Mujin, the Tokyo- and Atlanta-based automation technology company, has closed $233 million in the first tranche of its Series D round to speed global deployment of MujinOS, its intelligent robotics operating system. The raise includes $133 million in equity led by NTT Group with co-lead Qatar Investment Authority (QIA), and participation from Mitsubishi HC Capital Realty and Salesforce Ventures, alongside $100 million in debt financing from leading Japanese financial institutions.
The investment strengthens Mujin’s push to establish MujinOS as the standardized platform for high-performance industrial automation, spanning perception, motion planning, digital twin orchestration, and multi-device coordination. The company plans to use the financing to expand engineering, product, and support teams across Europe and the U.S., and to build a global network of certified integrators capable of deploying MujinOS-powered systems at scale.
Mujin will also accelerate development of its real-time digital twin engine, which provides continuous synchronization between physical sites and their digital counterparts, enabling real-time optimization, operational visibility, predictive forecasting, and enterprise-wide automation consistency.
With this new round, Mujin has now raised $411 million to date.
KEY QUOTES:
“The strong support shown in our Series D round underscores investor confidence in MujinOS as the architecture that will power the next era of industrial automation. This funding accelerates our transition to a scalable, product-driven business and expands our ability to bring cloud services, real-time digital twin technology and enterprise-grade automation to customers in every major market.”
Ross Diankov, Co-Founder, Mujin
“Building on the world-class industrial automation technologies we have developed over the past 14 years, we will accelerate our global expansion through productization and strategic partnerships, with the aim of addressing the global labor shortage and the societal challenges it creates.”
Issei Takino, Co-Founder, Mujin
“We will work with Mujin to elevate AI and robotics by leveraging our assets such as IOWN and our computing platforms. Through this collaboration, we are committed to creating new value that contributes to addressing societal challenges, including labor shortages and productivity improvement.”
Akira Shimada, President & CEO, NTT, Inc.
