Mujin, a robot-control company, opened the “M1 Experience Center” in Suwanee, Georgia, USA. Permanent demonstrations of palletizing and depalletizing using MujinOS are on display, and the facility will be used for demonstrations, PoCs and workshops for customers and partners.
Mujin, which provides a robot-control platform, opened the “M1 Experience Center” in Suwanee, Georgia, USA, on 5 November. The facility will operate as a base where visitors can experience automation solutions for logistics and manufacturing operations. During the period, demonstrations recreating operating environments using the company's MujinOS are scheduled to be on permanent display.
The exhibits will focus on palletizing, depalletizing, picking and material handling, communicating the capabilities of the software platform, which provides integrated control on a real-world digital twin. The facility will also be used for customer demonstrations, PoCs, technical workshops, workforce training and industry forums, rather than serving solely as an exhibition space.
The company's CEO, Ross Diankov (ロス・ディアンコフ), emphasized the practical experience of solutions combining physical AI with integrated robot-control technology, saying that automation is best understood by seeing it operate in a real environment. The facility has attracted attention as an example of a Japanese company seeking to expand its business from a base in the southeastern United States.
Local organizations and supporters also attended the opening. The concentration of logistics automation companies and availability of talent in Atlanta, along with the presence of research institutions, were cited as factors behind the location. Mujin had already opened an Atlanta facility in 2021.