Funding

Haystack Robotics Raises $3.95M in Series A Funding Round

Sep 7, 2026 | By Devin Jacobs

SUMMARY

Haystack Robotics raised $3.95M in Series A funding.
The funding will support AI and global expansion.
Haystack builds autonomous disinfection robots.

Haystack Robotics, Inc., a Portland, OR-based provider of an AI-powered autonomous disinfection platform, has raised $3.95 million in a Series A funding round led by an entity associated with Agadia Systems, Inc.

The funding will help Haystack Robotics expand its AI-driven software platform, strengthen engineering capabilities and accelerate the global deployment of its autonomous robotics technology.

Funding Snapshot

Metric	Details
Fundraise Amount	$3.95 million
Funding Round	Series A
Lead Investor	Entity associated with Agadia Systems
Company	Haystack Robotics
Sector	AI, Robotics & Disinfection Technology
Headquarters	Portland, Oregon, USA

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About Haystack Robotics

Founded in 2021, Haystack Robotics develops autonomous systems designed to make environmental disinfection more scalable, and accessible. Its flagship product, Violet AI is a fully autonomous mobile robot that uses UV-C disinfection while dynamically navigating complex environments without requiring pre-mapping.

Core offerings include:

Autonomous UV-C disinfection
AI-powered navigation
Mobile robotics technology
Environmental hygiene solutions

Core Technologies / Products / Services

Capability/Product	Application/Use Case
Violet AI	Autonomous UV-C disinfection
AI navigation	Movement through complex environments
Autonomous robotics	Repetitive and difficult-to-standardise tasks
Disinfection platform	Healthcare, senior living, education, hospitality and fitness facilities

Leadership Comments

"Our vision has always been bigger than building a robot," said founder and chief executive officer Mahadev Eakambaram. "We want to make advanced disinfection technology accessible to more people, in more places around the world."