Hivebotics raised a $6M Series A on September 4, 2026, led by Vertex Ventures Southeast Asia & India, with Fareast Land Development and Rigel participating. The company builds articulated-arm robotic systems that automate cleaning of commercial restrooms.
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Singapore's Hivebotics raises $6M Series A for robotic restroom cleaning
Why this matters for founders
Facilities-heavy operators (offices, malls, hospitals) get a labor-saving cleaning option amid tight service labor; the round validates niche service robotics as an investable category for hardware founders.
Source: TechStartups
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