Mujin, a Tokyo, Japan- and Atlanta, GA-based intelligent robotics for manufacturing company, raised $85M in Series C funding.
The round was led by SBI Investment Co., Ltd. in Japan, along with Pegasus Tech Ventures, 7-Industries from the Netherlands, corporate investor Accenture, and angel investor Dr. James Kuffner.
The company intends to use the funds to enhance the accessibility of its intelligent robotics platform, the MujinController, to integrators and end users, empowering them to develop new, advanced automation applications and drive further innovation.
Launched in Tokyo in 2011 with offices in China and in the U.S., Mujin is a robotics technology company that develops machine intelligence for robot controllers designed as a common platform for industrial and collaborative robots specializing in logistics and other pick-and-place applications. The company’s flagship product, the MujinController, uses Machine Intelligence technology to give robotic systems real-time decision-making ability that enables autonomous, reliable, and production-capable robot applications.
Mujin has solved palletizing and depalletizing for both single and mixed SKU orders, precise picking to streamline E-commerce order fulfillment, metal bin picking for parts in the automotive segment, unlocked truck trailer and container unloading, as well as quick deployment of robot cells.
FinSMEs
08/09/2023