Mujin

Conventional Voice AI is binary with regards to interruptions. Language taxonomy could fix that.

Stop Muting Your Users: Building a Pragmatic Interruption State Machine for Voice AI

Businesses are hurtling full speed into an AI-driven future, completely oblivious to the bigger con that's unfolding. Here's a disturbing revelation.

Enterprise AI: Clever Code Or Corporate Coup? Grim Musings On Tech’s Endgame

“We are actively taking steps to not become a wasteland of AI’s musings” says HackerNoon Founder/CEO

The fine weather had produced a good effect upon the spirits of the company. 

MUTINY IN THE ARK

A fellow earthling's musings on how humanity exist in future. I think tech may work in our favor and we need better decision-making to protect our resources.

Why Are We Here? - Musings on The Future of the Human Race

Musing About Concepts: Is a Smart Contract Within a Contract, Smart?

As hard as I might try to remain logical throughout my reasoning, emotions tend to creep through.

Critical Musings: Psychology, Validity, and Reliability of Online Ratings

I've been planning some of my personal projects lately and this subject kind of caught my mind. I've seen so much hype about microservices, that I need to put my thoughts into perspective... I know that microservices is a very valid architectural model and perhaps an inevitable stage of cloud software development once it scales…

Musings On Software Architecture: Monoliths to Microservices 

According to the latest Octoverse report by Github, Kotlin has seen 2.6x growth in contributions as of September 2018 and is already becoming the go-to programming language for Android development. Understand what has made it inevitable.

Musings: What the tech world saw in Kotlin

In my previous article ‘<a href="https://hackernoon.com/decentralised-freelance-platforms-are-coming-after-the-large-incumbents-73abe1c4600">Decentralised Freelance Platforms are Coming After the Large Incumbents</a>’ I highlighted the size of the global freelancing economy — over one hundred million freelancers and counting. Moreover, the large super-platforms have millions of users&nbsp;apiece.

Why Does the Global Freelance Economy Need a Mutiny?

I remember first thinking about self-awareness, like many things, from watching too much science fiction. Was Data, the android in Star Trek: The Next Generation, a conscious being, or just a “machine”?

Can Code be Self Aware? Musings on Studying Computer Science at MIT (Part I)

Motivational Books and Leaders are the Finest 21st Century Scam, & more musings

Patterns exist everywhere. From art to mathematics, from music to biology, patterns surround almost every aspect of our lives and culture. This is no coincidence, for the human mind excels in the creation and recognition of patterns. Recently, a particular family of patterns grabbed my attention: <em>Cellular Automata</em>. Popularized by Dr. Stephen Wolfram (the creator of Mathematica and Wolfram Alpha), Cellular Automata (CA) are patterns generated by a well-defined set of rules, yet are capable of exhibiting complex, and sometimes even random, behavior.

Cellular Automata and Their Elegant Complexities: Musings about Blockchain, Quantum Computing, and…

Math is useful and important because it’s <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/generalizable" target="_blank">generalizable</a>. The general ideal behind discovering a mathematical subject is that someone assumes some properties about a mathematical structure and then tries to see what other properties emerge as a consequence of those initial assumptions. Someone else can then apply the discovered theory to an existing problem by showing that the problem fits the proposed structure of the theory. Once one shows that the problem fits with the theory, all emergent properties of the theory follow in the problem or application as a result of the exploration of the mathematical subject that the theorist has already done.

Musings on Theoretical Mathematics

<a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/google" target="_blank">Google</a> I/O 2017. The <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/android" target="_blank">Android</a> development landscape has shifted.

Musing on Architectural Components and Realm and Room, and a look at Reactive Data Layer in Clean…

Musings on the reGeneration Rising & Designing Regenerative Cultures

A 1932 sci-fi classic explores invisibility, radio control, and space terror in The Coming of Ku Sui, now republished by HackerNoon.

What If Your Enemy Couldn’t Be Seen?

Over 90% of companies are either using or exploring the use of AI. How is your business using AI?

10 AI Marketing Strategies for Startups in 2026

David R. Hawkins’s Power vs. Force is one of those books that makes you pause, tilt your head, and think: Is this a secret manual for decoding reality?

I Tested “Spiritual Technology” on My Genes and Discovered a Deception Detector

Build a real-time video streaming pipeline with FFmpeg and MediaMTX. Learn to stream webcams to browsers using WebRTC with step-by-step tutorials. 

Part 1:Building Your First Video Pipeline: FFmpeg & MediaMTX Basics

With a plug-and-play value model, Q★ improves LLM reasoning and achieves cutting-edge coding and math correctness without the need for fine-tuning.

Researchers Just Built a Plug-and-Play Brain for LLMs

Exploring how human language became the greatest inefficiency in knowledge transfer, limiting collaboration, intelligence, progress. And why new interfaces may 

Language is Civilization's Worst Inefficiency

A review of Megan Walsh’s book The Subplot, exploring the landscape of contemporary Chinese literature in today's AI age.

The Subplot of a Nation: What Today’s Chinese Literature Tells Us About Tomorrow

Ripple (XRP) often faces strange price glitches. Discover their history and learn how to protect your crypto assets from sudden market anomalies.











The XRP Glitch Nobody's Talking About: Market Anomalies Explained

Mujin is a company which develops and sells \"intelligent robot controllers,\" designated as a common platform for industrial robots

MUJIN

mujin.co.jp

51 - 200 emps

Since 2011

Mujin's stories on HackerNoon

Stop Muting Your Users: Building a Pragmatic Interruption State Machine for Voice AI

Enterprise AI: Clever Code Or Corporate Coup? Grim Musings On Tech’s Endgame

“We are actively taking steps to not become a wasteland of AI’s musings” says HackerNoon Founder/CEO

MUTINY IN THE ARK

Why Are We Here? - Musings on The Future of the Human Race

Musing About Concepts: Is a Smart Contract Within a Contract, Smart?

Critical Musings: Psychology, Validity, and Reliability of Online Ratings

Musings On Software Architecture: Monoliths to Microservices

Musings: What the tech world saw in Kotlin

Why Does the Global Freelance Economy Need a Mutiny?

Can Code be Self Aware? Musings on Studying Computer Science at MIT (Part I)

Motivational Books and Leaders are the Finest 21st Century Scam, & more musings

Cellular Automata and Their Elegant Complexities: Musings about Blockchain, Quantum Computing, and…

Musings on Theoretical Mathematics

Musing on Architectural Components and Realm and Room, and a look at Reactive Data Layer in Clean…

Musings on the reGeneration Rising & Designing Regenerative Cultures

What If Your Enemy Couldn’t Be Seen?

10 AI Marketing Strategies for Startups in 2026

I Tested “Spiritual Technology” on My Genes and Discovered a Deception Detector

Part 1:Building Your First Video Pipeline: FFmpeg & MediaMTX Basics

Researchers Just Built a Plug-and-Play Brain for LLMs

Language is Civilization's Worst Inefficiency

The Subplot of a Nation: What Today’s Chinese Literature Tells Us About Tomorrow

The XRP Glitch Nobody's Talking About: Market Anomalies Explained

Representing this company? Click here to claim and customize this page!

Reviews About Mujin

Mujin WIKI

Apply to get your Tech Company News Page live on HackerNoon.com today!

Light-Mode

Classic

Newspaper

Minty

Dark-Mode

Neon Noir

Minty

HN StartUps