MUJIN
Overview
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HQ Location
Japan
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Year Founded
2011
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Company Type
Private
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Revenue
< $10m
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Employees
11 - 50
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Website
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Company Description
Mujin is in the business of creating intelligent robotics control systems based on 3D modeling or an environment in combination with machine vision and cutting edge motion planning software. Mujin’s software is completely teachless and on the forefront of autonomous robotics technology.
Mujin is capable of automating processes which were previously unsolvable without specially designed hardware solutions.
Improving automation in the fields of manufacturing and logistics will enhance the lives of real everyday people by mitigating the social problems of an aging society and reducing the need for workers to perform repetitive manual tasks.
Mujin is capable of automating processes which were previously unsolvable without specially designed hardware solutions.
Improving automation in the fields of manufacturing and logistics will enhance the lives of real everyday people by mitigating the social problems of an aging society and reducing the need for workers to perform repetitive manual tasks.
IoT Solutions
Mujin Controller SIM replaces traditional human teaching by automatically planning efficient, fast, collision free robot programs that have guaranteed accuracy when executing on the real robot. With minimal teaching, a user can optimize the robot task time while avoiding collisions with obstacles. It can dramatically reduced a robot systems's implementation cost and improve manufacturing productivity.
Mujin Pick Worker is the world's first bin-picking system with real-time obstacle avoidance and grasp-planning technologies. It is based on the Mujin's highly acclaimed motion planning technology. Just by detecting the 3D CAD model of the part using machine vision and specifying ideal grasp points, the Mujin Pick Worker can immediately start moving any robot to grasp cluttered parts in a bin the place them at a customer's desired position.
Mujin Laser Worker is the world's first 3D laser cutting system that employs motion planning to simplify the teaching process of the laser cutting applications. Laser cutting machines can now automatically avoid self-collisions and the part being cut. The system uses the 3D CAD data to predict where the part surface is and how to cut along it. The system can be used for any custom-built machine to deliver the same motion planning quality for 3D laser cutting.
Mujin Pick Worker is the world's first bin-picking system with real-time obstacle avoidance and grasp-planning technologies. It is based on the Mujin's highly acclaimed motion planning technology. Just by detecting the 3D CAD model of the part using machine vision and specifying ideal grasp points, the Mujin Pick Worker can immediately start moving any robot to grasp cluttered parts in a bin the place them at a customer's desired position.
Mujin Laser Worker is the world's first 3D laser cutting system that employs motion planning to simplify the teaching process of the laser cutting applications. Laser cutting machines can now automatically avoid self-collisions and the part being cut. The system uses the 3D CAD data to predict where the part surface is and how to cut along it. The system can be used for any custom-built machine to deliver the same motion planning quality for 3D laser cutting.
IoT Snapshot
MUJIN is a provider of Industrial IoT robots technologies.
Technologies
Use Cases
Technology Stack
MUJIN’s Technology Stack maps MUJIN’s participation in the robots IoT Technology stack.
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Devices Layer
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Edge Layer
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Cloud Layer
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Application Layer
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Supporting Technologies
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