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Helm.ai secures $70M in commercial contracts for physical AI models

Helm.ai announced it has signed $70 million in commercial contracts over the past year for its foundation models designed for physical AI applications. The deals span global automotive OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and industrial automation firms, with automotive serving as its flagship sector. The company also works with clients in mining and construction, according to Vladislav Voroninski, Helm.ai’s…

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  • Helm.ai signed $70M in commercial contracts for physical AI models over 12 months
  • Contracts span automotive OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and industrial automation firms
  • ‘Deep teaching’ methodology improves data efficiency for robotics and autonomous systems

Helm.ai’s approach, called ‘deep teaching,’ trains models to perceive and act in environments without relying on vast driving data. The methodology separates perception from action, improving data efficiency—critical for robotics, where data collection is limited. The company’s models generalize across environments, from autonomous vehicles to mining and construction, and are designed to meet real-time latency and safety constraints. Helm.ai’s software is already deployed in SAE Level 2 through 4 AV programs and production-track perception systems in heavy industry.

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Helm.ai reaches $70M in signed commercial contracts for its foundation models

The Robot Report · 8 October 2026

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