Every autonomous machine should be safe, secure, and reliable enough to work alongside people. Proud to share that Tiger Global and @mcuban are increasing their commitments to FORT as we grow to meet rising demand for #physicalAI safety. Read the announcement: lnkd.in/eP-QKbnB

A dropped call is annoying. A dropped connection to a 20-ton machine is a serious problem. Today at #AUSA2026, we announced Connectivity Aggregation, the newest addition to FORT’s Trust Layer for Physical AI. It's a software solution that combines cellular, satellite, Wi-Fi, and tactical radio into a single link that adapts as conditions change. It works on public and private networks with no proprietary hardware required. And it's designed to ensure reliable, consistent operations in even the most challenging environments. Read the press release here: fortrobotics.com/news/fort-r…

Today we’re announcing an expanded partnership with @agilityrobotics, integrating more of FORT’s Trust Layer for Physical AI into Agility humanoids, already widely deployed at some of the biggest companies in the world. Together, we're enhancing the safety architecture of the next-generation Digit robot so it can work safely alongside people in more places. That kind of trust is what gets physical AI to scale, and we're thrilled to be building it with #Agility. More here: fortrobotics.com/news/agilit… #FORTRobotics #humanoids #robotsafety

We’ve been robo-optimists from day one. We see robots doing dangerous tasks that no one should be forced to do, easing labor shortages, and freeing up people to work in ways that matter. At Autonomous earlier this summer, Founder and CEO @samueljreeves shared FORT's origin story and his path to super-robo-optimism. #FutureofWork

FORT Robotics CEO & Founder @samueljreeves joined @BloombergTV's The Close to explain why physical AI needs a trusted safety layer, and why FORT is building the infrastructure to help autonomous machines scale responsibly.

Today marks an important milestone for FORT Robotics: we’ve announced a business combination agreement with Newbury Street II Acquisition Corp (NTWO), expected to accelerate our mission to make autonomous machines safe and reliable at scale. Learn more at fortrobotics.com/investors.