Kawasaki Robotics
Industrial robot manufacturer · Japan · 7012.T
Robot division of Kawasaki Heavy Industries, which built Japan's first industrial robot in 1969 under license from Unimation. Makes heavy-payload, spot-welding and painting robots, the duAro dual-arm SCARA, and the Kaleido humanoid research platform.
Kawasaki Robotics is a Japan-based industrial robot, collaborative robot and humanoid robot maker, founded in 1896 and headquartered in Kobe, Hyogo. It is publicly traded (7012.T). Product lines include R series, BX spot welding, CX series, duAro. It appears in the directory's Industrial Robot Manufacturers (20 companies), Collaborative Robot (Cobot) Manufacturers (21 companies), Humanoid Robot Companies (32 companies) and Japanese Robot Manufacturers (11 companies) lists.
- Headquarters
- Kobe, Hyogo, Japan
- Founded
- 1896
- Ticker
- 7012.T
- Ownership
- Kawasaki Heavy Industries
- Robot types
- Industrial robots, Cobots, Humanoids
Products
- R series
- BX spot welding
- CX series
- duAro
- Kaleido humanoid
Kawasaki Robotics coverage
- Tesollo IPO: DG-5F Hands Scale Humanoid Dexterity Supply Chain — South Korea's Tesollo advances its 2027 IPO after Series B funding from POSCO and HL Mando, scaling DG-5F 20-DoF robotic hands to solve humanoid dexterity bottl
Kawasaki Robotics repair and service
Kawasaki robot repair & service — 4 independent US providers in the ZeroGantry repair directory.
Directory categories
- Industrial Robot Manufacturers — 20 companies
- Collaborative Robot (Cobot) Manufacturers — 21 companies
- Humanoid Robot Companies — 32 companies
- Japanese Robot Manufacturers — 11 companies
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