Havoc raises USD 100M Series A for all-domain collaborative autonomy
Havoc completed a USD 100 million Series A with new and returning strategic investors to expand its collaborative-autonomy stack across sea, air and land.
Evidence notes
- New investors included CCM Capital Markets, Clear Street, Cobalt Capital, Boardman Bay Capital Management, SAIC and JA Green, alongside returning strategic backers.
- The platform accumulated more than 25,000 hours of autonomous testing across sea, air and land, while more than 30 vessels reached U.S. Department of Defense customers.
- The capital supports deployment of a common autonomy stack across heterogeneous systems and expansion of engineering, production and field operations.
Company context
Havoc builds collaborative autonomy systems for unmanned platforms across sea, air and land, with its strongest public product base in autonomous surface vessels. Its stack combines vessel hardware, edge autonomy, command-and-control software and fleet coordination so a single operator can task and monitor multiple autonomous assets.