CircuitHub
Uses robots to manufacture electronics on shortened timelines, helping customers move from order to finished hardware in days.
Overview
CircuitHub is building a robotics-enabled electronics manufacturing operation designed to produce electronics in days. The company targets customers that need faster hardware production cycles and positions automation as its core differentiator. Plural backed the company with a $28 million undisclosed round in May 2026. The financing represents CircuitHub’s reported total funding to date and supports its push to scale robotic electronics manufacturing.
Funding History
Plural backs CircuitHub with $28M to use robots that manufacture electronics in days
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much has CircuitHub raised in total?
- CircuitHub has raised a total of $28M across 1 funding round.
- Who are CircuitHub's investors?
- CircuitHub's investors include Plural.
- What does CircuitHub do?
- CircuitHub is building a robotics-enabled electronics manufacturing operation designed to produce electronics in days. The company targets customers that need faster hardware production cycles and positions automation as its core differentiator. Plural backed the company with a $28 million undisclosed round in May 2026. The financing represents CircuitHub’s reported total funding to date and supports its push to scale robotic electronics manufacturing.
- Where is CircuitHub headquartered?
- CircuitHub is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.
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