Mujin Raises $224 Million Series D: Why SK Square Is Betting Big on Physical AI Robots
We’re deep into the artificial intelligence revolution. Just when you thought the AI adoption had hit its peak, there’s a shift to give the tech hands. Mujin raises $224 million The post Mujin Raises $224 Million Series D: Why SK Square Is Betting Big on Physical AI Robots appeared first on Ventureburn .
Mujin, a Japanese robotics company founded in 2011, has raised $224 million in a Series D funding round to develop physical AI robots. SK Square, a South Korean investment firm, is among the investors in this round, placing their confidence in the potential of physical AI technology. Mujin's flagship product, Mujin OS, is a general purpose control platform designed to connect and enhance the intelligence of robots within a warehouse setting.
This growing trend of physical AI aims to revolutionize manufacturing processes by enabling a single system to control the entire facility. SK Square's investment in Mujin highlights its belief in the future of physical AI, with applications extending to the semiconductor industry, logistics, and chip plant operations.
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