AIM.Vison (AIM Intelligent Machines Inc.)

AIM.Vision, built by AIM Intelligent Machines, provides a retrofit system that turns existing heavy equipment, such as bulldozers and excavators, into autonomous units regardless of the machine's make, model, size, or age. Rather than requiring customers to buy new autonomous machines, AIM installs a plug-and-play hardware kit with 360-degree perception sensors onto equipment already on site, following what the company describes as a three-step deployment process. Once installed, machines can run continuously without an onboard operator, with remote oversight available through a tablet interface, and are designed to keep working across different weather conditions. The company targets mining, large-scale construction, quarrying, and defense sites, where continuous operation and reduced human exposure to hazardous equipment are valuable. AIM reports customer results including significant reductions in operational costs and large production increases at deployed sites, and states it has had zero injuries across mine site deployments since 2021. AIM Intelligent Machines was founded in 2021 and is based in Monroe, Washington, with engineers who previously worked at companies including Waymo, SpaceX, Google, Tesla, and Apple. The company has raised $50 million in funding. One limitation is that detailed pricing and the exact machine types currently supported are not published on the site.