Evos emerges from stealth with $9M pre‑seed round led by Uncork Capital and Field Ventures

Evolutionary Operating System, known as Evos, announced it has raised $9M in a pre‑seed financing round as it steps out of stealth. The startup describes itself as building autonomous operators for the physical economy, aiming to automate core functions across manufacturing, logistics and other tangible‑goods sectors. The round was co‑led by Uncork Capital and Field Ventures, signaling early confidence from two seasoned early‑stage investors. Additional capital came from Crosslink Capital, Utopia Capital Management, Sandwith Ventures and a group of angel investors, broadening the syndicate’s expertise. While the announcement does not detail how the proceeds will be allocated, the size of the raise positions Evos to accelerate product development and market entry at a stage when many deep‑tech ventures are still seeking seed funding. By securing a nine‑million‑dollar pre‑seed round, Evos joins a growing cohort of startups that aim to embed autonomy into the physical supply chain, a market that investors have identified as ripe for disruption. The funding underscores a broader investor appetite for platforms that can translate complex physical processes into software‑driven, self‑operating systems, a niche that Evos hopes to dominate as it moves beyond its stealth phase.