconstruction.com independent deployment tracker as confirmed production users of FieldAI technology. SU012
CU030 An unnamed global industrial manufacturing executive was quoted in FieldAI's March 2026 NVIDIA press release saying a process that "once took three and a half months now takes just twelve hours" — a 200× improvement attributed to FieldAI technology. SU004, SU005
CU031 FieldAI has not disclosed NRR, GRR, churn rate, cohort retention data, contract renewal rate, or any customer satisfaction score in any public filing, press release, or investor communication as of May 2026. SU013, SU008
CU032 Big-D Construction's expansion from pilot to multi-project production and its stated plans for FieldAI tools on every future project are the strongest qualitative signal of customer retention and expansion, though no formal renewal or contract-value metric has been disclosed. SU001, SU002
CU033 Big-D Construction plans to deploy FieldAI tools on every future project, indicating land-and-expand behavior driven by bottom-up demand from project teams. SU001, SU002
CU034 FieldAI's data flywheel — where each deployment enriches foundation models through real-world sensor data — creates compounding switching costs by making each customer's models more accurate and site-specific over time. SU015, SU005
CU035 The BuiltWorlds 2025 Equipment & Robotics Benchmarking report found that active construction robotics usage among contractors dropped from 65% in 2024 to 46% in 2025, a 19-percentage- point decline despite a rise in positive sentiment to 95%. SU018, SU019, SU020
CU036 BuiltWorlds attributed the 2025 construction robotics adoption decline to a shift away from widespread experimental pilots toward more selective, proven implementations on smaller scales. SU018, SU021
CU037 Robotics.press noted in April 2026 that FieldAI has no publicly disclosed revenue, ARR, contract values, or retention metrics, creating a meaningful gap between narrative and verifiable traction at a $2B valuation. SU013
CU038 CNBC reported in March 2026 that autonomous AI systems deployed in real-world operations face "silent failure at scale" risks — where errors compound undetected over weeks — a systemic concern applicable to FieldAI's industrial deployments. SU017
CU039 Robotics.press found that very few named, quantified FieldAI customer case studies exist in the public domain, and most deployment claims originate from company materials without third-party verification of intervention rates, uptime, or ROI. SU013
CU040 Based on publicly confirmed data, FieldAI's construction customer base as of May 2026 consists of four accounts — two named (Big-D, DPR) and two unnamed ENR firms — meaning the loss of either named anchor customer would remove over half the visible evidence base. SU012, SU013
CU041 The Certis Group partnership provides potential geographic diversification into APAC and European security markets via a channel-operator model rather than direct enterprise sales. SU007, SU006
CU042 FieldAI's primary deployment platform at confirmed customer sites is the Boston Dynamics Spot quadruped robot; humanoid and wheeled platforms are referenced in company materials but no humanoid-specific customer deployment has been independently confirmed. SU012, SU003
CR001 Colorado's AI Act (SB 24-205), the first comprehensive US state statute targeting high-risk AI systems, takes effect June 30, 2026, requiring impact assessments, consumer disclosures, and reasonable care to prevent algorithmic discrimination. SR002, SR004
CR002 The EU AI Act's obligations for high-risk AI systems — including risk management, technical documentation, CE marking, and human oversight — were originally due by August 2, 2026, subject to a Digital Omnibus proposal that could extend the deadline to December 2027 if adopted before August 2026. SR002, SR004
CR003 California SB 53 (Transparency in Frontier AI Act), effective January 2026, requires developers of large AI models (training compute >10²⁶ FLOPs) to publish risk frameworks, report critical safety incidents within 15 days, and implement whistleblower protections, with penalties up to $1 million per violation. SR002, SR004
CR004 FieldAI's industrial AI autonomy systems deployed in EU markets likely qualify as high-risk AI under the EU AI Act's Annex III classification (safety components of products in critical infrastructure and industrial settings), triggering conformity assessment, CE marking, and post-market monitoring obligations. SR004, SR002
CR005 No public regulatory enforcement actions, government investigations, or regulatory fines against FieldAI have been identified as of May 2026. SR012, SR029
CR006 AI product liability litigation is consolidating around product-liability doctrine in US courts, treating deployed AI systems as products subject to design-defect, failure-to-warn, and foreseeable-misuse theories. SR001, SR010
CR007 AI-related lawsuits increased 137% in 2025, with autonomous AI agents presenting the highest litigation risk; median claim sizes around $5M, with the largest claims (top 5%) accounting for most exposure. SR001, SR010
CR008 The EU revised Product Liability Directive (PLD) treats software — including AI systems — as 'products' and extends strict liability concepts across the distribution chain, capturing parties that substantially modify AI systems; member states must transpose by December 2026. SR001, SR002
CR009 No public lawsuits, IP disputes, or legal proceedings involving FieldAI as either plaintiff or defendant have been identified as of May 2026. SR012, SR029
CR010 Product liability doctrine can extend upstream to AI component providers: Garcia v. Character Technologies allowed theories against 'upstream technology provider and the manufacturer' to proceed at the pleading stage, a precedent applicable to FieldAI as an AI software layer provider. SR001, SR010
CR011 FieldAI Federal, the company's defense-oriented subsidiary, is operational and would be subject to ITAR and EAR export controls if its autonomous robotics systems cross into dual-use military technology classifications; no public ITAR authorisation documentation has been found. SR026, SR029
CR012 USPTO patent search finds one published application (US 2025/0252306) associated with FieldAI as of May 2026 but no granted patents; IP protection relies primarily on trade secrets and publication velocity rather than granted patent moats. SR030, SR026
CR013 OSHA and NIOSH document a persistent baseline of serious robot-related workplace injuries, including crushing, striking, and pinning incidents, often occurring during unexpected startup or AI misjudgment of human proximity. SR006, SR007
CR014 Industrial safety standards for robots near humans (ISO 10218, RIA R15.06, IEC 61508) identify unexpected robot movements, software failures, poorly defined autonomous operation boundaries, and incomplete human-robot interaction protocols as primary risk factors. SR007, SR006
CR015 FieldAI's robots operate entirely on-edge without GPS, pre-mapped environments, or cloud connectivity; on-device inference is the sole decision-making authority, meaning AI model failures manifest immediately as physical robot actions with no human-in-the-loop override by default. SR026, SR013
CR016 No public safety incidents involving FieldAI-powered robots, no OSHA complaints citing FieldAI, and no customer safety-related disclosures have been identified as of May 2026. SR029, SR012
CR017 FieldAI's construction, mining, and energy deployments place robots in the environments most likely to involve unexpected obstacles, human co-presence, and high-consequence failure modes (falls into excavations, equipment collisions, explosive atmospheres). SR013, SR011
CR018 A 2025 Unitree H1 humanoid robot malfunction — flailing violently near a worker after software failure — and CES 2026 safety expert observations confirm that close-quarters human-robot interaction in autonomous mode is an unresolved safety frontier for the industry. SR005, SR007
CR019 No ISO 10218, IEC 62443, SOC 2, CE marking, or equivalent third-party safety or security certification for FieldAI's FFM platform or edge compute payload has been found in any public source as of May 2026. SR029, SR026
