At Kawasaki Robotics, our global purpose is clear: unlocking human ingenuity to create robotics that enrich the future. For decades, that purpose has guided us to design industrial robots that work with people—not just around them. One of the most ambitious expressions of that vision is the humanoid robot: a machine that walks on two legs, works with two arms, and has the versatility to perform tasks traditionally done by humans. This blog traces the evolution of Kawasaki’s humanoid robot development, from its earliest prototypes to the latest advancements. 👉 Important note for our North American readers: All humanoid robot development discussed here is led by Kawasaki Heavy Industries in […]