Japan's Algomatic Dynamics Laucnhes with $32.5M in Funding to Develop Physical AI, Robotic Hand
Japan's Algomatic Dynamics Laucnhes with $32.5M in Funding to Develop Physical AI, Robotic Hand
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Japan’s Algomatic Dynamics Laucnhes with $32.5M in Funding to Develop Physical AI, Robot
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Japan’s Algomatic Dynamics Laucnhes with $32.5M in Funding to Develop Physical AI, Robotic Hand
Greg Bock
September 10, 2026
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Insider Brief
Algomatic Dynamics has raised $32.5 million from DMM.com in its first funding round as it prepares to launch an AI-powered multi-fingered robotic hand platform in Japan by the end of 2026.
The startup is developing technology for motion-data collection, robot learning, tactile robotic hands, bipedal stability and video-based capture of tacit human skills, with systems designed to work across different robots and environments.
Algomatic Dynamics plans to use the funding for hardware and computing resources while expanding research, demonstrations and collaborations aimed at deploying its physical AI technology in industrial and everyday settings.
Algomatic Dynamics has raised $32.5 million from
DMM.com
in its first funding round as the new robotics startup prepares to launch an AI-powered multi-fingered hand platform in
by the end of 2026.
According to the Tokyo-based company
, the funding will be used to invest in hardware and secure computing resources for research and development in
robotics
physical AI
, a field that applies
artificial intelligence
to machines that interact with the physical world. Its work is focused on developing technology that can be used across different robots and working environments rather than being tied to a single machine or application.
Algomatic Dynamics officially began operations Sept. 9 and was established as part of an organizational change at Algomatic Co., a DMM Group company. The startup is led by Chief Executive Yuki Nanri.
The company outlined three main business areas.
Motion data and robot learning:
Algomatic Dynamics plans to analyze video of skilled workers’ hands and full-body movements such as dancing or playing soccer, then convert those movements into data for training robots