CR020 FieldAI has not published performance benchmarks, safety validation test reports, or failure-rate data for its FFMs under real-world industrial conditions; the absence prevents independent verification of the platform's safety profile. SR028, SR026
CR021 The 2026 International AI Safety Report identifies rapid advancements in robot autonomy and 'corresponding emergent risks — including loss-of-control scenarios and inadequate real-world reliability testing' as areas requiring stronger regulatory frameworks and open incident reporting. SR003, SR005
CR022 No public DPA, security whitepaper, penetration test disclosure, or IEC 62443 certification for FieldAI's cloud fleet analytics platform or NVIDIA pipeline integration has been identified as of May 2026. SR029, SR018
CR023 FieldAI's Boston Dynamics partnership (announced March 12, 2026) combines FieldAI's FFMs with Spot quadruped hardware for construction and other complex environments, creating a deep bidirectional integration dependency. SR013, SR014
CR024 The terms of the Boston Dynamics–FieldAI partnership, including exclusivity provisions, revenue sharing, minimum commitments, and termination rights, are not publicly disclosed. SR013, SR020
CR025 Hyundai Motor Group, which owns Boston Dynamics, made a strategic investment in FieldAI in February 2026, creating a dual relationship (hardware partner + investor parent) that could produce conflicts of interest if Hyundai pursues a proprietary autonomy strategy for Boston Dynamics hardware. SR008, SR019
CR026 FieldAI uses NVIDIA Omniverse NuRec for 3D reconstruction, Isaac Sim/Isaac Lab for simulation training, NVIDIA Cosmos for synthetic data generation, and OSMO for pipeline automation — creating a multi-layer technical dependency across NVIDIA's product stack. SR018, SR026
CR027 GPU supply constraints in 2026 include HBM memory bottlenecks and 9–12 month lead times for data-centre GPUs; cloud hyperscalers capture most new GPU supply, squeezing availability for smaller AI firms without multi-year cloud commitments. SR009, SR004
CR028 NVentures (NVIDIA's corporate venture arm) is a financial investor in FieldAI, reducing the probability of abrupt compute supply cutoff, but not eliminating pricing, API deprecation, or competitive-priority risks if NVIDIA pivots its strategy. SR023, SR018
CR029 Certis Group's partnership with FieldAI (February 2026) introduces dependency on the Mozart fleet orchestration platform for security vertical deployments; platform incompatibility or Certis strategy change could limit security-vertical revenue. SR025, SR029
CR030 FieldAI's FFM platform is marketed as hardware-agnostic, supporting quadrupeds, humanoids, wheeled robots, and passenger-scale vehicles, reducing single-OEM dependency at the platform layer, though named commercial partnerships are concentrated in Boston Dynamics (construction) and Certis (security). SR026, SR013
CR031 FieldAI's SDK integration with Boston Dynamics Spot uses a custom Spot SDK fork (publicly visible on GitHub), making the integration a high-fidelity but tightly coupled dependency where Spot SDK version changes require FieldAI engineering response. SR014, SR020
CR032 No evidence of diversified cloud provider contracts, alternative GPU sourcing agreements, or NVIDIA-independent training infrastructure at FieldAI has been identified; NVIDIA/cloud compute dependency appears concentrated. SR018, SR009
CR033 FieldAI was founded in 2023 by Ali Agha, a former NASA JPL Principal Investigator and DARPA Subterranean Challenge Urban-circuit winner, and had grown to 130+ employees by August 2025. SR022, SR023
CR034 FieldAI's disclosed executive team includes David Fan (CTO), Shayegan Omidshafiei (President & CSO), Duncan McIntyre (CFO), and Patrick Purwin (VP Sales), providing depth below the CEO level, though none has equivalent public brand recognition to Ali Agha. SR021, SR024
CR035 No evidence of executive departures, organisational restructuring, or named leadership controversy at FieldAI has been identified as of May 2026. SR029, SR012
CR036 FieldAI was in stealth until August 2025; as of May 2026, the company has less than one year of demonstrated enterprise sales capacity at scale, which is insufficient to confirm that its commercial execution muscle matches its technical capabilities. SR022, SR017
CR037 Headcount growth from zero to 130+ employees in approximately two years (2023–2025) introduces cultural, coordination, and product-execution risk typical of rapidly scaling deep-tech startups. SR022, SR023
CR038 FieldAI competes for senior robotics-AI engineers with Google Intrinsic (now integrated into Google AI), Physical Intelligence, Amazon Robotics, and Tesla Optimus — all of whom are hiring from the same narrow pool of PhDs and practitioners who can work on embodied AI at scale. SR022, SR027
CR039 No evidence of post-funding key technical departures from FieldAI has been identified as of May 2026, though the absence of public evidence is not confirmation of stability. SR029, SR021
CR040 Ali Agha is FieldAI's most prominent public figure, primary technical spokesperson (Robot Report interview, RoboBusiness keynote), and the originator of the DARPA SubT / NASA JPL pedigree that underpins the company's investor and customer credibility; no co-equal public-facing leader exists. SR028, SR024
CR041 FieldAI raised $405M at a $2B post-money valuation across two consecutive rounds (Series A and A1) in 2025, making it the highest single-year valuation achieved by a robotics AI software company at Series A stage by public record. SR015, SR016
CR042 The $2B valuation implies an approximate 20× multiple on the '$100M+ booked revenue' signal from anonymous OCBJ April 2026 sources, or approximately 14× against GetLatka's $140M ARR estimate (November 2025); both multiples are at the top of the enterprise AI software range and require sustained high-velocity growth to be defensible. SR017, SR027
CR043 FieldAI has not publicly disclosed gross margin, NRR, CAC, burn rate, cash on hand, or any other financial metric; all valuation underwriting must rely on unaudited third-party revenue estimates and analogy to comparable deeptech companies. SR027, SR019
CR044 FieldAI's capital adequacy is estimated at 2–4 years from the $405M raise at inferred burn rates consistent with 130+ employees at deep-tech compensation levels ($10–20M/month), with no public confirmation of cash deployment pace. SR022, SR019
CR045 A sustained AI sector valuation correction, macroeconomic downturn, or failure to meet growth expectations could prevent future fundraising at the $2B entry valuation or higher, forcing a down round that activates investor preference protections at the expense of earlier holders. SR016, SR027
CR046 FieldAI Federal's defence channel introduces government procurement risk: federal contracts have long procurement cycles (12–36 months), require security clearances and ITAR compliance, and can be cancelled or reduced by budget reallocation; no awarded federal contracts have been publicly disclosed. SR026, SR029
CR047 GetLatka estimates FieldAI's ARR at $140M as of November 2025; the estimate is unconfirmed by the company, unaudited, and derived from proprietary third-party modelling that cannot be independently verified. SR027, SR017
CR048 Revenue concentration among a small number of early customers is probable given FieldAI's two-year age and nascent commercial stage; the company has not disclosed customer count, top-10 customer revenue concentration, or ARR distribution. SR027, SR012
CR049 FieldAI has one published US patent application (US 2025/0252306) and no granted US patents as of May 2026; IP defence relies primarily on trade secrets, model weights as proprietary assets, and speed of deployment data accumulation. SR030, SR026
CR050 The 'hundreds of sites on three continents' customer-deployment claim is company-sourced and unverified by any independent third party; the absence of named customers or third-party deployment confirmation means the claim cannot be used to corroborate commercial traction.
