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Aim Intelligent Machines

AIM Intelligent Machines is a Seattle-area startup that retrofits heavy earthmoving equipment (bulldozers and excavators) for autonomous...

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HQ
Redmond, WA, US
Sectors
Technology, Information and Internet
Founded
2021
Employees
138
Stage
Seed
Total raised
$41.1M SEC Form D filings Total of this company's SEC Form D filings
Last round
$41.1M · Dec 2024 SEC Form D
Founders
Adam Sadilek

Ben Reed joins AIM Intelligent Machines as Chief Marketing Officer to lead marketing for autonomous earthmoving fleets

Ben Reed announced he joined AIM Intelligent Machines as Chief Marketing Officer, praising the company's autonomous heavy-equipment technology that converts existing machines into fleets for safer, continuous earthmoving operations. He said the technology and deployments are already real and his role will be to elevate AIM’s external presence and define the emerging market.

AIM Intelligent Machines retrofits bulldozers and excavators with AI to automate earthmoving from Redmond HQ

AIM Intelligent Machines is retrofitting existing bulldozers and excavators with an AI-driven platform that can take control for earthmoving operations, developing the technology at its Redmond, Washington headquarters. The startup focuses first on terrestrial construction and mining applications while keeping longer-term ambitions for lunar and Martian terraforming.

AIM Intelligent Machines, led by founder Adam Sadilek, retrofits excavators and bulldozers for full autonomy from its Redmond HQ

AIM Intelligent Machines, founded in 2021 by former Google engineer Adam Sadilek, is developing a physical AI platform to retrofit existing excavators, bulldozers and other heavy equipment for fully autonomous operation from its Redmond, Washington headquarters and nearby proving grounds. The company aims to transform construction, mining and hauling work on Earth—and eventually enable similar autonomous heavy machinery for off‑planet tasks on the Moon or Mars.

2026 GeekWire Awards Finalists Include AIM Intelligent Machines with $50M Funding and $4.9M Air Force Contracts for Autonomous Earthmovers

The 2026 GeekWire Awards announced finalists for Hardware/Robotics/Physical AI of the Year, highlighting startups innovating with autonomous heavy machinery, drones, spatial computing, and space robotics. Notable finalist AIM Intelligent Machines secured $50 million funding in 2025 and $4.9 million in U.S. Air Force contracts for autonomous earthmoving equipment.

Microsoft's private OpenAI emails and Satya Nadella’s new AI catchphrase

Newly unsealed court documents reveal the behind-the-scenes history of Microsoft and OpenAI · including a surprise: Amazon Web Services was the Silicon Valley AI lab's original partner. Plus, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella debuts a new AI catchphrase at Davos, startup CEO Dave Clark gets attention for his "wildly productive weekend," Elon Musk talks aliens, and the latest on physical AI startups in the Pacific Northwest, including Overland AI and AIM Intelligent Machines. With GeekWire co-founders John Cook and Todd Bishop; edited by Curt Milton. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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