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To assess the practicality of physical AI, it is important to confirm not only the introduction of technology but also the specific environments and objectives for its implementation and demonstration. The "Physical AI Implementation and Demonstration Case List" by Lister Inc. is a corporate database that organizes research information from the Physical AI Chaos Map series in an easily accessible manner based on themes. It compiles examples of the use of robots, AI, and autonomous control technologies by companies, municipalities, and research institutions, organized from the perspective of target industries and applications. You can explore areas where social implementation is beginning to progress, such as manufacturing, logistics, construction, infrastructure, security, and agriculture. This resource can be utilized for discovering implementation themes, comparing similar cases, selecting target industries for proposals, and exploring demonstration partners. The public page provides an overview of the entire theme, while the detailed version allows you to view corporate information and related items in a list. If you would like the detailed version, please download the catalog within the page. After confirming your registration information, we will send you the Google Sheets version via email.

When considering the social implementation of physical AI, it is important to understand not only the technology itself but also "which sites and operations have progressed to actual implementation." The "Physical AI Implementation and Verification Trend Report 2026" by Lister Inc. is a report that conducts a cross-analysis of 595 implementation and verification cases, not limited to explicitly stated physical AI projects, but also including broadly defined robotics and automation such as industrial robots, AMRs, AGVs, serving and cleaning robots. The report organizes the data from the perspectives of industry, implementation environment, target operations, robot types, core technologies, and stages of implementation, visualizing the differences between areas where actual operations are progressing and areas where proof of concepts (PoCs) are ongoing. Among the recorded cases, there are 308 instances at the operational stage that combine full-scale implementation across multiple locations, while only 35 cases are limited to multiple locations and full-scale implementation, highlighting the challenges of horizontal deployment. The report also analyzes trends in implementation within controlled environments such as factories, warehouses, and hospitals, as well as the current status of advanced fields like humanoid robots, quadrupedal robots, and VLAs. A PDF report and a detailed database are provided for free.