CV001 FieldAI's post-money valuation was $2.0 billion following the August 2025 funding announcement, up from approximately $500 million in the preceding round. SV001, SV004, SV006
CV002 FieldAI raised $405 million across two consecutive rounds: approximately $91 million in an earlier round (at ~$500M valuation) and $314 million in the August 2025 oversubscribed round. SV002, SV003, SV005
CV003 GeekWire and Axios described the two FieldAI rounds as 'Series A and A1'; the company itself describes them as two consecutive rounds without publishing the formal round designation. SV003, SV002
CV004 PremierAlts reported FieldAI total funding as $506.1 million across five rounds as of February 22, 2026, with the most recent round of $315 million closed in February 2026—suggesting possible additional capital beyond the August 2025 announcement. SV009
CV005 SEC EDGAR full-text search for 'Field AI' Form D filings returned three results: HII Field AI Series I, II, and III—all structured as pooled investment fund series of HII Field AI, LLC—filed November 2025 and April 2026; no Form D filed directly by Field Ai, Inc. SV020, SV019
CV006 FieldAI shares are actively listed on secondary markets including Nasdaq Private Market and Notice.co, with a secondary share price of approximately $34.32 as of May 2026. SV021, SV022
CV007 FieldAI's LinkedIn employee count was reported at 201–500 as of early 2026, consistent with the company's stated plan to double headcount from 130 (August 2025) to approximately 260 by end of 2025. SV007, SV002
CV008 FieldAI's capital efficiency ratio (valuation / total raised) is approximately 4–5x ($2B / $405M), consistent with high-growth AI software premium multiples for this stage. SV009, SV001
CV009 FieldAI's founding team has exceptional field robotics credentials: CEO Ali Agha led the JPL/MIT CoSTAR team that won the DARPA Subterranean Challenge Urban Circuit, and CSO Shayegan Omidshafiei was a research scientist at DeepMind/Google. SV002, SV005, SV029
CV010 The FieldAI Series A1 round was oversubscribed, with lead investors including Bezos Expeditions (Jeff Bezos' family office), Prysm Capital, and Temasek, and participation from Khosla Ventures, NVentures (NVIDIA), Intel Capital, Canaan Partners, BHP Ventures, and Emerson Collective. SV001, SV005, SV032
CV011 Vinod Khosla publicly stated: 'FieldAI is at the forefront of the general-purpose robotics revolution, and its ability to rapidly deploy will unlock long-term economic and societal value.' SV005, SV006
CV012 FieldAI CEO Ali Agha stated the company has multi-million-dollar contracts in the US, Europe, and Asia, and the company claims deployments across hundreds of sites on three continents. SV004, SV005
CV013 A third-party analytics platform (GetLatka, November 2025) estimated FieldAI ARR at $140 million; a secondary market data source (CompWorth) estimated revenue at approximately $5 million—a 28x discrepancy reflecting the challenge of estimating private-company metrics externally. SV008, SV023
CV014 Anonymous sources familiar with FieldAI's finances told the Orange County Business Journal (April 2026) that the company has more than $100 million in booked revenue. SV007
CV015 No audited or company-confirmed revenue, gross margin, NRR, or cash position has been publicly disclosed by FieldAI; all financial estimates are third-party, anonymous, or analyst-estimated. SV007, SV008, SV013
CV016 First Round Capital and B Capital chairman Howard Morgan publicly stated AI startup valuations are overheated, warning that 'buy high, sell higher works only inside a bubble.' SV024, SV025
CV017 Physical Intelligence was in talks for a new round valuing the company above $11 billion as of March 2026, doubling its $5.6 billion valuation from November 2025, despite having no disclosed revenue or commercialization timeline. SV015, SV016, SV030
CV018 Skild AI raised a $1.4 billion Series C round in January 2026 at a $14 billion+ valuation; the company reported approximately $30 million in ARR grown from zero in just a few months of 2025. SV012, SV026
CV019 Apptronik raised $935 million total across its Series A rounds by February 2026, at a post-money valuation of approximately $5.3 billion, with investors including Google, Mercedes-Benz, and B Capital. SV013, SV014
CV020 Gecko Robotics raised $125 million in a June 2025 Series D, reaching a $1.25 billion valuation—roughly double its $633 million Series C valuation from December 2023. SV017, SV018
CV021 Figure AI was reported to have raised a Series C round exceeding $1 billion at approximately $39 billion valuation in September 2025, making it the highest-valued humanoid robotics startup. SV023, SV016
CV022 Houlihan Lokey's Q1 2026 AI in Vertical Software report found that AI-native software companies commanded a median EV/Revenue multiple of 21.2x in VC rounds, versus 8.5x for AI-enabled software and 5.5x for legacy SaaS. SV011, SV010
CV023 At FieldAI's $2B valuation and $100–140M ARR estimates, the implied revenue multiple is approximately 14–20x—within the AI-native software median but requiring the higher end of the revenue range to be real. SV011, SV007, SV008
CV024 At FieldAI's $2B valuation and the CompWorth low-end revenue estimate of approximately $5 million, the implied revenue multiple would be approximately 400x—comparable only to pre-revenue speculative investments in the sector. SV023, SV011
CV025 In the bull case, FieldAI achieves verified ARR of $140M growing at 80–100% annually, reaches $350–500M ARR by a 2027 Series B, and raises at 15–20x ARR, implying a $5.25–10B valuation. SV007, SV011
CV026 In the base case, FieldAI achieves $100M ARR growing 40–60% annually, reaches $200–300M ARR by a 2028 Series B, and raises at 10–12x ARR, implying a $2–3.6B valuation. SV011, SV008
CV027 In the bear case, FieldAI's actual revenue is $20–50M ARR, sector multiples compress to 8–10x, and the next funding round is a down-round at $400M–$1B valuation. SV024, SV025
CV028 Seattle-area venture capitalists stated in December 2025 that early-stage private AI valuations have run 'well ahead of fundamentals,' with capital chasing startups at valuations that price in outcomes requiring years of execution to justify. SV025
CV029 If FieldAI's actual ARR is at the low end of estimates ($5–20M) rather than the $100–140M booked-revenue level, the implied multiple at $2B (100–400x) would be unjustifiable even by the most optimistic AI-native software benchmarks. SV011, SV024
CV030 Physical Intelligence co-founder Lachy Groom stated the company has 'no timeline for commercialization,' illustrating that extreme optionality premiums in embodied-AI software are disconnected from current revenue for the entire peer group. SV016
CV031 A Series B down-round at FieldAI (valuation below $2B) would be a thesis-break trigger, contradicting the private-investor conviction that supports the current $2B mark. SV025, SV024
CV032 FieldAI's board composition, liquidation preferences, option pool size, and investor rights agreements have not been publicly disclosed, representing a significant governance opacity for a company at $2B valuation. SV010, SV008
CV033 The three minimum threshold conditions to upgrade the recommendation from TRACK to BUY are: verified ARR ≥$100M, confirmed gross margin ≥60%, and net revenue retention ≥110%—none of which are publicly available. SV011, SV007
CV034 Key commercial proof points that would provide positive evidence for the TRACK-to-BUY upgrade include: a publicly confirmed Series B step-up above $2B, a named large enterprise customer, a disclosed contract renewal or NRR figure, or an independent financial audit. SV007, SV008
CV035 Customer concentration risk is unverifiable without access to FieldAI's customer schedule; if top-3 customers account for more than 50% of revenue, churn risk would materially change the base and bear scenario assumptions.
