Autonomous Solutions Expanded Fort Worth Office Space
The technology firm grew its footprint in AllianceTexas to support continued growth and vehicle testing.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Remote Work
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Autonomous Solutions Inc. has expanded its office space within the AllianceTown Center development in Fort Worth. The company now occupies 25,806 square feet across the second and third floors of the Hillwood Commons I building.
Why it matters
The expansion supports the firm's ongoing team growth and the advancement of autonomous vehicle technology testing. This move reinforces the company's commitment to its operations at the Fort Worth campus.
The firm increased its local footprint from 11,097 square feet to 25,806 square feet within the 154,063-square-foot Hillwood Commons I building. This site serves a team of more than 100 employees based in the 900-acre Alliance Town Center.
The players
Autonomous Solutions Inc.
A technology company founded in 2000 that specializes in the development and testing of autonomous vehicle systems.
The details
Autonomous Solutions Inc. utilizes the space to facilitate the development and testing of autonomous vehicle technology. Beyond the office expansion, the firm maintains an AllianceTexas Test Center north of Texas 114 to conduct equipment evaluations.
Timeline
Autonomous Solutions Inc. was founded in 2000.
The office expansion was announced on October 13, 2026.
Market Landscape
This move reflects the ongoing industrial clustering of autonomous technology firms within major logistics and testing hubs like AllianceTexas. By consolidating its footprint, the company strengthens its competitive position against other developers of unmanned vehicle systems.
The expansion signals a continued long-term investment in the regional economy, securing over 100 jobs at the Fort Worth facility. Local residents may see continued activity at the nearby AllianceTexas Test Center as the firm advances its technology.
The takeaway
Growing physical footprints remain a critical indicator of health for hardware-focused technology companies that require onsite testing facilities. Businesses in the autonomous sector must balance centralized office operations with proximity to dedicated proving grounds.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Fort Worth Inc..
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