MiraBot & MiraPlay – OSR-Based Modular System for Japan 【日本限定】

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Hi everyone,

We’re Miratech, an innovation-driven company from Japan specializing in advanced interactive hardware. Today, we’re excited to introduce our latest creation to the Eroscript community – MiraBot, a stroker robot built upon the original OSR design, with numerous upgrades in stability, usability, and overall refinement, while maintaining full compatibility and a familiar form factor.

While staying true to the core concept of OSR, we’ve made extensive upgrades in:

  • Stability – reinforced internal frame, optimized servo tuning, and a highly stable custom PCB
  • Ease of Use – a modular, solder-free structure that allows easy assembly, maintenance, and module swapping
  • Aesthetics – 3D-printed with premium matte PETG and embedded heat-set brass nuts, giving it a sleek and solid feel

Product Overview Video

One of MiraBot’s standout features is our “redesigned modular connector system”. You can freely attach or remove extension modules like “Twist”, “T-valve”, and “i-lube” without any permanent bonding – just plug, play, and swap as you wish.

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:wrench: We’ll dive deeper into technical comparisons and internal specs in upcoming posts.
In the meantime, feel free to visit our website (Japanese only for now):
:backhand_index_pointing_right: [Official Site]

:shopping_cart: Modular Accessories & Onahole Compatibility

To streamline the user experience, we’ve built a comprehensive accessory market for MiraBot.
You can find everything in one place – from replacement parts, plug-and-play modules (Twist, T-valve, i-lube), to a range of onahole that mount directly onto our Modcase. No modification or DIY required – simply unpack, assemble, and enjoy.

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This not only saves time but ensures full compatibility and performance right out of the box.
We’ll continue expanding our lineup with new accessories and onahole inserts specifically designed for MiraBot in the near future.

:laptop: MiraPlay – The All-In-One Companion App for MiraBot

To make OSR devices easier and more enjoyable to use, we developed MiraPlay AiO, a dedicated all-in-one control software suite available for both iOS and Android.
You can find our app by searching “MiraPlay AiO” on the App Store or Google Play.

MiraPlay AiO includes four powerful modes:

  • Video Sync Player – Sync funscripts to videos effortlessly. [VR video playback is coming soon!]
  • Custom Mode – Design your own action patterns and browse adult content freely using the built-in browser
  • Manual Mode – Control MiraBot intuitively via phone tilt, delivering sensations far beyond manual stroking
  • Remote Mode (Beta) – Share real-time control with a partner online using motion sync; more features coming soon

Demo Video

:desktop_computer: Prefer a bigger screen? Try MiraPlay Web, our browser-based version with nearly the same functionality and new PC-only features in development.

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:wrapped_gift: Best of all, MiraPlay AiO & MiraPlay Web are completely free for all MiraBot owners, no subscriptions required.

:cupcake: Bonus Content: Weekly Virtual Girls & Free Scripts

MiraPlay users also get access to exclusive bonus content – original scripted videos starring sexy and cute virtual girls, available for free through our Fantia fan club.

We release new scripts and videos every week, and with the upcoming VR playback, you’ll be able to enjoy immersive interaction even without a PC or VR headset.

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Curious about our characters?
:backhand_index_pointing_right: [Character Gallery & Fantia Access]

:shield: Quality Assurance & Support (Japan Only)

To ensure the best possible user experience, we offer a full support and warranty program exclusively for customers in Japan:

  1. Free Replacement – If your device has any defects within 7 days of arrival, we will replace it with a brand-new unit.
  2. Free Repair – For any issues occurring within 1 year of purchase, we provide free repair service.
  3. Technical Support – Our team offers 7×24 email-based assistance, with responses and guidance provided during business hours.

:globe_with_meridians: For International Users

We’re currently limiting sales and after-sales support to Japan in order to ensure the best possible user experience.
That said, we’re actively working toward expanding our offerings to more users worldwide with the same level of quality and support.
If you have any questions or feedback, please don’t hesitate to reach out – we’d love to hear from you.

:hammer_and_wrench: What’s Coming Next?

  • VR playback support in MiraPlay AiO (iOS & Android)
  • More downloadable videos and scripts for MiraBot users
  • MiraPlay subscription plan for non-MiraBot OSR users

We’re thrilled to be part of the Eroscript community and look forward to contributing to the next generation of interactive pleasure tech.

:backhand_index_pointing_right: We’d love to hear your thoughts – let us know what you’d like to see next.
Thanks for reading! :folded_hands:
— Team Miratech

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If you are truly Japanese, I am very sorry, but…

If you want to pretend to be Japanese using a translation tool, it would be better to study a little more.
The traces of the translation tool are very obvious in some of the videos and apps, and the product photos are reminiscent of a certain “express” online shopping site.
Some Chinese characters in certain blog posts were likely inserted without much thought, but since they’re not used in Japan, they weren’t even translated. They’re probably words used only in a specific “one” country within the Chinese character cultural sphere.
This is a common occurrence in Chinese character culture circles, where people often mistakenly assume that Chinese character words from their own country will be commonly used in other countries with the same Chinese character culture.
I won’t go into detail because if I tell you what they are, you’ll just fix them.

