Jobs family office Invests in FieldAI’s $405M Round

FieldAI announced in August 2025 that it raised $405 million in two consecutive funding rounds. Investors in the round include Bezos Expeditions, BHP Ventures, Canaan Partners, Emerson Collective, Intel Capital, Khosla Ventures, NVentures (NVIDIA’s venture capital arm), Prysm, and Temasek, among others. Previous investors including Gates Frontier and Samsung also participated. The latest round was described as oversubscribed, following rapid customer adoption and expansion contracts for FieldAI’s general-purpose robotics intelligence. The company develops Field Foundation Models—a class of foundation models built specifically for embodied intelligence in robotic systems. FieldAI’s robots are deployed across industries including construction, energy, manufacturing, urban delivery, and inspection. The capital will be used to accelerate global growth, support product development, and enable strategic hiring as the company plans to double its headcount by year-end.

Emerson Collective: The Jobs family office

Emerson Collective is an investment and philanthropic organization founded in 2011 by Laurene Powell Jobs. Headquartered in Palo Alto, California, Emerson Collective operates as a limited liability company focused on venture capital investing and philanthropy. The organization invests in entrepreneurs and innovators working across education, energy and environment, immigration reform, artificial intelligence, digital health, fintech, and media. Emerson Collective acquired a majority stake in The Atlantic magazine in 2017 and operates several independent partner organizations, including the XQ Institute, Chicago CRED, and the Waverley Street Foundation. Notable investments by Emerson Collective include Commonwealth Fusion Systems, Boom Supersonic, Amplify, and Axios Media. The organization is considered one of the leading groups engaged in both venture capital investing and philanthropy.

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Article Source: FieldAI, Family Office Herald