Maven Robotics, a startup developing general-purpose AI robots for industrial use, has officially exited stealth mode. The company announced the completion of a Series A funding round, securing $100 million to support its operations and technology deployment.
The startup was established in 2024 by brothers Hamza and Khalid Derbas. Hamza Derbas, who previously worked in autonomy engineering at Apple, serves as CEO, while Khalid Derbas holds the position of CFO. The team also includes Michelle Nader and Troy Carter.
The company currently employs between 23 and 34 people. Prior to the Series A round, Maven Robotics raised approximately $18 million through seed funding and accelerator programs, with participation from investors including Creator Fund, Phoenix Court, and Plug and Play.
Maven Robotics focuses on integrating hardware and AI software for warehouse and factory environments. The company holds a patent for a wheeled self-balancing robot base, identified as US20260027711A1. The firm has already initiated active deployments of its technology.