CV036 The external-investor recommendation of TRACK reflects the combination of high team quality, high investor-quality signal, and a valuation that is stretched but within the comp set—offset by complete lack of verified financial metrics available to non-insiders. SV011, SV001, SV024
CV037 FieldAI's hardware-agnostic software model—deploying AI without manufacturing robots—means the company avoids capital-intensive hardware supply chain risks that affect Apptronik, Figure AI, and Agility Robotics, implying a higher sustainable gross margin floor. SV002, SV013
CV038 FieldAI's two major strategic partnerships announced in early 2026—Boston Dynamics (March) and Certis Group (February)—provide corroborating evidence of commercial traction beyond the anonymous revenue disclosures. SV008, SV027
CV039 Skild AI's $14B valuation on $30M ARR implies a ~467x revenue multiple; Physical Intelligence's $11B+ valuation implies effectively infinite multiple on zero revenue; these peer benchmarks contextualize FieldAI's 14–20x (if $100–140M ARR) as moderate within the embodied-AI sector. SV012, SV015, SV026
CV040 The SEC EDGAR Form D filing for HII Field AI Series III (CIK 0002126354, filed April 3, 2026) confirms ongoing structured investment activity around FieldAI equity as recently as April 2026, consistent with active secondary market demand. SV020, SV019
CV041 Intel Capital's public endorsement of the FieldAI round included a formal post formalizing a platform integration and strategic relationship with Intel's hardware stack, indicating at least one strategic investor is treating this as a partnership investment rather than pure financial. SV032, SV001
CV042 The most plausible exit paths for FieldAI are: (1) strategic acquisition by a large industrial conglomerate or tech platform (Honeywell, Emerson, Amazon, NVIDIA); (2) IPO in 2028–2030 if revenue scales to $500M+; or (3) strategic recap/continuation fund. SV001, SV009
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SO001 FieldAI Redefining Industrial AI — FieldAI Homepage Leading the frontier of Physical AI with deployments across three continents. Built by veterans from DeepMind, NASA JPL, Tesla, NVIDIA, Amazon, and beyond.
SO002 FieldAI Team | FieldAI With nearly two decades of expertise in pioneering AI and autonomy algorithms across diverse robotic platforms, Dr. Ali Agha is leading FieldAI's strategic vision and product development.
SO003 FieldAI FieldAI Announces Over $400M in Funds Raised to Advance Embodied AI at Scale Headquartered in Irvine, CA, FieldAI is a pioneer in developing embodied AI software that is redefining autonomous robot operations in real-world environments.
SO004 PR Newswire FieldAI Announces Over $400M in Funds Raised to Advance Embodied AI at Scale Irvine, CA – August 20, 2025 – FieldAI, a leader in physical AI and robotic autonomy, today announced that it has raised $405 million in two consecutive rounds.
SO005 TechCrunch FieldAI raises $405M to build universal robot brains FieldAI, an Irvine, California-based robotics startup, has raised $405 million across multiple previously undisclosed rounds to develop what it calls 'foundational embodied AI models.'
SO006 CNBC Nvidia, Bill Gates-backed robotics startup Field AI hits $2 billion valuation after recent raise Gates, Nvidia-backed robotics firm Field AI hits $2 billion valuation.
SO007 GeekWire Robotics startup FieldAI, backed by Gates and Bezos, hits $2B valuation after latest funding The investment, which came in consecutive Series A and A1 rounds, values the 2-year-old startup at $2 billion according to reports by Axios and CNBC on Wednesday.
SO008 Reuters (via Yahoo Finance) Robotics startup FieldAI raises $314 million in new funding, sources say The Irvine, California-based startup is now valued at $2 billion, up from $500 million in a round last year... It had about 30 people at the end of 2024 and grew to 130 this year, and plans to double headcount by the end of 2025.
SO009 Sacra FieldAI valuation, funding & news FieldAI raised $405 million across multiple funding rounds, including a $314 million round in August 2025 co-led by Bezos Expeditions, Prysm Capital, and Temasek.
SO010 Intel Capital FieldAI Announces Over $400M in Funds Raised to Advance Embodied AI at Scale
SO011 Boston Dynamics Boston Dynamics & FieldAI Partner to Bring Robots Into Uncharted, Dynamic Environments We've known Ali and his team since they won the Urban-circuit of the DARPA Subterranean Challenge using Spot robots, while tackling similar challenges for NASA.
SO012 Certis Group Certis and FieldAI Form Strategic Partnership to Deploy Autonomous Robotics in Real-World Security Operations
SO013 Construction Dive Robotic software startup FieldAI lands $405M in fresh funding The share of firms reporting active robotics use fell from 65% last year to 46% now [2025].
SO014 Orange County Business Journal FieldAI Robotics Growing, Will Need More Space People familiar with the matter tell the Business Journal that the company has more than $100 million in booked revenue and partnerships with large industrial customers.
SO015 Orange County Business Journal $2B-Valued FieldAI Moves to Irvine Robotics startup FieldAI, Orange County's newest unicorn, has completed a lease for a new, larger headquarters in Irvine.
SO016 Robotics & Automation News FieldAI raises more than $400 million to advance embodied AI at scale
SO017 Robotics & Automation News Boston Dynamics and FieldAI partner to bring robots into construction and other complex, dynamic environments
SO018 TechStartups FieldAI raises $405M in funding at $2B valuation, backed by Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and Nvidia Agha himself spent nearly a decade at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, working on robotics autonomy before launching FieldAI in Irvine, California.
SO019 TechFundingNews FieldAI raises $405M at $2B valuation to build smarter robot brains
SO020 xmaquina.io How FieldAI Is Building Real-World Robot Intelligence After earning his Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering from Texas A&M University, Agha joined MIT as a postdoctoral researcher. There, he began working closely with future FieldAI co-founder Shayegan Omidshafiei.
SO021 Emerson Collective Dr. Ali Agha Ali has nearly two decades of experience leading cutting-edge autonomy projects. Prior to founding FieldAI, he was a Principal Investigator at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL).
SO022 Sacra FieldAI valuation, funding & news — product detail
SO023 FieldAI via PR Newswire FieldAI Accelerates Industrial Customers' Adoption of AI in Collaboration with NVIDIA
SO024 FieldAI (via Intel Capital) FieldAI Announces Over $400M — Intel Capital repost with investor statement
SO025 GeekWire FieldAI backing and Series A/A1 details The investment, which came in consecutive Series A and A1 rounds, values the 2-year-old startup at $2 billion.
SM001 International Federation of Robotics World Robotics 2025 Report — Global Robot Demand in Factories Doubles Over 10 Years 542,000 robots installed in 2024 – more than double the number 10 years ago. Annual installations topped 500,000 units for the fourth straight year.
SM002 Global Market Insights AI-Powered Industrial Robot Market Trends, 2026–2035 The global AI-powered industrial robot market was estimated at USD 16.8 billion in 2025. The market is expected to grow from USD 17.9 billion in 2026 to USD 33.3 billion in 2035, at a CAGR of 7.1%.
SM003 Grand View Research Construction Robots Market Size, Industry Report, 2030 The Global Construction Robots Market size was estimated at USD 1.4 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 3.66 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 18% from 2025 to 2030.
SM004 FieldAI (via PR Newswire) FieldAI Accelerates Industrial Customers' Adoption of AI in Collaboration with NVIDIA A senior executive at a global industrial manufacturing company noted that what once took three and a half months for them now takes just twelve hours with FieldAI's technology, over 200 times faster than manual methods.
SM005 Boston Dynamics Case Study: Practical Autonomy on Construction Sites Customers have reduced inspection and documentation time by more than 90 percent compared to manual processes and avoided millions of dollars in potential cost overruns by identifying issues earlier.
SM006 Robotics and Automation News Boston Dynamics and FieldAI partner to bring robots into construction and other complex, dynamic environments
SM007 MarkWide Research Robotics in Oil and Gas Market Size, Share, and Industry Trends Forecast 2026–2036 Market Size in 2026: $3.8 Billion. Market Size in 2035: $12.96 Billion. CAGR (2026–2036): 14.6%.
SM008 CNBC Gates, Nvidia-backed robotics firm Field AI hits $2 billion valuation after recent raise
SM009 Persistence Market Research Mining Robotics Market Size, Share, and Growth Forecast 2026–2033 The global mining robotics market size is likely to be valued at US$ 1.7 Billion in 2026 and is expected to reach US$ 3.3 Billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 9.8%.