While it is true that this company has a legal entity in Japan, there is one country in East Asia that uses this method to conceal its nationality, and such incidents frequently occur in neighboring countries.

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tell me which firmware are you using? my osr2 is going crazy (((

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MiraBot uses our own custom-developed firmware, which is currently installed only on the MiraBot S6 and S2+ units we sell.
If you’re using another OSR-based device, unfortunately, it’s not yet compatible with our MiraPlay software.

However, we’re preparing to launch a subscription version of MiraPlay soon. At that time, you’ll be able to flash the compatible firmware online via our official site, and your device will work seamlessly with MiraPlay AiO（BLE connectting support） and MiraPlay Web.

Hope you’ll give it a try once it’s ready—we’re excited to share it with you!

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※Sorry, it’s my first time replying to a post—accidentally deleted twice by mistake :cry:…

Thank you for your comment and for pointing that out.

To clarify, we are a legally registered company in Japan with the necessary business licenses. Our core team members are Japanese, but we also have international staff. It’s true that some aspects of our app development and website creation were handled by team members from China. If that has caused any discomfort, I sincerely apologize.

That said, this in no way affects the quality of our products or the standard of our customer service—we remain fully committed to both.

Our office is currently based in Osaka, and as our business grows, we may consider expanding to other countries in the future.

We believe this is an international community, and a few global elements shouldn’t be a problem—don’t you think?( ´∀｀ )

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Is Miraplay using wifi or Bluetooth for wireless connection?

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MiraBot provide BLE(Bluetooth Low Energy) wireless connection for Miraplay AiO(both iOS & Android), and cable connection for Miraplay Web(for Chrome in both Windows and MacOS). Wifi connection is not supported for now, but pls belive me, BLE has better performance and convenience! ( ｀ー´)ノ

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Yes, as mentioned above, I am aware that the company is based in Osaka.
The global elements related to specific countries are based on my personal experience, so I apologize if that caused any inconvenience.

Since you said that the core team is Japanese, what I am about to say is just nonsense.

However, according to the blog, is the development team leader “Hide,” who founded the company, really Japanese? What is his relationship with “Okazaki”?
He often uses words that Japanese people don’t use in his blog, so I hope the blog that seems to be written by “Hide” himself wasn’t actually written by a foreign employee? The blog is written in Japanese and targeted at Japanese people.
I hope he didn’t type what the Japanese “Hide” said in a foreign language and then use a Japanese translation tool.

I can understand typos like “o-pen-so-su” (オーペンソース), but I really don’t understand why he uses Chinese words that no Japanese person would use (since you said there are Chinese employees, I’ll just say it).
The contrasting terms are even harder to associate than “gasoline” and “petrol,” or “chips” and “fries.”

The app and video are the same. You’re emphasizing Japan, but even if Chinese people were involved in development, didn’t it pass final review?
Did no Japanese person notice anything off?

I don’t know how it’s perceived outside Asia, but in Asia (especially East Asia), emphasizing Japanese origin aims to convey the impression of “craftsmanship.”
However, in many areas, the lack of “craftsmanship” is evident.

In Japan, there was already a toy that looked exactly like “the Handy,” promoting a “special” app with poorly written Japanese. I don’t know if it’s still around.

That’s why I can’t shake this nonsense.

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@jdee I’m having a hard time understanding the purpose of these lengthy posts. What are you looking for? Are you saying this is a scam or that they are providing misleading information? Or is it something else?

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Bro, if we’re talking about nonsense, your whole wall of text fits that better.
You keep obsessing over a few “non-Japanese words” in our blog, while completely ignoring our product itself. What exactly is your goal?

Let me give you a reality:
Those blog posts? They weren’t written by a Japanese person … or a Chinese person. We send rough drafts to an AI and let it do the polishing.
We don’t have editors. We don’t even have a marketing team. Our team is made up of developers, and we focus purely on the product.

Also, your hostility is seriously uncomfortable.
If you’re a fellow OSR seller, maybe stop fixating on competitors and throwing shade. Use your energy to improve your own product , and listen to your users.

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Although their company is located in Japan, I thought it would be inappropriate to mention “from Japan.”
I thought it would provide information that could lead to misunderstanding.
There was no confirmation, only circumstances, so it became a long story.

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Even if you think I am a seller in the same industry who wants to eliminate competitors, I have nothing to say, but the AI that refines the draft uses words that are not even in the dictionary of that country. That’s strange.

I won’t say that I was just raising questions. It’s true that I was hostile because I thought there were lies.

I wish your business prosperity.

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No lies , bro , be cool ! from Japan って書いた目的は、日本人のお客さんの目を引くためですよ！
あなたが本当にお客さんなら、意見はちゃんと聞きますけど…
でも、そうじゃないなら…正直、ただの挑発にしか見えないですね( 一一)

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I think all this arguing doesn’t really help. We just want to focus on building a good product.
Questions and feedback are always welcome , but not baseless assumptions.

