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Case Study: Kawasaki Robotics Technology, Perfected Through Shipbuilding: Automated Hull Block Welding with Eight Robots(Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. – Ship & Offshore Division)

Physical AI is driving the next evolution of robotics — powered by Kawasaki Robotics’ on-site expertise.

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 […].

Automated visual inspection of complex shaped parts, saving manpower and improving inspection accuracy (Yamaguchi Manufacturing).

Photo of Matsuura Packing and Transport Corporation Okazaki East Logistics Centre employees.

“Matsuura Packing and Transport has implemented automated unloading of heavy goods to ease the physical burden on-site.”

Case Study”Pharmaceutical Automation with Kawasaki Robotics: Safe and Reliable Production of Anticancer Drugs”

Ready for a Robot? Integration Insights for Welding Applications

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…

Human Ingenuity: Kippei Matsuda’s journey from NFL AI competition winner to AI solution developer at Kawasaki Robotics.

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.

5 Surprising Costs of NOT Automating a Manufacturing Facility

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.

What is an RPA Audit, and How Do you Know If You Need One?

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..

From Idea to Installation- How to Implement Your First Industrial Robot11

From Idea to Installation- How to Implement Your First Industrial Robot

others, including machinery and appliance manufacturing, agriculture, forestry, civil engineering, medical/pharmaceutical, food, and cosmetics industries — and more. Robots have proven to be particularly useful for lines with short product cycles, small-lot production of goods, and mixed-quantity production. As these needs are increasing, robots’ abilities are expanding.