Ground crews at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport are getting new colleagues that stand about four feet tall and do not take breaks. Japan Airlines, through its ground-handling subsidiary JAL Ground Service Co., ...
What this article aims to conveyRobots do not keep moving just by being built. Someone is needed to fix them when they break.
Humanoid robot continuous learning service GMO LOOP launched by Japan’s GMO AIR on September 8, 2026, collects real worksite data from deployed robots and returns improved motion policies to those sam ...
A Japanese company has unveiled a new type of ambulance, designed specifically for robot passengers instead of humans.
On September 16, 2026, a demonstration of new Japanese robots performing nailing and drilling tasks was held in Tokyo.
Japan’s GMO is launching a mobile humanoid repair service as businesses test robots in airports, stations, and other real-world workplaces.
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