All I hope is that people remember our product and the quality we promise to our customers in Japan.
The OSR scene has a lot of potential, and while we’re not ready to offer the same support worldwide just yet, we’re working on it.

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It is true that my words are provocative.
I apologize if I offended you.

Regardless of whether you are Japanese or not, I will express my opinion without speculation. If you are indeed Japanese, please consider this issue seriously.

Is it okay if I write in Japanese?

日本人向けなら5chあたりからはじめるべきだったんじゃ？
まぁ叩かれてんのは見たんだが

モジュールコネクターのアイデアはいいと思う。
でもなんでマットPETGにした?
耐久性問題になるぞ絶対…

俺に買うかと聞かれたら、上に散々書いてた様に、色々怪しく見えるところが多から買わない。
AIとか中国人がどうこう言う前に、作業物をもう一度自分でチェックするべき。
価格凄く高いんだから信頼感でも与えないとね。
日本のメーカーですって言ってるやつが、言葉がおかしかったり、適当にAIで作ったっぽい文章使ってるようじゃ、お前は金出す気になるかってこと。

それとナンセンスと言ったのは俺の文字の壁のはなしだったんだ。AI翻訳めやらかしやがって…

ついでに聞きたいんだけど、つべの動画に映ったカルシウムサプリってオススメなの？どこで買えるの？

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I don’t want to waste time talking about AI or nationality stuff — your attitude makes it pretty clear you just came here to pick a fight.
No matter what I say, you’ll probably find a problem anyway. So fine, go ahead.

Maybe we dropped too many things at once and some details weren’t perfect — I admit that.
But everything you pointed out has nothing to do with the actual product, right?

If our presence hurt your business somehow, then sorry — but that’s how the market works.

As for the price, our product, software, and service are all out there.
Let users decide what they want.

最後に、日本のユーザーの皆さんには誤解を招かないよう、ひとつだけ説明させてくださいね.…
Matte PETGは、数十種類の素材を比較し、外観と耐久性のバランスを慎重に検討したうえで選定したもので、1年以上の耐久テストも行っています。品質には全く問題なく、自信を持っています。
また、1年間の無償修理サポートもついていますので、購入を検討されている方はどうぞご安心ください！

まぁ…もし製品の品質よりも、販売者の国籍やブログの言葉づかいの方が気になるという方は、上記の説明は全部スルーしてもらってOKです、証明できませんからね ( ´艸｀)

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Yes, let’s not waste time.
If even what I said in my last post was taken as offensive, then perhaps there is a problem with my Japanese.

I’m not in the market, but… Cheer up.

Alright. Let’s let the users decide what they want.
So I brought the reviews. They do exist.

I’ll leave the link and translation together.
I did not bring any posts that “people who did not purchase” would find suspicious.

https://itest.bbspink.com/mercury/test/read.cgi/adultgoods/1747789838/259

I received the SR6 I ordered from Mira,
and although I’ve only used it once, I’ll give it a review for now.

It didn’t arrive even after two weeks of ordering, and I thought I had been scammed,
but then I received a notification saying that it had been damaged during shipping and would be redelivered. The email was partly in Chinese.
At this point, I was quite suspicious, but a week later, the item itself arrived without any problems.

I already own the Handy and FunSR1 2.0.
I bought it expecting quiet performance, but it’s obviously louder than those two,
though with six servos, I guess this is about what you’d expect.

However, when I compared it to the video review of the FunOSR quiet model,
🔬 [Review] “Silent” SR6 From AliExpress: How Quiet Can It Be?
the FunOSR seems quieter.
At least the Twist mechanism is clearly quieter on the SR1 2.0.

Compared to the SR1, the case surface is smoother and seems more precise. It appears to be made with a good 3D printer.
However, the price for the SR6Pro+Twist is 82,000 yen.
The higher-end SR6 from FunOSR with Twist+Tvalve is 60,000 yen, so there’s a 20,000 yen difference.
There were no issues with playing back multi-axis scripts, and I’m satisfied, but
I don’t see much value in the 20,000 yen difference.

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Thanks for the quick reply! Good luck and prosperity to your business) We will wait for the firmware to appear.

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Really…?

Did you change the title and all the content related to international users?
Did you think you could make me look stupid that easily by doing that?
You can’t just hide it by editing the text.
All changes are still on record.

Suddenly changing the content related to international users and adding phrases like “Japan only” suggests that “from Japan” was actually intended only for Japanese people, doesn’t it?

Did your business direction suddenly change just because you felt “provoked”?

What exactly are you preparing for in your business?

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I felt like you’ve already done enough call-outs to expose the hidden for unsuspecting people. The linked review article was helpful and I can thank you for that.

That said, I would suggest to hold our horses from this point on, as keep on pushing likely won’t add much value to the discussion.

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