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Autonomous ground vehicles

Stalium AI develops low-cost unmanned ground vehicles, designed for mass production, and navigation software whose behavior can be formally audited.

What we believe in

Low unit cost

Off-the-shelf components and a simple chassis keep each vehicle cheap enough to deploy in numbers.

Designed for mass production

Parts, assembly and calibration are designed to build vehicles by the hundred, not one at a time.

Formally auditable

Safety rules are written as formal specifications and checked against the software. Every decision is logged and can be replayed.

C2 agnostic

Our software plugs into the command and control systems already in service. It runs with our own hardware, on our vehicles or on compatible platforms.

An operator stays in control

Every mission is approved by an operator, who can stop or take over a vehicle at any time.

We test outdoors every week

Simulation is used for development. Validation happens on real terrain, in all weather.

Made in Europe

Design and assembly in France, European suppliers where possible, and customer data hosted under customer control.

PlatformsUnmanned ground vehicles for payloads and long missions.

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AutonomyPerception, navigation and planning software, C2 agnostic, for our vehicles or compatible platforms.

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Recon

Sensing and mapping of unknown terrain, day and night.

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Field log

Full log

Results from our outdoor tests: date, distance covered and main observations.

  1. Night test on mixed terrain (10/20/2026)12.4 km

    Autonomous night run on forest tracks and fields, using thermal cameras only.

  2. Three-vehicle convoy (10/06/2026)8.1 km

    Three vehicles following one plan, with spacing kept on dusty slopes.

  3. Wet ground (09/22/2026)5.7 km

    Traction control and path planning on wet ground over two days, without manual takeover.

Technical articles by the Stalium AI team.

10/21/2026

Ground autonomy versus dronesWhat changes when a vehicle is in contact with the terrain.

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10/14/2026

The operator interfaceHow missions are planned, approved and monitored.

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10/02/2026

From prototype to platformThe changes between our first and second vehicle.

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09/24/2026

Night perceptionCombining thermal cameras and radar.

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09/10/2026

Mapping during missionsHow each run updates the shared map.

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Trade shows and demonstrations where you can see our vehicles.

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About us

Our story

Stalium AI is a team of engineers based in France, working on autonomous ground vehicles.

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