Led · Series C · Nov 2025

Founded in 2022 by former Canoo and QuantumScape employees, Los Angeles-based Harbinger focuses exclusively on producing electric medium-duty commercial truck chassis. The streamlined product strategy has enabled the startup to move from inception to production in just three years, with manufacturing beginning this year. Harbinger has already sold more than 200 chassis in 2024 and secured an additional order for 53 units from FedEx that are slated for delivery by year-end. The company also collaborates with RV giant THOR Industries and recently expanded into the Canadian market. Capital from recent fundraises will be used to scale production capacity for its commercial vehicle program. With logistics firms seeking zero-emission solutions, Harbinger positions itself as a leader in the medium-duty segment. Prior to its latest round, the company raised a $100 million Series B in January, underscoring strong investor confidence in its growth trajectory.

Participated · Series B · Apr 2025

Based in Boston, MA, indiGO Technologies—branded as GO—aims to electrify commercial mobility through a vertically integrated offering that includes purpose-built Flow EVs and autonomous vehicles powered by its patented SmartWheels technology. The company also provides intelligent charging stations and GO Loop mobility hubs, all managed by advanced fleet-management software. GO positions itself as the only U.S. provider that combines EV manufacturing, charging infrastructure, and software into a single commercial solution. Its vehicles are designed to deliver superior efficiency, safety, and economics for local ride-hail and cargo delivery services. Through a new partnership with Passkey, GO will integrate EverCharge’s SmartPower charging solutions to create a seamless, end-to-end ecosystem for fleet customers. The recent capital infusion will fund expansion of operations and continued product development. Financial metrics such as revenue or user numbers were not disclosed in the article.

Led · Series C · Oct 2024

Nimble develops next-generation autonomous e-commerce fulfillment centers: end-to-end turnkey warehouses that operate at a fraction of the cost and complexity of current goods-to-person systems. Its core product is an intelligent, general-purpose warehouse robot capable of performing storage and retrieval, picking, packing, and sorting, paired with the Nimble Cloud Logistics Platform that provides a unified WMS, OMS, TMS, IMS, and RMS. The solution replaces dozens of individual pieces of equipment and software, simplifying installation, operations, maintenance, and scalability and claims to eliminate as much as 70% of the cost. Nimble plans to use new capital to scale robot manufacturing and system deployments and to invest further in R&D toward its mission of inventing autonomous logistics. The company highlights a commercial alliance with FedEx to scale FedEx Fulfillment using Nimble’s technology and fully autonomous 3PL model. Nimble’s board includes AI and robotics figures Fei-Fei Li, Marc Raibert, and Sebastian Thrun. Nimble develops AI-powered robotic fulfillment systems that autonomously pick, pack and ship e-commerce orders. Its technology is designed to reduce warehouse footprint by up to 75% and enable 96%+ U.S. population coverage in 1–2 day delivery. The company says its network can deliver click-to-collect savings of up to 40% versus legacy 3PL providers and that its fleet handles millions of products across categories such as apparel, electronics, health and beauty, general merchandise and CPG. Nimble serves brands including Best Buy, Victoria’s Secret, PUMA, iHerb and Adore Me. To scale, Nimble is building a nationwide network of next-generation autonomous 3PL fulfillment centers and has assembled logistics executives from Amazon and engineers from NASA, SpaceX, Tesla, Boston Dynamics, GoogleX and top universities. Financially, Nimble has raised new capital to accelerate that expansion and further commercial deployment of its robotic 3PL service. Nimble Robotics develops warehouse fulfillment robots that use deep imitation learning to map and improve through imitation. Its systems are deployed in production and the company says its robots have been picking reliably at scale for over a year for some of the world’s largest retailers. The robots operate autonomously roughly 90–95% of the time, with remote human operators assisting the remaining 5–10%. Nimble reports tens of thousands of real orders picked every day for each of its customers. The company has seen accelerated demand amid ecommerce growth during the COVID-19 pandemic and rapid deployment of its systems. Following the raise, Nimble plans to roughly double its headcount this year.

Led · Series C · Oct 2024

Nimble is a San Francisco-based AI robotics and autonomous e-commerce fulfillment technology company led by CEO Simon Kalouche. It develops next-generation autonomous e-commerce fulfillment centers—end-to-end turnkey warehouses that operate at a fraction of the cost and complexity of goods-to-person based warehouses. Nimble's core technology is an intelligent, general-purpose warehouse robot that can perform all core fulfillment tasks. Paired with the Nimble Cloud Logistics Platform, the solution replaces dozens of complex fulfillment systems and offers WMS, OMS, TMS, IMS, and RMS capabilities. The platform manages and optimizes logistics operations and delivers real-time visibility and control across the entire supply chain for omni-channel brands. The company raised $106M in a Series C at a $1 billion valuation and plans to use the funds to scale robot manufacturing and system deployments while investing further in R&D toward its mission of inventing autonomous logistics. Founded in 2017, Nimble began as a pick-and-pack robotic automation firm and has evolved into operating fully automated third-party logistics (3PL) fulfillment centers. Its intelligent robotic fulfillment systems autonomously pick, pack and ship e-commerce orders and the company says this can reduce warehouse size by up to 75%. Nimble reports its network can provide 96%+ U.S. population coverage in one to two days and deliver click-to-collect savings of up to 40% compared with legacy 3PL providers. The startup quietly opened its first robotic fulfillment center roughly a year ago and says the number of live centers is between one and 10, geographically dispersed across the U.S. Nimble is focused on mid-market retailers while positioning to serve a range of customers, from enterprise merchants to small sellers, and aims to continue automating toward a "dark warehouse" even though some manual operations remain. Growth is being funded in part by recent financings, and the company is maintaining a cautious hiring approach with roughly 100 employees.

Participated · Series B · Sep 2023

Lyten is an advanced materials company founded in 2015 in San Jose, California that is commercializing LytCell lithium-sulfur batteries enabled by its Lyten 3D Graphene® technology. The chemistry promises three times the gravimetric energy of lithium-ion cells, wide operating temperature ranges, a cycle life exceeding 1,400 cycles under DoD tests, and elimination of cobalt and nickel. The firm is building a pilot production line expected to produce more than 200,000 pouch, cylindrical, or prismatic cells per year. Target markets include electric vehicles, e-aviation, small satellites, and broader aerospace and defense sectors. All sourcing and manufacturing are planned to be U.S.-based, yielding a lower-carbon battery with national-security provenance. To finance scale-up, the company has secured multi-million-dollar government contracts, including a recent NSIC award and an Other Transaction agreement with the Defense Innovation Unit, providing non-dilutive capital for rapid commercialization.