SM010 The Business Research Company Industrial Artificial Intelligence Global Market Report 2026 The industrial artificial intelligence market size is expected to grow from $9.06 billion in 2025 to $13.69 billion in 2026 at a CAGR of 51.1%.
SM011 MineListings Autonomous Equipment Revolutionizes Mining Operations in 2026 Autonomous trucks reaching 3,832 units by mid-2025…integration of digital maintenance programs has resulted in a substantial 50% reduction in unplanned downtime.
SM012 McKinsey & Company Unlocking the Industrial Potential of Robotics and Automation Participants report that the primary challenges to adoption include the capital cost of robots and a company's general lack of experience with automation, cited by 71 percent and 61 percent of respondents, respectively.
SM013 Deloitte AI for Industrial Robotics, Humanoid Robots, and Drones — TMT Predictions 2026 Annual sales of new industrial robots have remained flat at roughly 500,000 units since 2021…unless the broader technology, AI, and robotics ecosystem address bottlenecks related to data quality, integration, and cyber security, the market for industrial robots is likely to stay at its current level of relatively modest annual growth.
SM014 FieldAI FieldAI — Redefining Industrial AI (Official Website) Leading the frontier of Physical AI with deployments across three continents.
SM015 Research and Markets Embodied AI Market Report 2026
SM016 Construction Dive Robotic Software Startup FieldAI Lands $405M in Fresh Funding The share of firms reporting active robotics use fell from 65% last year to 46% now…positive evaluations of the innovative equipment jumped from 74% in 2024 to over 95% this year.
SM017 TechCrunch FieldAI Raises $405M to Build Universal Robot Brains Since launching the company in 2023, FieldAI has secured contracts across industries including construction, energy, and urban delivery.
SM018 Robotics and Automation News FieldAI Raises More Than $400 Million to Advance Embodied AI at Scale Deployments span a variety of robot types in high-complexity environments from Japan, to Europe, to the US, with some of the world's largest companies in industries including construction, energy, manufacturing, urban delivery and inspection.
SM019 Fortune Business Insights Inspection Robotics in Oil & Gas Market Size, Share 2026–2034 The global Inspection Robotics in Oil & Gas Market size was valued at USD 0.84 billion in 2025. The market is projected to grow from USD 0.93 billion in 2026 to USD 1.51 billion by 2034, exhibiting a CAGR of 6.23%.
SM020 Mordor Intelligence Oil & Gas Automation Market — Size, Share & Industry Analysis 2026–2031 The oil & gas automation market size was valued at USD 43.35 billion in 2025 and estimated to grow from USD 46.16 billion in 2026 to reach USD 63.19 billion by 2031, at a CAGR of 6.48%.
SM021 MDPI (Processes Journal) Recent Advances and Challenges in Industrial Robotics: A Systematic Review of Technological Trends and Emerging Applications
SM022 Analytics Insight Industrial Robotics in 2026: Is the Brain More Important Than the Machine? Factories are beginning to select robots the way companies select cloud infrastructure: for compatibility with an intelligence ecosystem rather than for standalone performance.
SM023 Robotnik Automation Industrial Robotics in 2025: Trends, Figures, and Global Outlook According to IFR figures, factories worldwide installed 542,076 industrial robots in 2024, a historic level that confirms the strength of global automation growth.
SM024 The AI Insider FieldAI Raises $405 Million to Scale Advanced Robotics Foundation Models FieldAI develops a single 'software brain' that can power many different kinds of robots. Its systems are already in use at customer facilities in Japan, Europe, and the U.S.
SM025 Automation.com Global Robot Demand in Factories Doubles Over 10 Years Globally, robot installations are expected to grow by 6% to 575,000 units in 2025. By 2028, the 700,000-unit mark will be surpassed.
SP001 FieldAI FieldAI — One Autonomy for All Robots (Homepage) "One brain across robots, tasks, and environments. Proven global deployment. ONE BRAIN FOR ANY MACHINE."
SP002 Boston Dynamics Boston Dynamics & FieldAI Partner to Bring Robots Into Uncharted, Dynamic Environments "Inspection and documentation time reduced by more than 90% compared to manual processes."
SP003 TechCrunch Alphabet-owned robotics software company Intrinsic joins Google "Intrinsic laid off 20% of its workforce in January 2023."
SP004 CNBC Former Alphabet 'moonshot' robotics company Intrinsic is folding into Google
SP005 The Next Web Google is doing to factory robots what Android did to phones. Fanuc just became the Samsung of the equation. "Fanuc commands roughly 16 to 18 per cent of global robot shipments, holds an estimated 50 to 60 per cent of the global CNC market, and has surpassed 1.1 million robots installed in factories."
SP006 Boston Dynamics Orbit Robot Fleet Management Software | Boston Dynamics "AIVI-Learning Powered by Google Gemini Robotics — Industrial environments are incredibly complex… We integrated Gemini into AIVI-Learning because modern facilities require industrial AI that can better reason and adapt for your sites."
SP007 Gecko Robotics Gecko Reaches Unicorn Status "Gecko Robotics… doubled its valuation from its previous funding round, with a Series D valuation of $1.25 Billion. The round was led by new investors Cox Enterprises."
SP008 Sacra Gecko Robotics valuation, funding & news
SP009 Business Wire Machina Labs Raises $124 Million to Scale Manufacturing Infrastructure for Defense and Advanced Mobility
SP010 TechCrunch Amazon hires the founders of AI robotics startup Covariant "Amazon announced Friday evening that it has hired Covariant's founders — Pieter Abbeel, Peter Chen, and Rocky Duan — along with 'about a quarter' of the startup's employees. It's also signed a non-exclusive license to use Covariant's robotic foundation models."
SP011 The Elec Physical Intelligence Valued at $11 Billion as Robotics AI Investment Surges "Notably, the company has yet to release a commercial product or industrial prototype and has not disclosed a commercialization roadmap."
SP012 The Robot Report Physical Intelligence raises $600M to advance robot foundation models
SP013 Viam Viam Announces $45M Series B Funding
SP014 Sacra FieldAI valuation, funding & news
SP015 Physical Intelligence Physical Intelligence (π) — Company Website
SP016 Robotics and Automation News Boston Dynamics and FieldAI partner to bring robots into construction and other complex, dynamic environments
SP017 TechCrunch FieldAI raises $405M to build universal robot brains "The mission is to build a single robot brain that can generalize across different robot types and a diverse set of environments."
SP018 CNBC Gates, Nvidia-backed robotics firm Field AI hits $2 billion valuation after recent raise
SP019 CNBC Gecko Robotics raises $125 million in deal valuing critical infrastructure startup over $1 billion
SP020 FieldAI Technology | Field AI "Deployed entirely on the edge and designed to generalize responses to uncertain scenarios, FieldAI-enabled robots can make strong inferences about unforeseen scenarios to learn and adapt far more quickly and efficiently."
SP021 arXiv π0.7: a Steerable Generalist Robotic Foundation Model with Emergent Capabilities
SP022 Intrinsic Intrinsic — Intelligent Robotics (Homepage)
SP023 UBOS Gecko Robotics Secures Multi-Year $71 Million Navy Robotics Deal "In March 2026 the U.S. Navy awarded Gecko Robotics a five-year IDIQ contract beginning with an initial award of $54 million and carrying a ceiling of $71 million."
