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In recent years, interest in humanoid robots has grown rapidly around the world. However, it was not until 2015, before this boom, that Kawasaki Heavy Industries began research and development of humanoids. Almost ten years have passed since then. After many improvements […].
The evolution of AI is greatly expanding the potential of robots. One keyword that has been attracting particular attention in recent years is ‘physical AI’. Physical AI is not just “smart”, but AI that moves, works and interacts with people in the real world […].
The Robot Division of Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. is dedicated to “Living with Robots – Supporting a Joyful and Prosperous Future”. The Robot Division is developing a variety of robots with the aim of creating a society in which people and robots live together in harmony. The ultimate in a society where people and robots live together […].
Robot integration in many welding applications makes sense, given that welding is not conducive to pleasant working conditions for humans. Not only is it a hot and dirty process, but it also emits unhealthy chemicals such as…
Kawasaki Robotics engineer Kippei Matsuda achieved a remarkable feat by winning the “NFL Health & Safety – Helmet Assignment” competition in 2022, a fiercely competitive event hosted by the National Football League (NFL) and Amazon.com, Inc. on Kaggle, a global AI data analysis competition platform.
Industrial automation systems come with a price but the effects of choosing not to automate can be just as impactful as the up front purchase price.
These days, Na Xiong is an expert Process Engineer at Kawasaki Robotics. But if we rewind to his childhood, we would see a future engineer..