Robotics pioneer signs five-year deal with Irvine Company that supports their rapid growth
- Signed a 5-year, 41K+ SF lease for office, lab and warehouse space in Irvine
- Gained access to top tech talent with relocation to OC’s innovation epicenter
- Unlocked future scalability across Irvine Company workplaces

The Challenges: Small Workspace Removed from Tech Community
Since launching in 2023, FieldAI has become one of the fastest-growing companies in physical AI and robotics. The company has raised $405M across two funding rounds with backing from Microsoft’s Bill Gates, Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, NVentures (NVIDIA’s venture capital arm) and other leading investors with its valuation climbing to $2B.
At the same time, the team faced two urgent operational challenges. It had outgrown its original 13,000-square-foot Mission Viejo office and needed a headquarters close to top-tier technical talent to accelerate hiring for open engineering and software roles.
The Irvine Company Solution: Impressive R&D Workplace in Irvine Spectrum
FieldAI found what they were looking for in Irvine Spectrum, OC’s premier innovation community that’s home to notable tech companies generating billions of dollars in revenue annually. Irvine Company helped them create their ideal space at 3 Morgan, a 41K SF HQ located minutes from Irvine Spectrum Center. The new HQ combines office and warehouse space with engaging, open-air gathering areas.
The Result: Connected to Irvine’s Tech Hub and Talent Pipeline
With its new home in Irvine, FieldAI is in the right place to attract the top tech talent necessary to keep pace with the company’s rapid growth. And by leasing with Irvine Company, FieldAI gains access to an industry-leading landlord with an expansive workplace portfolio, ensuring if the company outgrows its current space it can relocate to a larger workplace without any business disruption.

About FieldAI
FieldAI leads the deployment of general-purpose robots in unstructured environments, powered by frontier autonomy software that serves as a universal “brain” across diverse robots and tasks. Its Field Foundation Models™ combine data-driven AI with physics-based reasoning and uncertainty awareness to enable safe, reliable operation in complex real-world environments. Built by leaders from Google DeepMind, NASA JPL, and DARPA, the company has raised over $400M from investors including Bezos Expeditions, Emerson Collective, Khosla Ventures, NVentures (NVIDIA’s venture arm), Prysm Capital, Temasek, and others.