SP024 Viam Viam | Robotics Software Platform for Software Engineers
SP025 Machina Labs Home | Machina Labs
SP026 UpsideList Fieldai — Company Analysis "Pre-revenue $2B valuation. $506M preferences mean bear case (50% probability) wipes common equity. Bear (50%)—NVIDIA Isaac/BD internalize; down-round; common wiped by $506M preferences."
SP027 Robotics Press Covariant: Competitive Response "Our moat rating is NARROW, not wide. The data advantage is real but not unassailable—Physical Intelligence, Nimble, and Nomagic are all accumulating deployment data, and hyperscalers including Amazon are internalizing manipulation AI."
SP028 CMU CMU's Robotics Innovation Center Secures FieldAI as Inaugural Corporate Tenant "When a company valued at $2 billion with $405 million in backing decides to expand its footprint into Pittsburgh and anchor at Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Innovation Center, it is not a courtesy — it is a calculation."
SI001 FieldAI FieldAI Announces Over $400M in Funds Raised to Advance Embodied AI at Scale FieldAI announces that it has raised $405 million in two consecutive rounds. Investors include Bezos Expeditions, BHP Ventures, Canaan Partners, Emerson Collective, Intel Capital, Khosla Ventures, NVentures (NVIDIA's venture capital arm), Prysm, Temasek, and others. The latest round was oversubscribed, following rapid customer adoption and multiple expansion contracts.
SI002 BizProfile.net (sourced from California Secretary of State) Field Ai, Inc. Mission Viejo, CA — Filing Information Field Ai, Inc., a Stock Corporation, is a business entity located in Mission Viejo, CA. Officially filed on October 24, 2024, this corporation is recognized under document number 6436098. Formed in Delaware. The data was extracted from the California Secretary of State's Registry (https://bizfileonline.sos.ca.gov/search/business/) as of 3/25/2026.
SI003 TechCrunch FieldAI raises $405M to build universal robot brains The most recent round raised $314 million in August and was co-led by Bezos Expeditions, Prysm, and Temasek. FieldAI's other backers include Khosla Ventures, Intel Capital, and Canaan Partners, among others.
SI004 Economic Times (Reuters) Robotics startup FieldAI raises $314 million in new funding, sources say The Irvine, California-based startup is now valued at $2 billion, up from $500 million in a round last year. CEO Ali Agha said the company had about 30 people at the end of 2024 and grew to 130 this year, and plans to double headcount by the end of 2025 to support multi-million-dollar contracts in the US, Europe and Asia.
SI005 CNBC Gates, Nvidia-backed robotics firm Field AI hits $2 billion valuation The latest round values the two-year-old startup at $2 billion, according to a person familiar with the matter. Along with NVentures and Bezos Expeditions, the rounds included investments from Khosla Ventures, Temasek, Canaan Partners and Intel Capital.
SI006 GeekWire Robotics startup FieldAI, backed by Gates and Bezos, hits $2B valuation after latest funding
SI007 Built In Los Angeles FieldAI Secures $405M to Scale General-Purpose Robotics Intelligence With the new funding, FieldAI plans to accelerate global expansion, invest in product development for locomotion and manipulation and scale hiring efforts, with a goal of doubling headcount by year's end.
SI008 Orange County Business Journal FieldAI Robotics Growing, Will Need More Space Sources familiar with the matter indicate the company has more than $100 million in booked revenue and partnerships with large industrial customers.
SI009 Sacra FieldAI valuation, funding & news FieldAI operates a B2B model, offering hardware integration services and software licensing for autonomous robot control. All processing occurs on-device with latency under 100 milliseconds, enabling offline functionality. Data is uploaded to FieldAI's cloud platform for analytics, and the foundation models are continuously refined through federated learning.
SI010 GetLatka FieldAI Revenue 2025: $140M ARR, $2B Valuation FieldAI generates $140M in revenue. FieldAI has 150 employees. Company data last updated Nov 24, 2025.
SI011 Premier Alternatives FieldAI Valuation 2026 — Private Company Worth With a capital efficiency ratio of 3.95x, FieldAI has achieved a valuation that is 3.95 times the total capital raised.
SI012 PR Newswire / FieldAI FieldAI Announces Over $400M in Funds Raised to Advance Embodied AI at Scale
SI013 Construction Dive Robotic software startup FieldAI lands $405M in fresh funding
SI014 TechFundingNews FieldAI raises $405M at $2B valuation to build smarter robot brains
SI015 UpsideList Fieldai — Company Analysis Our model estimates -2% upside. Pre-revenue; no secondary. Dilution Risk: 3-5 more rounds; 50-70% cumulative dilution. Questions to Ask: "Monthly burn and revenue timeline?" "Liquidation preference terms?"
SI016 Robotics Press FieldAI — Company Profile Last updated: 2026-03-12. Sources: 11. Completeness: 56%.
SI017 Parola Analytics Patent Snapshot: FieldAI's vision for adaptable, real-world robotics The patent application (US 2025/0252306), titled "System and method for uncertainty-aware traversability estimation with optimum-fidelity scan data," was filed on February 5, 2025, following a provisional filing in 2024. The application lists Samuel Triest, David Fan, and Ali Agha as inventors.
SI018 FieldAI via PR Newswire FieldAI Accelerates Industrial Customers' Adoption of AI in Collaboration with NVIDIA
SI019 Yahoo Finance (Reuters) Robotics startup FieldAI raises $314 million in new funding, sources say
SI020 Robotics & Automation News FieldAI raises more than $400 million to advance embodied AI at scale
SI021 Orange County Business Journal FieldAI Raises $405M for $2B Valuation
SI022 TechStartups FieldAI raises $405M in funding at $2B valuation, backed by Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos and NVIDIA
SI023 CA Company Registry FIELD AI, INC. — California Companies Directory Statement of Information BA20241893043. Initial Filing 6436098. Annual Report Due Date changed to 10/31/2025.
SI024 Carnegie Mellon University CMU's Robotics Innovation Center Secures FieldAI as Inaugural Corporate Tenant FieldAI named as inaugural corporate tenant at CMU's Robotics Innovation Center at Hazelwood Green. The facility features specialized high-bay labs and a 1.5-acre outdoor running room designed for testing robots in varied terrain.
SI025 Parola Analytics / USPTO US Patent Application 2025/0252306 — System and method for uncertainty-aware traversability estimation Patent application US 2025/0252306 filed February 5, 2025, covering uncertainty-aware traversability estimation. Inventors: Samuel Triest, David Fan, Ali Agha.
SE001 FieldAI Technology | Field AI "Field Foundation Models™ are unlike any embodied robot AI ever developed, incorporating context and safety awareness into unknown conditions in a way that mimics how humans learn."
SE002 Boston Dynamics Boston Dynamics & FieldAI Partner to Bring Robots Into Uncharted, Dynamic Environments "Inspection and documentation time reduced by more than 90% compared to manual processes."
SE003 TechCrunch FieldAI raises $405M to build universal robot brains "Once [the] network starts getting access to that, it starts making much safer decisions… it tells you how confident it is, and you as a customer can define this risk threshold."
SE004 FieldAI / PR Newswire FieldAI Accelerates Industrial Customers' Adoption of AI in Collaboration with NVIDIA "What once took three and a half months for them now takes just twelve hours with FieldAI's technology, over 200 times faster than manual methods."
SE005 xmaquina.io How FieldAI Is Building Real-World Robot Intelligence "Near-term, right now through 2026, they're focused on inspection, monitoring, and data collection. These applications are already deployed and generating revenue."
