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Japan’s first domestically manufactured industrial robot, the Kawasaki-Unimate, weighed 1.6 tons and had a payload of 12 kg. Learn more about this early robot, and how it paved the way for widespread robot adoption
ABB and Kawasaki Heavy Industries, both global leading players in industrial automation and robotics, are showcasing the world’s first common collaborative robot operating interface at automatica in Munich, Germany from June 19-22, 2018.
Education is essential to safely operate industrial robots. In this article, learn about the training offered by Kawasaki Robot School in Japan. To sign up for a Kawasaki training class near you, click on “Training” in the top menu bar.
Take an in-depth look at the internal structure of industrial robot arms, as well as the engineering and mechanics behind their human-like motion
Watch exclusive videos of Kawasaki robots performing a wide variety of applications in our private showroom & learn about the many robot types featured
The collaborative duAro robot moves into the GIZMODO Japan offices to help with office work like taking photos and saving documents, and even DJ-ing its own party
Watch this video from Siemens to see the powerful Kawasaki MG10HL robot remove burners on huge gas turbines. It carries up to 1,000 kg and has a 4 meter reach