We aim to create a world where robots do repetitive and hazardous tasks, while humans engage in work that requires their mind and heart.
We apply the latest robotic technology to create new solutions that satisfy undiscovered needs. We ultimately aim to create general-purpose robots that can perform a variety of tasks and to introduce them into various markets.
Torobo is a humanoid robot designed for use in a variety of fields, including manufacturing, logistics, and service. By using high-performance torque sensing and impedance control throughout its body, Torobo can perform tasks safely and skillfully.
We will work with our customers to develop cutting-edge robotic solutions that are three to five years ahead of their time.
Torobo GTC, is a system that utilizes mobile manipulators to transport goods from shelves to cage trolleys directly. The system enables both productivity and storage efficiency, as the goods can be picked directly and no picking station is required.
This is a mobile manipulator based remote monitoring solution for data centers. The 6-axis posture of the hand-held camera can be controlled over the Internet, which allows users to carefully check data center equipment remotely.
The Mobile Gripper™ is used to automate short-distance transport and palletizing/ depalletizing of heavy loads. It is suitable for use in small to medium-sized distribution facilities/factories where large material handling robots cannot be installed.
Our company was featured in the October 17th, 2024 issue of the Electronic Device Industry News.
Yoshihiro has been involved in the robotics and positioning (indoor and outdoor navigation) fields for over 15 years. He has worked as a researcher in Waseda University and as a freelance engineer. He has acquired a wide range of skills and knowledge throughout his career: robotics, satellite navigation, machine learning, embedded system, RF circuit design, FPGA coding, Windows application development, web system development, and server management. He received his Ph.D. from Waseda University in 2013 on the theme of indoor positioning with GPS-compatible signals. He is now interested in constructing a business based on robotics technologies. He likes studying history.
After completing his Ph.D., he worked at RIKEN and Waseda University, where he was engaged in research on cognitive robotics, which uses neural networks and robots to model and understand human cognitive abilities. He then worked on the development of automatic driving technology using AI at Denso Corporation, and on the research and development of reinforcement learning for business applications at ALBERT Inc. His hobbies are sports.
