Seoul – November 10, 2026 -- MOVIN, a LiDAR-based 3D motion data AI company backed by NAVER D2SF, has raised KRW 10 billion in a Series A round to expand from markerless motion capture into motion data infrastructure for physical AI.
IMM Investment led the round, with participation from Industrial Bank of Korea (IBK) and Voyager Ventures. Existing investors Atinum Investment, NAVER D2SF and Schmidt made follow-on investments. It is NAVER D2SF's third consecutive investment in the company, after a 2023 seed round and a 2025 pre-Series A round. That pre-Series A raised KRW 4 billion.
MOVIN TRACIN reaches KRW 1 billion in revenue within a year, 70% from overseas
Founded in 2023 and led by CEO Byeoli Choi, MOVIN combines LiDAR sensors, camera vision and proprietary AI in its flagship MOVIN TRACIN. The system captures movement in real time without suits or markers, which removes the complex setup and cuts the cost of conventional motion capture equipment. Global revenue reached KRW 1 billion within a year of commercial launch. Overseas sales made up 70% of the total. Customers are mainly in games, film and virtual creator content.
Boston Dynamics and RAI Institute use MOVIN technology for robot teleoperation and training
Robotics is the company's main expansion area. Boston Dynamics and the RAI Institute have used MOVIN's technology for robot teleoperation and training. Partners use MOVIN TRACIN Lite to collect human motion data for robot learning. MOVIN was also selected as the only South Korean Launching Adoption Partner for NVIDIA SOMA, integrating its technology to support robot learning with real-world human motion data.
MOVIN TRACIN Stage tracks multiple performers at once, debuting at NAB Show
In live entertainment, MOVIN unveiled MOVIN TRACIN Stage at the 2026 NAB Show in the U.S. this April. The product tracks the movements of multiple performers simultaneously. The company also demonstrated integrations with Disguise and Notch at the show. Based on these use cases, MOVIN plans to move into live interactive content and shows, sports, rehabilitation and other industries that use human movement as data.
MOVIN plans a 330-square-meter R&D center for world-model datasets
The new funding will go toward growing the global business and building an R&D center of about 330 square meters. The center will focus on collecting real-world multimodal datasets for world-model development and on advancing MOVIN's AI and motion data processing technologies.
Starting from MOVIN TRACIN, its single-person markerless solution, the company plans to build on-device multimodal AI-based motion data infrastructure. The aim is to support everything from ultra-light devices to large-space, multi-person environments.
Choi said the company will keep growing its content and entertainment business while building "the motion data infrastructure the physical AI era needs."