Series funding rounds boost AI coding, humanoid robotics and agri‑biotech startups
Mid‑2026 rounds raise capital for Emergent, Humanoid, Monumental, Moa Technology and healthtech firms.
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Artificial Intelligence
Emergent, an Indian AI coding platform, closed a $130 million Series C at a $1.5 billion post‑money valuation, bringing its total funding to $230 million. The round was led by Creaegis with participation from new investors MNI Ventures‑Claypond and Sentinel Global, alongside existing backers Khosla Ventures, SoftBank Vision Fund 2, Lightspeed and Y Combinator. Co‑founder and CEO Mukund Jha said the company now records $120 million of annual run‑rate revenue and serves over 200,000 paying customers. The capital will be used to broaden AI‑agent capabilities, support open‑source models and expand operations in San Francisco and potentially Europe [4].
Robotics
Humanoid, a London‑based industrial humanoid robotics company, raised $152 million in a Series A that valued it at $1.35 billion post‑money, bringing total capital raised to $270 million. The round was led by Prime Movers Lab and included strategic investors Bosch, Schaeffler, Fubon Financial Holding Venture Capital and Aglaé Ventures [3][5][6]. The funding will accelerate the rollout of its wheeled HMND 01 Alpha platform, support beta deployments slated for Q4 2026 in logistics, manufacturing and retail, and underpin a manufacturing partnership with Bosch targeting up to 100,000 units over five years, alongside a large commercial agreement with Schaeffler for deployment across its factories.
Dealroom data show that in the first half of 2026, humanoid robotics startups have attracted $8.6 billion in venture capital, 1.8 times the total raised in all of 2025. The surge reflects a rapid scaling of funding across companies such as Figure AI, NEURA Robotics and others, indicating heightened investor appetite for physical AI solutions despite the sector’s still‑early commercial stage [1].
Monumental, an Amsterdam‑based builder of autonomous brick‑laying robots, closed a $32 million Series B led by Khosla Ventures with follow‑on participation from Plural and Hummingbird. The round will fund expansion of its hardware and software engineering team, scale its fleet of more than 150 robots across Europe and the UK, and support the launch of its first pilot projects in the United States. No valuation was disclosed for the round [2].
Genetic Engineering
Even Healthcare is in talks to raise $50 million from Khosla Ventures and Alpha Wave, likely at a $300 million valuation, roughly double its $153 million valuation from a January round. The company declined comment on the fundraise. Separately, Age Care Labs secured $9 million as part of a broader Rs 250 crore ($30 million) round it plans to close in the coming months, which will be used to strengthen operations, broaden its product suite, invest in technology and accelerate growth across India [7].