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FieldAI is proud to be collaborating with HTX (Home Team Science & Technology Agency) at the newly launched Home Team Humanoid Robotics Centre (H2RC) in Singapore, a dedicated facility focused on developing and training humanoid robots for public safety. H2RC brings together the Home Team, industry, universities, and research institutes to advance robotics for real operational environments. The Centre is exploring applications where robots can take on physically demanding and dangerous work, including hazardous materials response and post-blast investigations. FieldAI is excited to contribute as one of H2RC’s industry collaborators as HTX advances physical AI for the future of public safety. Read more: The Straits Times: https://lnkd.in/g_fDasn8 AsiaOne: https://lnkd.in/e_MqJSwe

🤖 From Dimension X Demo Day to national-level impact We're thrilled to see Dimension X Cohort 5 alumni FieldAI and General Robotics named as collaborators of the newly launched Home Team Humanoid Robotics Centre (H2RC), continuing their work with HTX's Robotics, Automation and Unmanned Systems (RAUS) Centre of Expertise. Just over a year ago, both teams were presenting their solutions at our Demo Day. Today, they are contributing to Singapore's efforts to advance humanoid robotics and embodied AI for public safety through collaborations at H2RC.Since graduating from the programme in 2025, both startups have continued building momentum with end-users, demonstrating how strong industry partnerships can help innovative technologies move towards real-world deployment. It is encouraging to see these collaborations continue beyond the Dimension X programme where our startups and end-users continue refining, validating and deploying solutions together. We are excited to continue cheering on Field AI and General Robotics as they reach new milestones alongside HTX, and look forward to seeing what comes next. Mok Shao Hong Chiko David Gerald Chow Wilson Ng Loh Yi Ting Michelle Ng TechX Ventures Pte. Ltd. https://lnkd.in/g_fDasn8 #DimensionX #OpenInnovation #Hatch #Innovation #PublicSafety

Meet our latest force multiplier for the Home Team, which involves combining AI with humanoids. Dedicated to advancing Embodied AI for public safety, our newly launched Home Team Humanoid Robotics Centre (H2RC) will train humanoid robots to augment the Home Team in helping keep Singapore safe and secure. Helmed by engineers from HTX’s Robotics, Automation and Unmanned Systems Centre of Expertise, H2RC brings the Home Team, industry, universities and research institutes together to co-develop solutions for public safety. Read more about H2RC in the news. ST: https://lnkd.in/esJ5vyWx CNA: https://lnkd.in/e2zcusGb AsiaOne: https://lnkd.in/e_MqJSwe #HTXsg

At IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS) 2026, FieldAI’s Dr. Sebastian Scherer presented “Resilience in the Field,” exploring what it takes to build robots that reliably operate outside controlled environments. "Basti" has worked in field robotics since the first Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Grand Challenge in 2004 and today leads the AirLab at Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Institute alongside his role as Director of Safe Embodied AI at FieldAI. His message: resilience has to be designed across the entire system. Robots operating in the field need to reason through uncertainty, gather more information when needed, recover when conditions change, and continue making safe decisions over long missions.

Research meets the field at IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS) 2026. FieldAI is in Pittsburgh this week presenting new research and sharing what we’ve learned deploying robots across hundreds of sites on three continents. Founder & CEO Ali Agha also joined a panel on what it takes to turn breakthrough robotics research into deployment at scale. Find us at Booth 234 through October 1.

We came, we saw, we got inspired. Huge thanks to everyone who joined us in San Jose for the Hitachi Inspire Summit 2026. Thanks also to all our fantastic guest speakers and industry leaders – you inspired us with your insights into the future. In my keynote, I elaborated on my vision of “self-evolving social infrastructure,” which senses change in its environment, learns from it, and continuously improves—adapting and evolving on its own, so that people can focus not on running the system, but on envisioning and deciding the future. That’s what we’re building at Hitachi. On a personal note, it was great to see so many Hitachi colleagues and customers in California this week. Together, we’re reshaping the world’s social infrastructure by pairing operational and information technologies, harnessing data responsibly, and using Physical AI to deliver real-world benefits for our customers and the communities we serve. I’m inspired. Are you? #InspireSummit #Inspirethenext #OneHitachi Amy Zegart Lip-Bu Tan Jeanette Epps, PhD 津坂 美樹 Yogesh Agrawal Kevin Ichhpurani Jonathan Van Wyck Dirk Willer Ali Agha Zhaopeng Chen Brian Mengwasser Jaime Lien Bruce Lawler Charlie Takeuchi Shashank Samant Andreas Schierenbeck Giuseppe Marino Anand Birje Luis Ramos Arya Barirani

AI is moving from the margins of construction technology into the core of how projects are planned, delivered, and managed. For the first time, BuiltWorlds is recognizing the companies driving that shift with the inaugural BuiltWorlds AI Top 50. The list brings together 50 companies advancing AI across the construction ecosystem—from tools that augment project teams and automate workflows to technologies focused on the jobsite, project intelligence, design, and decision-making. What stands out is not simply the number of AI companies entering the market. It is the growing range of ways AI is being applied to address longstanding challenges in construction, from turning project data into actionable insight to reducing manual work and helping teams make decisions earlier. The 2026 AI Top 50 provides a snapshot of where the construction AI market stands today—and a look at the technologies and companies that will help shape where it goes next. Congratulations to the very first AI Top Solutions cohort: Adaptive, ALICE Technologies, Augmenta, Autodesk, Bedrock Robotics, Bluebeam, Boon, Briq, BuildOps, Buildots, ChatGPT-4, Claude Code, Clearstory, ConCntric, CONXAI, Microsoft Copilot, Cursor, Datagrid AI (from Procore), Document Crunch (a Trimble Company), DRAWER AI, DroneDeploy (from Procore), Egnyte, Endra, Enlaye, FieldAI, Field Materials AI, Gravis Robotics, HammerTech, Kaya AI, mbue, Neuron Factory, Nomic AI, nPlan, OpenSpace, Primepoint, Procore Technologies, Provision, SALUS, SmartPM Technologies, Inc., Snaptrude, Snowflake, StruxHub, Track3D, Trimble, Trunk Tools, UpCodes, Versatile, Wyre AI, and Xpanner! Explore the inaugural BuiltWorlds AI Top 50 and the broader research behind the list. We'll be bringing these conversations to this week's Buildings Conference: Data Centers & AI Infrastructure and the upcoming 2027 AI/ML Conference. Learn more in the comments.

If you’re heading to CoreWeave Fully Connected, make time to see what five NVIDIA Inception members are building: Encord, FieldAI, Applied Compute, Roboflow and RadixArk will share live and digital demos, from improving AI models to autonomous systems and AI-powered visual inspection. 📍 Meet the teams at the NVIDIA booth, Sept. 29–Oct. 1. Learn more: https://nvda.ws/4e06nPy

It was an honor to welcome H.E. Deemah AlYahya, Secretary-General of the Digital Cooperation Organization, to FieldAI. We appreciated the opportunity to share our work in physical AI and exchange perspectives on the opportunities ahead in Saudi Arabia and the broader region. Thank you, Your Excellency, for the thoughtful visit and conversation. We look forward to continuing the dialogue and working toward a more connected and inclusive digital future.