Telexistence
Robotics EngineeringTokyo, Japan51-200 Employees
Telexistence Inc. is a robotics engineering company headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, with 51-200 employees. The firm is linked to the Telexistence concept, first proposed in 1980 by Dr. Susumu Tachi, describing how a person can effectively exist and act in a remote environment through technology. Its stated mission is to change robotics, change structures, and change the world. TX inc develops humanoid robotics and related systems, and has engaged in collaborations and deployments with retailers, including a partnership with Seven-Eleven Japan to develop humanoid robots powered by generative AI, and a prior deployment of robots to 300 FamilyMart stores. The company is pursuing robotic foundation models and automation tasks such as drink restocking, and has received recognition such as the Prime Minister's Award at the Japan Startup Awards 2025.