Built by field operators, for the people who own what happens on their sites.
Robots are moving into buildings that weren’t built to host them, and the industry’s default answer is to let the robot vendor own the record of what happened. That doesn’t survive a claim, an audit, or a courtroom. Wilder Robotics builds the alternative: robot-ready spaces, the signed evidence layer that proves what happens inside them, and the trained field teams who keep the machines running.
Property operator who read robotics early as a defining piece of real estate’s next decade — and started building the infrastructure the industry would need to host it.
Career operator in real estate and property management — the original field-service-network business. Four-time software founder.
Wilder Robotics is the technology arm of Wilder Management Inc., a privately held real-estate operating company. The balance sheet runs on operating cash flow from the property business, which means Wilder Robotics is not venture-funded and does not have to be.
Our technology is built to serve field operations first and become commercially available second — on the timeline the work actually requires, not on a fundraising clock.
Pask. A cryptographically-sealed engagement-receipt layer for robot-ready sites. Open specification, verifiable in any browser, offline. Read the specification →
Robotkeepers. A credentialed field-service network for the machines we deploy. Someone to call when the machine stops making sense. Meet the keepers →
Robots. Curated autonomous deployments — Yarbo for outdoor property maintenance, Beatbot for aquatic. Every unit calibrated and maintained by Robotkeepers. See the catalog →
Headquartered at 580 N Bank Lane, Lake Forest, Illinois 60045. Field operations in the Chicago metro. Service radius expanding by cohort.