AMX Corporation, a Tokyo manufacturer founded in 1999, makes Omega-LUX 3D printers and co-founded Ota City's HuRoC humanoid robot platform.
AMX Corporation is a small Tokyo manufacturer, founded on September 2, 1999, and headquartered in Ota Ward, an area of Tokyo known for its concentration of precision manufacturing workshops. The company reports capital of 50 million yen and around eight employees, and organizes its work into four divisions: technology development, leasing and engineering, promotion and design, and systems and digital services. Through the technology development division, AMX designs and sells its own Omega-LUX (Ω-LUX) series of photopolymerization 3D printers, described by the company as a purely Japanese-developed line of resin 3D printers, and offers contract prototyping, reverse engineering, 3D scanning, and metal and plastic finishing services to other manufacturers. A second in-house product, TOBARI+, is an automated laser-based animal deterrent system aimed at labor-saving pest and wildlife control for agricultural and aquaculture operations. In July 2026, AMX was named as one of the local manufacturers behind HuRoC (Human-Robot Commons), a co-creation platform launched to develop and field-test humanoid robots for social use in Ota City. HuRoC was established with Digital Hollywood University's O2U Inc., Ota City's municipal government, and secretariat support from SIGMAXYZ, with the Ota Additive Manufacturing Project led by Osaka University professor Takayoshi Nakano contributing 3D-printing research to the effort. The platform is organized around three activities: Create (R&D using additive manufacturing), Test (field trials), and Show (public demonstration), across three focus domains of culture and entertainment, society and daily life, and industry and work. AMX hosted or co-hosted the first HuRoC EXPO in Ota City on July 17, 2026, to present the initiative publicly. AMX's other divisions provide equipment leasing, corporate and staffing support, exhibition and advertising design, and web/IT services including the DigiSignBiz digital signage application, giving the company a business mix that spans hardware manufacturing, engineering services, and marketing support for other companies. AMX is also listed as a supporting member of the Japan Additive Manufacturing Society and participates in the Ota Agriculture and Fisheries Research Association, reflecting its focus on 3D printing and agri-tech automation alongside its involvement in Ota City's humanoid robotics initiative.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Domestically-built photocuring 3D printer with 223x126x210mm build volume and 13320x5120 (14K) LCD resolution for precision industrial parts.
AI image-recognition wildlife deterrent device that auto-tracks animals with a laser plus coordinated sound and light effects.
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Japan
Company Facts
Founded
1999
Primary Role
Manufacturer
Company Size
employees 1-10
Primary Region
Asia-Pacific
Annual Sales
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Funding Stage
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Funding Total
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