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The Domestic Manufacturing & Operations Marketplace for Drones, Robotics & Mobility

Post, discover, book, and manage your supply chain needs.

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A Birdstop drone in flight over a test site
Drones
A wheel.me autonomous robot moving an industrial cart
Robotics
The Infinite Machine P1 on a city street
Mobility

Trusted by

  • Westmag
  • Nox Metals
  • Toyota
  • Birdstop
  • Re:Build Manufacturing
  • Electric Plant Co
  • Electric Outdoors
  • Maersk
  • Infinite Machine
  • It's Electric
  • Roush
  • Biomega
  • LAND
  • BRP
  • emoto Supply Co.
  • Grounded
  • Ryder
  • GLĪD
  • Cake
  • Lightfoot
  • AirTulip
  • Bo
  • tubular.network
  • ENVO
  • wheel.me
  • ForwardX Robotics

How members are using Bloom

  1. A Birdstop autonomous drone system in the field

    Birdstop

    A flight-test site in Detroit, and U.S. providers for batteries and electronics.

    • Flight testing
    • Battery packs
    • PCBs and electronics

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  2. An Infinite Machine P1 electric scooter

    Infinite Machine

    Electric scooters delivered fully built, charged and ready to ride.

    • No-box delivery
    • Powersports 3PLs
    • Reverse logistics

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  3. A wheel.me autonomous robot moving an industrial cart

    wheel.me

    Floor space freed, parts made in the U.S., and robots shipped through the network.

    • Storage and fulfillment
    • U.S. fabrication
    • Robot shipping

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Services to support hardware

The work drone, robot and light-EV teams bring: battery packs and harnesses built to print, SKD kits assembled, lithium freight declared and shipped, low-speed vehicles delivered and rolled off the truck. Each card starts a request for that service.

How it works

  1. Step 1 of 4

    Tell us what you need

    Quantity, specs, timeline, drawings. Post it once, the way you would say it.

  2. Step 2 of 4

    Get matched, then approve who bids

    Bloom matches your request to providers whose capabilities fit. Interested providers raise their hand, and you approve who bids.

  3. Step 3 of 4

    Book and manage in one place

    Bids come back against the same scope, so you can set them side by side. Pick one and book it.

  4. Step 4 of 4

    Pay on terms that fit

    Pay when invoiced, or on extended payment terms, subject to credit approval.

How it works

  1. Quantity, specs, timeline, drawings. Post it once, the way you would say it.

    • Say what you need, in your own words
    • Bloom fills in the details, and you post it

    One post instead of a round of RFQ emails.

  2. Bloom matches your request to providers whose capabilities fit. Interested providers raise their hand, and you approve who bids.

    • Bloom matches it to shops that fit
    • Shops raise their hand; you pick who quotes

    No cold outreach to find shops that do the work.

  3. Bids come back against the same scope, so you can set them side by side. Pick one and book it.

    • The quote, reviewed by Bloom Ops
    • Approve it, and the job is set up

    No spreadsheet to line up the quotes.

  4. Pay when invoiced, or on extended payment terms, subject to credit approval.

    • Pay in stages: kickoff, then delivery
    • Or choose extended terms

    If approved, you pay for the build closer to when you sell it.

A vetted network of providers across the United States

  • 500+providers
  • 1,600+provider service listings
  • 1,000+provider locations across the U.S.