Software that runs the site.
Lode AI builds the management layer for physical industrial operations. Our main product Robotyx is a system that plans the work ahead, orchestrates it, and answers for it. Starting on drilling rigs and paving the way for more efficient operations.
Critical materials need capital, energy and crews.
Two of those are scaling.
The third is going the other way. More money and more people will not close the gap on their own — the layer that actually runs the site has to change.
The layer above the machine.
We are not a robotics company. Controllers, drivers and safety envelopes belong to the vendors who already do them well. The value sits in the layer above them — the part nobody has built properly for industrial sites.
Partner applications, operator workflows and sub-agents connect through an open interface.
A world model of the site on a single namespace. It generates the process required ahead and orchestrates the flow that follows — across production, safety and reporting, with people and machines managed on one model.
Existing controllers and equipment stay where they are. A read-only edge agent reads them on site and keeps working when the link drops.
Three things moved at once.
Compute moved to the edge
Edge hardware and open models now run capable AI on site, with no dependence on a cloud link.
The workforce is retiring
Experienced crews are leaving exactly as demand for critical materials climbs. Autonomy stops being optional.
Minerals became strategic
Public capital is onshoring supply chains fast, and it is buying working capability rather than pilots.
Running a site we should see?
We work with operators, investors and partners building on the platform.