Humble Robotics Raises $51M in Series A Funding

Humble Robotics, a San Francisco, CA-based provider of a unified autonomous and electric freight transportation platform, has raised $51 million in a Series A funding round, bringing the total amount to $75 million.

The round was led by Obvious Ventures with participation from Eclipse, Energy Impact Partners, and others.

The company plans to use the capital to advance customer pilots, testing and validation, begin early manufacturing and expand its vehicle platform.

What is Humble Robotics?

Founded in 2026, Humble Robotics develops fully autonomous electric haulers for commercial freight transportation.

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The company designs its vehicles and software as a unified system. Its Class 8 vehicles are built to handle different logistics environments, including ports, rail terminals, warehouses and distribution centres.

Its platform combines camera-based AI models with lightweight vehicle hardware. This allows the vehicles to navigate complex freight operations and transport goods between locations without a driver.

Humble is initially focused on regional freight routes under 250 miles. These routes account for 87% of US truck tonnage, according to the company.

How Much Funding Has Humble Robotics Raised?

Humble Robotics has raised $75 million in total funding, including its latest $51 million Series A round.

The company has not disclosed the amounts or dates of its previous funding rounds.

Who Invested in Humble Robotics’ Series A?

The Series A round was led by Obvious Ventures.

Other participating investors include Eclipse, Energy Impact Partners and additional backers whose names were not disclosed.

Why the Funding Matters

Humble Robotics will use the funding to move its autonomous freight vehicles closer to commercial deployment.

The company plans to advance customer pilots, testing and validation, while beginning early manufacturing. It will also expand its modular vehicle platform into a broader range of vehicles designed for regional freight transportation.

Who founded Humble Robotics?

Humble Robotics was founded in 2026 by Eyal Cohen. The company is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

“We’ve spent years proving that a truck can drive itself. The harder question is how to make autonomy something a freight operator can depend on every day,” said Eyal Cohen, founder and CEO of Humble Robotics. “Starting from the ground up gave us the freedom to rethink our vehicles to serve a range of freight needs.

“Humble isn’t letting outdated assumptions slow the modernization of freight hauling,” says Mo Islam, Partner at Obvious Ventures. “Solving this will strengthen American supply chains and deliver more dependable, efficient movement between critical infrastructure and facilities across the country.

Market and Business Growth

Humble Robotics is targeting regional freight routes under 250 miles, which represent 87% of US truck tonnage.

The company emerged from stealth six months before this funding announcement with its Humble Hauler. It is developing a platform designed to move freight between ports, rail terminals, warehouses and distribution centres.

What Happens Next?

Humble Robotics plans to continue customer pilots and vehicle testing before expanding early manufacturing.

It will also develop additional vehicle configurations using its modular platform to serve different regional freight transportation needs.

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