What does Kawasaki Heavy Industries do?

Kawasaki Robotics sells industrial arms for welding, assembly, handling and palletizing to manufacturers, including its RS025S general-purpose robot.

Where does Kawasaki Heavy Industries rank in robotics?

Kawasaki Heavy Industries is on the Robotics watchlist list of Frontier Tech Intelligence with a score of 52 out of 100, below the Top 100.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries is based in Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan. Stage: public.

29 Oct 2026Kawasaki Heavy Industries tested CORLEO’s mountain mobility concept through quadrupedal field walking.ITmedia News
29 Oct 2026Kawasaki Heavy Industries is advancing its four-legged CORLEO mobility vehicle toward 2035 commercialization.ITmedia News
28 Oct 2026EdgeCortix announced a low-power, scalable semiconductor for physical AI, which Kawasaki Heavy Industries selected for adoption.Nikkei xTech
19 Oct 2026Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Matsuo Institute completed the Kaleido9 control-development cycle in six weeks.Robot News
11 Oct 2026Home LEO uses physical AI to assess its surroundings and select actions autonomously.Robot News

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27 Nov 2025Kawasaki launched the RS025S six-axis general-purpose industrial robot for Asian markets.Product launch · khi.co.jp
8 May 2025Kawasaki's robotic arm was installed on Dexterity's Mech AI vanning robot for autonomous truck loading at logistics facilities.Deployment · kawasakirobotics.com
8 May 2025Kawasaki partnered with Dexterity to jointly develop and supply a robotic arm for Dexterity's Mech AI vanning robot.Partnership · kawasakirobotics.com
31 Mar 202540640Headcount · global.kawasaki.com

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