SE006 Robotics and Automation News Boston Dynamics and FieldAI partner to deploy autonomous robots on construction sites
SE007 Intel Capital FieldAI Announces Over $400M in Funds Raised to Advance Embodied AI at Scale
SE008 Carnegie Mellon University CMU's Robotics Innovation Center Secures FieldAI as Inaugural Corporate Tenant "The RIC facility features specialized high-bay labs and a 1.5-acre outdoor 'running room' designed for testing robots in varied terrain."
SE009 Orange County Business Journal FieldAI Robotics Growing, Will Need More Space
SE010 FieldAI Solutions | Field AI
SE011 Certis Group Certis and FieldAI Form Strategic Partnership to Deploy Autonomous Robotics in Real-World Security Operations "At the core of FieldAI's technology are its Field Foundation Models™, general-purpose autonomy software that acts as a brain for any robot type to operate safely in complex, dynamic and real-time environments without reliance on prior maps, prior routes, or supporting infrastructure."
SE012 GitHub (FieldAI organization) Field AI — GitHub organization "field-ai/rosbridge_suite — updated Apr 2, 2026; field-ai/spconv — updated Mar 5, 2026; field-ai/spot-sdk — updated Oct 22, 2025."
SE013 FieldAI Field AI Research Institute (FAIRI) | Field AI
SE014 Ali Agha personal academic site Ali Agha — Publications
SE015 Pure AI Field AI Expands NVIDIA Collaboration to Accelerate Industrial AI Adoption
SE016 FieldAI FieldAI and NVIDIA Omniverse: Building the Next Generation of Industrial AI "When the model encounters something unfamiliar, it adapts in real time by slowing down or choosing a more conservative path. That conservatism has a cost in throughput and efficiency."
SE017 FieldAI Bringing General-Purpose Robots to Every Construction Site: Inside Big-D Construction's Expansion with FieldAI "For over two years of field deployments, FieldAI has worked closely with the Big-D team to incorporate their feedback into the product."
SE018 Morningstar / PR Newswire Certis and FieldAI Form Strategic Partnership to Deploy Autonomous Robotics in Real-World Security Operations
SE019 FieldAI FieldAI | One Autonomy for All Robots (Homepage)
SE020 FieldAI / PR Newswire FieldAI Announces Over $400M in Funds Raised to Advance Embodied AI at Scale
SE021 The Robot Report FieldAI founder and CEO to discuss building risk-aware AI models at RoboBusiness
SE022 FieldAI Release Notes — Field AI (private)
SE023 Robotics and Automation News FieldAI raises more than $400 million to advance embodied AI at scale
SE024 Emerson Collective Dr. Ali Agha — Emerson Collective Portfolio
SE025 AI Wiki Field AI — AI Wiki
SU001 FieldAI Bringing General-Purpose Robots to Every Construction Site: Inside Big-D Construction's Expansion with FieldAI "I think the opportunity is that every project will have some representation of FieldAI tools." — Shaun Orr, C-level executive, Big-D Construction
SU002 Robotics and Automation News Big-D expands construction operations with FieldAI as robotics adoption accelerates
SU003 Boston Dynamics Boston Dynamics & FieldAI Partner to Bring Robots Into Uncharted, Dynamic Environments "Efficiency: Inspection and documentation time reduced by more than 90% compared to manual processes."
SU004 PR Newswire FieldAI Accelerates Industrial Customers' Adoption of AI in Collaboration with NVIDIA "A senior executive at a global industrial manufacturing company noted that what once took three and a half months for them now takes just twelve hours with FieldAI's technology."
SU005 FieldAI FieldAI Accelerates Industrial Customers' Adoption of AI in Collaboration with NVIDIA
SU006 The Straits Times Certis and FieldAI Partner to Advance Autonomous Robotics in Real-World Security Operations
SU007 International Security Journal Field AI and Certis form strategic partnership "For robotics to be viable at scale, they must integrate seamlessly with human teams, operational workflows and command systems." — Ng Tian Beng, President and Group CEO, Certis
SU008 Sacra FieldAI valuation, funding & news
SU009 Interesting Engineering US robot dog patrols massive construction sites for faster progress "The FieldAI system makes us better at what we do. Giving us greater efficiency, helping us document items more effectively, and taking some of the more mundane tasks off our plate." — Justin Schreiner, DPR superintendent
SU010 ThomasNet Robot Dog Takes on 'Mundane' Tasks in Construction (Video)
SU011 InspEnet FieldAI Brain transforms construction with robotics
SU012 Robots in Construction FieldAI | Robots in Construction "4 Confirmed Deployments. 2 Named Customers (DPR Construction and Big-D Construction) and 2 unnamed top-10 ENR firms."
SU013 robotics.press FieldAI | robotics.press "Very few named, quantified customer case studies in the public domain; most deployment claims originate from company materials without third-party verification of intervention rates, uptime, or ROI."
SU014 Intel Capital FieldAI Announces Over $400M in Funds Raised to Advance Embodied AI at Scale
SU015 FieldAI FieldAI Announces Over $400M in Funds Raised to Advance Embodied AI at Scale "The latest round was oversubscribed, following rapid customer adoption and multiple expansion contracts for FieldAI's general-purpose robotics intelligence, with successful testing and deployments across hundreds of complex real-world industrial environments."
SU016 Robotics and Automation News Boston Dynamics and FieldAI partner to bring robots into construction and other complex, dynamic environments
SU017 CNBC 'Silent failure at scale': The AI risk that can tip the business world into disorder "Autonomous systems don't always fail loudly. It's often silent failure at scale." — Noe Ramos, VP AI Operations, Agiloft
SU018 Construction Dive Contractor optimism for robots grows, but usage drops "The share of firms reporting active robotics use fell from 65% last year to 46%."
SU019 The Robot Report Construction robotics finds interest, but adoption wavers, reports BuiltWorlds
SU020 Construction Owners Association Construction Contractors Show Strong Support for Robotics but Adoption Slips in 2025
SU021 Construction Dive Robotic software startup FieldAI lands $405M in fresh funding
SU022 FieldAI Construction | Solutions | FieldAI
SU023 FieldAI Industrial & Energy | Solutions | FieldAI
SU024 FieldAI Urban Operations | Solutions | FieldAI
SU025 FieldAI Journey | Company | FieldAI
SR001 K&L Gates LLP AI Product Liability: The Next Wave of Litigation Product liability is different: It is built to evaluate mass-distributed technologies through the lenses of defect, warnings, and foreseeability, with liability that can extend across a chain of entities involved in making a product available.
SR002 Baker Botts LLP AI Legal Watch: January 2026 Colorado's AI Act (SB 24-205)—the first comprehensive U.S. statute targeting 'high-risk' AI systems—takes effect June 30, 2026, requiring impact assessments, consumer disclosures, and reasonable care to prevent algorithmic discrimination.
SR003 International AI Safety Report 2026 (Expert Advisory Panel, 100+ independent experts) International AI Safety Report 2026 — Extended Summary for Policymakers Rapid advancements in robot autonomy/capability and corresponding emergent risks—including loss of control scenarios and inadequate real-world reliability testing.
SR004 Gunder LLP 2026 AI Laws Update: Key Regulations and Practical Guidance The EU has adopted binding legal frameworks that extend to non-EU based organizations, most notably the EU AI Act, which imposes significant obligations on high-risk and general-purpose AI models.
SR005 SRES (Safety & Reliability Engineering Solutions) CES Wrap-Up 2026: The Humanoid Robot Safety Question Existing industrial safety protocols often fall short when robots share open workspaces with humans.
SR006 CDC / National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Center for Occupational Robotics Research NIOSH established the Center for Occupational Robotics Research in September 2017 to address the safety of today's workers who use, wear, or work near robots.
