Bluewhite
Founded 2017 · 140 employees on LinkedIn · 6 known investors
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Bluewhite develops autonomous unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) technology and physical AI for defense, homeland security, and heavy industrial ground operations. Founded in 2017, it partners with OEMs, defense organizations, and allied governments and was acquired by Elbit Systems in 2026.
Founders & leadership
Bluewhite was founded in 2017 by Ben Alfi.
Investors · 6
Also in the syndicate · 1
Funding
SEC filings, press & company announcements$39M disclosed across 1 round · 2024
- $39MSeries CJan 2024 · 3 sources
Insight Partners (lead), Alumni Ventures, Entrée Capital, Jesselson, LIP Ventures, Peregrine Ventures
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Source: company announcements and press reports — follow each round's link for the claim.
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Bluewhite develops AI-powered off-road autonomy for critical missions, offering a full hardware and software stack intended to deliver ground autonomy and intelligence in defense and security settings. Its stated use cases include combat logistics, route clearance and border security, with the aim of automating high-risk, labor-intensive operations and reducing exposure of frontline personnel.
The company's product line spans an aftermarket kit that adds perception, intelligence and actuation to existing fleets, autonomy integrations for OEM platforms, and complete unmanned ground vehicles adaptable to MMET and SMET configurations. Bluewhite describes its architecture as modular and interoperable, positioning it for rapid iteration and large-scale deployment by defense forces.
Business model
Bluewhite supplies a combined hardware and software autonomy stack in several delivery forms: aftermarket retrofit kits that add perception, intelligence and actuation to existing vehicle fleets; autonomy integrated directly with original equipment manufacturers' platforms; and complete unmanned ground vehicles configured for mission profiles including MMET and SMET.
Traction
The company states its autonomy stack is built on more than 100,000 autonomous operating hours.
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Market position
Bluewhite emphasizes a modular, interoperable autonomy architecture that can be applied as a retrofit kit, an OEM integration or a complete vehicle, together with an edge-processing physical AI engine and a stated base of more than 100,000 autonomous operating hours accumulated in field use.
Technology
Bluewhite's core technology is Field Intelligence, a proprietary physical AI engine that processes complex real-time data at the edge to operate in unstructured environments. The autonomy stack is described as modular, rugged and interoperable, and covers perception, actuation and vehicle control across retrofit kits, OEM-integrated platforms and purpose-built UGVs.
Go-to-market
The company markets to defense forces and works through OEM platform integrations as well as direct retrofit of existing fleets.
Defense forces and frontline military units, including those conducting combat logistics, route clearance and border security operations, as well as vehicle OEMs seeking integrated autonomy.
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Key figures
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Bluewhite do?
- Bluewhite builds AI-powered off-road autonomy software and unmanned ground vehicle systems for defense and security missions.
- Who founded Bluewhite?
- Bluewhite was founded by Ben Alfi in 2017.
- Who are Bluewhite's investors?
- Bluewhite's investors include Entrée Capital, Insight Partners, Alumni Ventures, LIP Ventures, Peregrine Ventures.
- How much funding has Bluewhite raised?
- Bluewhite has disclosed $39M raised across 1 round.


