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Company Overview

Mujin, Inc. is a pioneer in Physical AI and intelligent industrial robotics, developing MujinOS to enable autonomous perception, motion planning, and fleet execution.

Key Highlights & Operational Metrics

Global Footprint

500+ employees worldwide across headquarters in Tokyo and regional offices in Atlanta (USA), Eindhoven (Netherlands), and Guangzhou (China).

Capital & Growth Momentum

Backed by ¥36.4 Billion ($240M+) in Series D funding led by NTT Group and Qatar Investment Authority (total funding reaching ¥59.6 Billion)—ranking #1 in startup funding in 2025 by Nikkei.

Machine Intelligence & Physical AI

Universal robot compatibility (Fanuc, Yaskawa, ABB, Kawasaki) powered by MujinMI (Machine Intelligence)—delivering deterministic perception, motion planning, and real-time digital twin simulations.

Highly-Valued IP Portfolio

Ranked 17th in Japan in patent value growth by LexisNexis PatentSight (published in Nikkei Business)—standing alongside century-old industrial conglomerates and underscoring the innovation of Mujin’s physical AI.


Products & Technology at a Glance

Mujin separates high-level Machine Intelligence (MujinMI) from physical robot arm hardware, providing two foundational products alongside core intelligent robotics engines.

Commercial Products

Foundational Technologies


Tokyo HQ & Robot Center

Mujin operates the largest robotics development and testing center in Tokyo, giving our engineers an unprecedented competitive advantage: immediate physical validation on real robots within convenient urban reach.

Premier Robotics Facility in Tokyo

Spanning multi-story testing halls with live robotic workcells and automated warehouse equipment permanently on display.

Fleet of Production-Grade Robots

Dozens of full-scale multi-vendor industrial robot arms (Fanuc, Yaskawa, ABB, Kawasaki) and AGVs running live workcells.

Prime Tokyo Access for Hardware R&D

Direct desk-to-robot iteration within convenient reach of central Tokyo—eliminating long commutes to remote industrial plants.

Mujin Tokyo Headquarters & Robot Center

In traditional robotics companies, software engineers typically develop at city headquarters while the physical hardware is isolated in distant manufacturing plants hours away. At Mujin, our software developers, computer vision researchers, and systems engineers sit just steps away from dozens of active industrial robots. You can push an algorithm from your laptop and immediately watch multi-ton industrial machinery execute your motion trajectories on the testing floor.


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