Before humanoid robots fully integrate into our societies and inhabit our homes, factory floors, and workspaces, a Japanese ...
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Japan considers replacing military troops with humanoid robots
Japan is looking at a very tech-forward solution to an ongoing military recruitment shortage. The country is exploring ...
O-ID, a Tokyo-based company building one of the world’s first fully modular humanoid robots for industrial manufacturing and ...
Japan’s GMO Internet Group has developed an ambulance-style mobile workshop that can replace and repair humanoid robots at ...
Tokyo-based O-ID is building repairable humanoids for manufacturing and logistics, with factory pilots planned for 2027.
Japan recently updated its national robotics strategy with a goal to adopt 10 million robots by the year 2040, with many intended to provide medical care.
A Japanese company has unveiled a new type of ambulance, designed specifically for robot passengers instead of humans.
A worn robot joint, swapped in minutes. Tokyo’s O-ID has $1.2m to put humanoids you can fix on site onto Japanese factory floors.
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911 for humanoids: Japan debuts first-ever ‘robot ambulance’ to provide on-site repairs
Japanese tech giant GMO Internet Group (GMO Air) has just unveiled what has been ...
Bear attacks in Japan have hit a record high, with 13 deaths and more than 220 injuries recorded between April 2025 and March 2026. It is a sharp increase from the same period the previous year, when ...
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