Japanese robotics - Wikipedia
In Japan, popular robots include humanoid entertainment robots, androids, animal robots, social robots, guard robots, and more. Each type has a variety of characteristics. Japan employs over a quarter of a million industrial robot workers.
Japan: the Land of Rising Robotics - The University of Tokyo
As global trends show the roles of robots growing ever greater, the "Robot Nation" of Japan is putting to use cutting-edge robotic technologies in a variety of fields besides manufacturing while keeping in mind societal demand.
The Rise of AI in Japan: A Complete Guide for 2025 - ulpa.jp
2025年1月6日 · Robotics and Elder Care: With 38% of global robot production, Japan is advancing robots tailored to elder care, addressing its aging population crisis. Cultural Industries: Japan’s influence in gaming, anime, and manga positions it to lead in generative AI for creative industries, with the market valued at over $50 billion globally.
Guide to Robots & AI in Japan | History, Types & Companies
2022年9月16日 · From robot restaurants to caring for the elderly, Japanese robotics are a big deal. Check out our timeline of robot and artificial intelligence keystones.
What we can learn about robots from Japan - BBC
While the West tends to see robots and artificial intelligence as a threat, Japan has a more philosophical view that has led to the country's complex relationship with machines.
Japan’s Humanoid Robots: 50+ Years of Advancements
2024年9月23日 · Since beginning its journey into humanoid robotics over 50 years ago, Japan has made decades of steady progress. Let’s look back to see how the country has shaped the future of Robotics through iconic and cutting-edge creations.
The Rise of AI Robotics: Japan’s path forward as physical ...
2024年10月1日 · Japan needs more than supply-side industrial policies aimed at academia and the robotics industry to enhance its industrial competitiveness in the AI robotics field. The government should move to develop and implement demand-side policies targeting users of AI robotics, such as pooling capital and engineering change in quality expectations.