- Mujin secures a $233M Series D to scale intelligent automation and strengthen global expansion.
- MujinOS emerges as the core automation platform, unifying robots, mobility, storage, and warehouse execution systems.
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Funding expands digital twin capabilities and application portfolio, positioning Mujin for major growth in Europe and North America.
Strong Investor Confidence Fuels Major Growth
Mujin has raised $233 million in its Series D round through a combination of equity and debt, marking one of the company’s most significant milestones to date. The investment brings Mujin’s total funding to $411 million, reflecting strong global confidence in its mission to redefine industrial automation.
The round includes $133 million in equity, led by NTT Group with co-lead participation from the Qatar Investment Authority. Additional investors include Mitsubishi HC Capital Realty and Salesforce Ventures, highlighting growing demand for scalable robotic automation across manufacturing, logistics, and retail.
Mujin also secured $100 million in debt financing from leading Japanese financial institutions—strengthening its capital base and giving the company flexibility as it accelerates global expansion.
MujinOS: The Core Platform for Scalable Automation
At the center of Mujin’s strategy is MujinOS, a unified automation platform designed to connect and control diverse robotic systems across industrial environments.
MujinOS eliminates fragmented engineering and replaces complex system configurations with a single, stable layer that:
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Integrates robotic hardware and mobility systems
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Connects picking tools and storage infrastructure
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Coordinates warehouse execution systems
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Enables faster deployment across multiple sites
The platform also incorporates real-time digital twin technology, offering complete operational visibility. Teams can monitor robots, AGVs, inventory flow, and workflow performance as conditions change—reducing risk, improving efficiency, and supporting high-volume operations.
With compatibility across multiple robot manufacturers and applications, MujinOS allows enterprises to scale automation consistently across regions and facilities.
Expanding the MujinOS Application Ecosystem
The Series D raise will accelerate development across a growing library of applications already supported by MujinOS, including:
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Palletizing
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Bin picking
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Order fulfillment
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Machine tending
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Truck unloading
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Warehouse execution
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Fleet management
By standardizing perception, motion planning, and device coordination, MujinOS helps enterprises reduce integration costs, shorten deployment cycles, and achieve predictable robotic performance in demanding environments.
Advancing Digital Twin Capabilities
Mujin will expand its investment in digital twin technology, creating a continuously updated virtual model of physical operations—including robots, automated vehicles, inventory movement, and all active workflows.
These insights allow teams to:
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Detect issues earlier
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Optimize processes in real time
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Improve forecasting accuracy
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Maintain system stability during peak demand
The enhanced digital twin capabilities support multi-site operations and enable global enterprises to make decisions rooted in real operational data rather than intuition.
Meeting Global Demand Through Regional Expansion
As global demand for industrial automation accelerates—particularly in Europe and North America—Mujin plans to expand its engineering, service, and support teams worldwide.
The company will also establish a broad network of certified integration partners to ensure consistent, enterprise-grade deployment across regions.
This approach will help the company scale rapidly and meet rising adoption among manufacturers, retailers, and logistics operators seeking resilient, high-efficiency systems.
Leadership Perspective on the Company’s Future
Co-founder Ross Diankov emphasized that the Series D round demonstrates deep investor trust and will support Mujin’s shift toward a product-driven model built on cloud services, real-time digital twins, and enterprise automation at scale.
Co-founder Issei Takino highlighted the company’s 14-year journey and the urgent global need for automation in the face of labor shortages. He reinforced the company’s ambition to position MujinOS as a global standard for next-generation industrial automation.
