Kawasaki Heavy Industries' Physical AI Robot, Strategy Analyzed on Two Axes, Different from Fanuc and Toyota
Kawasaki Heavy Industries will sell Physical AI (Artificial Intelligence) robots, which were forged in shipyards and nursing care sites, to external parties. Both a four-legged robot for welding and a dog-shaped robot for watching over the elderly completed prototypes approximately half a year after development began.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries will sell Physical AI (Artificial Intelligence) robots, which were forged in shipyards and nursing care sites, to external parties. A four-legged robot for welding and a dog-shaped robot that watches over the elderly both completed prototypes approximately half a year after the start of development.
Companies declaring a focus on Physical AI are not rare. When analyzed in comparison to major robot-related companies, Kawasaki Heavy Industries' unique points have become visible.
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