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About Telexistence

TELEXISTENCE Inc. (TX) is a Tokyo robotics company built around the "telexistence" concept — a human operator effectively being present and able to act in a remote location — first proposed in 1980. Founded in January 2017, the company designs, manufactures and operates robots together with the AI and teleoperation systems behind them, developing hardware, software, AI and remote-operation technology in-house. Its first commercial product, the Model-T remote-controlled robot for retail shelf work (introduced in 2020, since discontinued), led to the TX SCARA, an AI-driven beverage-restocking robot installed in some 300 FamilyMart convenience stores across Japan from 2022 (company-stated). TX has since added the autonomous TX GHOST beverage-stocking robot piloted in 7-Eleven stores, and TX Robotic Solutions, multi-arm and autonomous-forklift systems for logistics warehouses operated with remote monitoring and intervention.

The company increasingly positions itself as a physical-AI company, using teleoperation data from live commercial deployments to train robot foundation models while human operators handle exceptions. Robots are offered largely as a service (RaaS) to retail and logistics customers in Japan. For partners, TX is a rare operator that both builds robots and runs them daily in hundreds of real stores, with a growing data and foundation-model business alongside.

Products & services

• TX SCARA — AI shelf-restocking robot for convenience-store beverage shelving, deployed in around 300 FamilyMart stores (company-stated)
• TX GHOST — autonomous AI beverage-stocking robot, in pilot operation at 7-Eleven stores
• TX Robotic Solutions — multi-robot-arm and autonomous forklift systems for logistics warehouses, with remote monitoring and control
• Teleoperation platform and robot foundation-model / motion-data services built on live deployment data
• Model-T — earlier remote-controlled retail robot (discontinued)

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