FieldBots

Who do you trust with your robots’ data? At FieldBots, we believe in radical trust. That means we don't lock your data away in a silo. Instead, we embrace openness and interoperability. Our API documentation is already publicly available at eu.rest.weltmodell.ai Now, we're taking the same transparent approach to data security. At compliance.fieldbots.com – powered by Vanta – you'll find our Trust Center, providing your IT and legal teams with all the information they need to assess our security and compliance standards.

Today, we’re launching weltmodell .ai! weltmodell .ai is the common language that lets every robot — no matter which manufacturer built it — speak the same way. We used AI to analyze the APIs of 14 manufacturers and broke their functionality down into 800 standardized capabilities and actions, building on proven industry standards like Open-RMF and VDA5050 instead of reinventing the wheel. Learn more about weltmodell .ai and join our journey. FieldBots Fleet Management, The Biggest Fleet, and Performance Radar already run on that same shared data foundation thanks to weltmodell .ai, and countless more features and apps can build on top of it from here.

Gausium Official is the first robotics brand to surpass 2,000 connected units in FieldBots Fleet Management. That makes Gausium the largest robot brand in our ecosystem today. This milestone is not just about volume. It shows what happens when a manufacturer chooses openness over lock-in. As Alexander Feil put it: “Gausium took a different path early on with its public API. They see platforms like FieldBots as an enabler for fleet growth.” And as Philipp Bergmann from Gausium adds: “In the real world, customers don’t want to be locked into a single brand — they need fleets that actually work together.” Currently, five Gausium models are integrated into FieldBots, with two more to follow in the upcoming 6.3 release. A strong sign of what manufacturer-independent fleet management can look like in practice. Full press release in the comments.

Since the release of FieldBots version 6.1 this week and thanks to our collaboration with ICE Cobotics, FieldBots users can now integrate the COBI 18 into their manufacturer independent cleaning robot fleets. We are pleased to see the collaboration with ICE Cobotics bearing fruit today, work that began when we first discussed the integration during CMS Berlin end of last year. We know that several fleet operators have been waiting for this and we are glad to make it available starting now.

We’re excited to share that building service contractor Paul Schulten GmbH & Co. KG and FieldBots have entered into a partnership to bring cleaning robotics into practical, scalable use across professional facility operations. This collaboration combines Schulten’s deep industry know-how (115 years!) with FieldBots’ platform-agnostic robot fleet management. As Lukas Thaler, Director Europe at FieldBots GmbH, says: “Schulten is an impressive example of how a traditional cleaning company uses new technology to generate real operational value and set new standards for robotics deployment in the field.”

We’re pleased to announce a new partnership between FieldBots and KONE in the DACH region. Together, we’re enabling brand-independent elevator integration for autonomous cleaning robots—covering all elevator types, with KONE retrofitting or modernizing elevators where required to ensure seamless operation via the FieldBots platform. Andreas Backer, KONE: “KONE has provided an open API early on to enable partners to securely connect to our elevator systems. We are pleased to welcome FieldBots into our partner ecosystem and are following developments in service robotics with great interest. We support FieldBots with our expertise and our service network across the entire DACH region.” The full press release is linked in the comments.