Avatar Robotics

Summary active Updated Aug 5, 2026

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Location San Francisco, CA
Founded 2025
Latest Stage Seed
Total Raised $6.5M+

Founders

Colin Webb CEO & Founder
Nenye Anagbogu Chief Screwdriver
Hamid Farzaneh Founding Engineer

About

Avatar Robotics is a San Francisco–based industrial robotics company that launched publicly in December 2025 and combines robotic hardware, remote human operators, and AI-driven autonomy to address labor shortages in warehousing, logistics, and manufacturing 12. The company was founded by Colin Webb (CEO), Nenye Anagbogu, and Hamid Farzaneh 1.

Disclaimer: This is a lean profile built from initial round coverage and may be expanded as more information becomes available.

Funding History

Date Round Amount Lead Co-investors
2026-08-05 Seed $6.5M AlleyCorp defy.vc, Headline, Refashiond, Henry Ford III, Paul Vogel, Jack Huffard, Samuel Udotong 12

The Seed was led by AlleyCorp, alongside a pre-seed led by defy.vc and participation from Headline and additional angels 1.

What Investors Say

“Avatar has generated large datasets of robot control data, which will help inform foundation models and enable more scalable labor.” — Brannon Jones, AlleyCorp 1

What Founders Say

“Avatar Robotics gives businesses access to scalable industrial labor, while enabling workers to operate fleets of robots remotely from safer environments.” — Colin Webb, CEO, Avatar Robotics 1

Sources


  1. PR Newswire, “Avatar Robotics Raises $6.5 Million Seed to Build the Unlimited Industrial Workforce,” August 5, 2026. Accessed August 2026. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/avatar-robotics-raises-6-5-million-seed-to-build-the-unlimited-industrial-workforce-302843349.html

  2. The AI Insider, “Avatar Robotics Raises $6.5M in Seed Funding to Develop Industrial Humanoid Robots,” August 5, 2026. Accessed August 2026. https://theaiinsider.tech/2026/08/05/avatar-robotics-raises-6-5m-in-seed-funding-to-develop-industrial-humanoid-robots/