Motion Lib, Inc.

Motion Lib, Inc. , based in Kawasaki-shi, Japan, specializes in advanced control technologies, focusing on creating realistic haptic feedback for robotic systems through their innovative products. Founded in 2016 in Kawasaki-shi, Japan, Motion Lib, Inc. develops cutting-edge haptic technology.

The company has engaged in four deals with its most recent investment round being a Series B, where it raised JPY 250. 000 mn from Mitsubishi UFJ Capital and TOYOTA BOSHOKU CORPORATION, resulting in a current valuation of JPY 2411. 765 mn. Motion Lib, Inc.

specializes in the development of advanced control technologies, particularly through their flagship product, AbcCore, an integrated circuit (IC) chip that facilitates the implementation of realistic haptic feedback in robotic systems. The core offering, Real Haptics®, enables robots to mimic human-like touch and pressure control, thereby enhancing their dexterity and operational efficiency across various applications. The technology supports end-use cases such as remote operations that convey tactile sensations, automation of delicate tasks, and virtual reality (VR) experiences that provide a sense of touch. Major clients include construction and engineering firms like Obayashi Corporation and Nippon Steel Engineering, as well as innovative startups focused on robotics and automation.

Motion Lib's products are marketed globally, particularly in Asia, North America, and Europe, where there is a growing demand for sophisticated robotic solutions. The revenue model for Motion Lib, Inc. primarily revolves around B2B partnerships and direct sales of their advanced haptic technology products. The company engages with enterprises across diverse sectors, providing tailored solutions that incorporate their Real Haptics® technology into existing systems or new developments.

Typical transactions involve agreements for the integration of AbcCore into clients' products, with ongoing support and updates as part of the service. Pricing structures are determined based on the complexity of the deployment and the scale of integration, with potential for subscription-based revenue for software updates and maintenance. Key service offerings, such as the URH unit for collaborative robots, are sold directly to businesses looking to enhance their robotic capabilities, contributing to a structured revenue flow from established partnerships. In February 2025, Motion Lib, Inc.

secured additional venture funding from OKAMURA CORPORATION to further its technological initiatives. The funding is aimed at accelerating logistics automation, enhancing remote robot operations, and addressing labor shortages. As part of its growth strategy, Motion Lib plans to launch new products designed specifically for enhanced haptic feedback in robotic systems. The company is also targeting expansion into new markets across Southeast Asia and North America by the end of 2025 to capitalize on the rising demand for advanced automation solutions.