AIM Intelligent Machines
ACTIVEUS company building a physical-AI platform that retrofits existing earthmoving machinery with sensors and edge compute to operate it autonomously.
AIM Intelligent Machines
Founded 2021 · Redmond, United StatesAIM Intelligent Machines (AIM) is a US company building a physical-AI platform that retrofits existing heavy earthmoving machinery — bulldozers, excavators and loaders — with sensors and edge compute to operate it autonomously. Retrofit kits let a single operator remotely supervise a fleet of machines using high-level commands. The company targets the mining, construction and quarrying sectors. Founded in 2021, it is headquartered in Redmond, Washington. AIM's systems are deployed commercially with customers across several continents.
Founders
Previously at Google / Google Brain, including the autonomous-vehicle effort that became Waymo.
Domain of activity
3 areas · 4 technologies · 3 industries- Autonomous systems
- Embodied AI
- Computer Vision
- Computer vision
- Reinforcement Learning
- Embodied AI
- Robotics
- Construction
- Mining
- Robotics
Global presence
HQ Redmond · 1 offices · 3 regionsScale & funding
founded 2021Organizational relations
4 strategic relationsStrategic relations
4- PartnershipStrategic partnership with Komatsu (and its subsidiary EARTHBRAIN) for autonomous bulldozers and excavators.2026 →
- SupplierOuster supplies LiDAR sensors (Ouster Rev8 integrated into AIM autonomy kits).
- CustomerMinerals Technologies (MTI) — customer and investor; deployment of autonomous mining technology.2024 →
- CustomerOCP Group / InnovX (Morocco) — customer/pilot in phosphate mining.
Profile & metadata
4 classification · 2 external linksClassification
- Statusactive
- Development stagegrowth
- Listed onNo
- Organization typeStartup
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