Daniel Gruver
Founder & CEO

Humble Robotics builds a cabless, fully autonomous electric hauler that combines tractor, trailer, and driver into a single unit for dock-to-dock freight runs. Its vision-first AI stack and 24/7 remote operations support enable short, repeatable routes like port drayage and plant-to-warehouse shuttles, cutting per-mile costs and emissions.
Raised to date
$75MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
across 2 rounds



$51M · Series A
Announced Nov 2026 · from article date
Disclosed cumulative: $75M
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Freight logistics rely on diesel-powered tractor-trailer combos that require a driver, incur high fuel costs, and have limited payload efficiency due to the weight of the cab and engine. These factors increase per-mile expenses and constrain scalability for shippers and carriers.
Humble delivers a fully autonomous, electric hauler that merges tractor, trailer, and driver functions into a single cabless vehicle. Vision-based artificial intelligence enables dock-to-dock operation without a human operator, while a remote 24/7 support team monitors and intervenes as needed. The electric powertrain eliminates diesel fuel dependency, providing zero-emission transport and higher vehicle uptime. By removing the cab and diesel engine, the platform reduces overall weight, allowing greater freight capacity per trip and lowering equipment and maintenance costs. The system integrates directly with existing logistics workflows, unloading at docks and reporting status through cloud-based interfaces.
Primary customers are freight carriers, third-party logistics providers, and shippers seeking to modernize short-haul operations with autonomous, zero-emission equipment.