SR007 Control Engineering Industrial robot safety considerations, standards and best practices to consider
SR008 Chosun Biz (Korea JoongAng Daily) Hyundai Motor Group boosts US robot AI push with Field AI investment
SR009 VerticalData.io AI Supply Chain Constraints: GPU Lead Times, Allocation & Hardware Procurement in 2026 The AI industry generates headlines every week. But behind product launches and model announcements, there is a quieter dynamic shaping outcomes: which organizations can actually build at scale and which ones are left waiting.
SR010 Global Law Lists The 10 Most Consequential Legal Rulings on AI in 2025–2026
SR011 Maedcore Industrial Safety with Robotics: A Practical Guide 2026
SR012 Tracxn Field AI — 2026 Company Profile
SR013 FieldAI Boston Dynamics and FieldAI Partner to Bring Robots Into Uncharted and Dynamic Environments
SR014 Boston Dynamics Boston Dynamics & FieldAI Partner to Bring Robots Into Uncharted, Dynamic Environments Combining Field AI's expertise in risk-aware autonomy with Spot's remarkable mobility allows us to tackle uncharted and highly dynamic environments together—spaces that were previously off-limits to robots.
SR015 CNBC Nvidia, Bill Gates-backed robotics startup Field AI hits $2 billion valuation after recent raise
SR016 GeekWire Robotics startup FieldAI, backed by Gates and Bezos, hits $2B valuation after latest funding
SR017 Orange County Business Journal FieldAI Raises $405M for $2B Valuation The robotics company's valuation jumped to $2 billion from $500 million, placing it in the 'unicorn' category of startups worth more than $1 billion.
SR018 FieldAI FieldAI and NVIDIA Omniverse: Building the Next Generation of Industrial AI NVIDIA Omniverse libraries provide the digital substrate that accelerates the transition from field data to intelligent digital worlds.
SR019 Premier Alternatives FieldAI Valuation: $2.0B (2026)
SR020 Robotics and Automation News Boston Dynamics and FieldAI partner to bring robots into construction and other complex, dynamic environments
SR021 Premier Alternatives FieldAI Team | Leadership & Board
SR022 TechCrunch FieldAI raises $405M to build universal robot brains
SR023 PR Newswire FieldAI Announces Over $400M in Funds Raised to Advance Embodied AI at Scale
SR024 FieldAI FieldAI Team
SR025 Certis Group Certis and FieldAI Form Strategic Partnership to Deploy Autonomous Robotics in Real-World Security Operations
SR026 FieldAI FieldAI Technology
SR027 Sacra FieldAI — Private Company Research
SR028 The Robot Report FieldAI founder and CEO discuss building risk-aware AI models at RoboBusiness
SR029 FieldAI Latest News | FieldAI
SR030 Paróla Analytics FieldAI Robotics Patents
SV001 CNBC Gates, Nvidia-backed robotics firm Field AI hits $2 billion valuation Field AI's robots are deployed in daily operations at numerous customer sites worldwide.
SV002 TechCrunch FieldAI raises $405M to build universal robot brains
SV003 GeekWire Robotics startup FieldAI, backed by Gates and Bezos, hits $2B valuation after latest funding The investment, which came in consecutive Series A and A1 rounds, values the 2-year-old startup at $2 billion.
SV004 Economic Times Robotics startup FieldAI raises $314 million in new funding, sources say FieldAI, which develops systems for robots to operate safely in industrial environments, has raised $314 million in a new funding round, quadrupling its valuation.
SV005 FieldAI FieldAI Announces Over $400M in Funds Raised to Advance Embodied AI at Scale FieldAI has raised $405 million in two consecutive rounds.
SV006 Orange County Business Journal FieldAI Raises $405M for $2B Valuation
SV007 Orange County Business Journal FieldAI Robotics Growing, Will Need More Space People familiar with the matter tell the Business Journal that the company has more than $100 million in booked revenue and partnerships with large industrial customers.
SV008 Sacra FieldAI valuation, funding & news
SV009 PremierAlts FieldAI Valuation: $2.0B (2026) Total Funding Raised: $506.1M across 5 rounds; Last Round: Early Stage VC $315.0M; Last Funding: Feb 2026.
SV010 PitchBook Field AI 2025 Company Profile: Valuation, Funding & Investors
SV011 Houlihan Lokey AI in Vertical Software | Q1 2026 Market Update AI-native software companies command the highest multiples, with a median of 21.2x EV/Revenue for venture capital rounds.
SV012 TechCrunch Robotics software maker Skild AI hits $14B valuation Skild AI has raised a $1.4 billion Series C round that values it at more than $14 billion.
SV013 TechCrunch Humanoid robot startup Apptronik has now raised $935M at a $5B+ valuation TechCrunch separately learned that its post-money valuation is now about $5.3 billion.
SV014 CNBC Apptronik raises $520 million at $5 billion valuation for Apollo robot
SV015 Bloomberg AI Robotics Lab in Talks to Raise $1 Billion at $11 Billion Valuation Physical Intelligence, the two-year-old San Francisco robotics startup, is in discussions to raise about $1 billion in new funding at a valuation exceeding $11 billion.
SV016 TechCrunch Physical Intelligence is reportedly in talks to raise $1B, again Co-founder Lachy Groom told TechCrunch the company has no timeline for commercialization, an unusual posture that its investors don't seem to mind.
SV017 CNBC Gecko Robotics raises $125 million in deal valuing critical infrastructure startup over $1 billion Gecko Robotics announced on Thursday that it raised $125 million in a Series D funding round, raising the AI and robotics company's valuation to $1.25 billion.
SV018 Gecko Robotics Gecko Reaches Unicorn Status
SV019 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission HII Field AI Series II — Form D Filing (CIK 0002095305) HII Field AI Series II, a Series of HII Field AI, LLC — Pooled Investment Fund — Other Investment Fund — filed 2025-11-14.
SV020 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR) SEC EDGAR Full-Text Search — Form D for 'Field AI' Hits: HII Field AI Series I (filed 2025-11-14), HII Field AI Series II (filed 2025-11-14), HII Field AI Series III (filed 2026-04-03). No direct Form D found for Field Ai, Inc.
SV021 Nasdaq Private Market Sell or Invest in Field AI Stock Pre-IPO
SV022 Notice.co FieldAI Stock — How to Buy, Valuation, Stock Price, IPO FieldAI Stock $34.32
SV023 TechFundingNews FieldAI raises $405M at $2B valuation to build smarter robot brains
SV024 Economic Times AI startup valuations are overheated: First Round Capital cofounder Howard Morgan 'In a bubble, everybody thinks buy high, sell higher works forever, but that only works inside the bubble,' said Howard Morgan.
SV025 GeekWire Is there an AI bubble? Investors sound off on risks and opportunities for tech startups in 2026 There's clear froth in parts of the AI market, especially in early-stage private valuations where companies are priced well ahead of fundamentals.
SV026 BusinessWire Skild AI Raises $1.4B, Now Valued Over $14B The company grew from zero to about $30M revenue in just a few months in 2025, and is growing exponentially.
SV027 Orange County Business Journal $2B-Valued FieldAI Moves to Irvine
SV028 TechStartups FieldAI raises $405M in funding at $2B valuation, backed by Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos and Nvidia
SV029 The Robot Report FieldAI founder, CEO discuss building risk-aware AI models at RoboBusiness
SV030 The Robot Report Physical Intelligence raises $600M to advance robot foundation models
SV031 Robotics and Automation News FieldAI raises more than $400 million to advance embodied AI at scale
SV032 Intel Capital FieldAI Announces Over $400M in Funds Raised to Advance Embodied AI at Scale