Autonomous Solutions Expanded Fort Worth Office Space
The firm increased its local footprint to support workforce growth and ongoing autonomous vehicle testing.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Remote Work
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Autonomous Solutions Inc. has expanded its office in the AllianceTexas development, growing from 11,097 to 25,806 square feet. The company currently employs more than 100 people at the site, which sits within the 900-acre Alliance Town Center.
Why it matters
The expansion reflects the company's need for additional capacity to support ongoing growth in its team and the advancement of autonomous vehicle technology. The move reinforces the firm's physical presence at the Fort Worth facility alongside its specialized testing operations.
The firm more than doubled its footprint at Hillwood Commons I to 25,806 square feet, up from 11,097 square feet. The office expansion supports a staff of over 100 employees at the AllianceTexas site.
The players
Autonomous Solutions Inc.
An autonomous vehicle technology company founded in 2000 that operates testing sites and offices across multiple states.
The details
The company now occupies space spanning both the second and third floors of the 154,063-square-foot Hillwood Commons I building. This space supports team operations adjacent to the AllianceTexas Test Center, where the firm conducts equipment testing north of Texas 114. The company, which was founded in 2000, also maintains a 200-acre proving ground in Utah to support its vehicle technology development.
Timeline
Autonomous Solutions Inc. was founded in 2000.
The office expansion was announced on October 13, 2026.
Market Landscape
This move follows the established trend of technology firms centralizing operations within the AllianceTexas corridor to access dedicated testing infrastructure. It marks a significant expansion for the firm within the 27,000-acre Hillwood development, further anchoring its presence in the region.
Owners in technology-adjacent sectors should evaluate if their current facility footprints align with the infrastructure required for onsite product testing. The expansion underscores the value of co-locating administrative staff with testing grounds to streamline research and development cycles.
The takeaway
Large-scale technology companies are continuing to invest in office capacity that facilitates direct proximity to test environments. Evaluate your own site utility to determine if your current office layout supports or hinders the technical testing requirements of your business.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Fort Worth Inc..
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