Robot maker · registered
LexxPluss
HAX 2020 cohort company developing AMRs and industrial humanoids for intralogistics and manufacturing material flow. The Lexx500 navigates via LiDAR, ultrasonic sensors, and depth cameras without magnetic-tape infrastructure; rated to 500 kg payload and 1.2 m/s. LexxTug attaches to standard 6-wheel trolleys for autonomous towing. LexxMoMa R1 industrial humanoid (launched February 2026) uses proprietary synchronized arm-leg movement enabling simultaneous arm operation during locomotion, achieving 1.5x human productivity. LexxFleet provides cloud fleet orchestration and LexxHub bridges legacy PLCs via IoT. Co-founded by robotics and autonomous-vehicle veterans from Bosch, Amazon, and Honda. Subscription service launched March 2025 with Mitsubishi HC Capital; joint development with Toyota Auto Body on mobile manipulator (May 2025); selected for AWS Japan Physical AI Development Support Program (April 2026).
Company overview
Identity and operating footprint
Robot models
Specifications remain vendor-claimed
Lexx500
- 500 kg payload; compatible with standard 6-wheel carts and cage carts without modification; features automatic detachment function
vendor-stated maximum payload and cart compatibility for Lexx500 AMR
Claim source - 1.2 m/s top speed; LiDAR, ultrasonic sensors, and depth cameras for navigation; bumper sensor for safety stop
vendor-stated speed and sensor configuration for Lexx500
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LexxMoMa (Lexx Mobile Manipulator)
- No specifications on file.
LexxMoMa R1
- Industrial mobile manipulator with world-first 'synchronized arm-leg movement'; achieves 1.5x the productivity of a human worker and 4x that of conventional products; precision within ±20mm; capable of 24/7 operation
vendor-stated productivity and precision specifications for LexxMoMa R1 industrial humanoid
Claim source - Wheel-based mobility (not bipedal) to maximize energy efficiency; arms operate while robot is in motion; targets manufacturing and logistics labor replacement
vendor-stated locomotion design rationale and operational mode for LexxMoMa R1
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LexxTug
- Autonomous towing attachment enabling automatic coupling/decoupling of standard 6-wheel trolleys without modifications to existing operations
vendor-stated function and compatibility for LexxTug attachment
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Deployment log
Announced and cited only
Funding history
Publicly announced rounds
Corporate
Round sourceCorporate
Mitsubishi HC Capital, Sanoh Industrial
Round sourceGrant
Round sourceSeries A
DBJ Capital, DRONE FUND, Incubate Fund, SBI Investment, SOSV
Round sourceSeed
Incubate Fund, SOSV, Sumitomo Corporation
Round sourceHiring signal
Public job board · 2026-07-11
Hiring is an operating signal, not deployment evidence. Roles are refreshed from the company’s public careers system.
Company timeline
Milestones and announcements
Source ledger
12 unique public sources