[Robot Game] Operate collaborative robots to get snacks! Tokyo Big Sight "International Robot Exhibition (iREX2023)"

Collaborative robots that are easy to handle even for beginners.

Universal Robots in Denmark offers next-generation collaborative robots that are easy to operate and meet various needs. The areas where Universal Robots work alongside humans extend beyond just pick and place of parts, covering a wide range of fields including food, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare.

• Other industrial robots

Maintenance and battery replacement are easy. Can smoothly pass through an 80cm wide opening!

The "MiR250" is an autonomous (collaborative) transport robot suitable for transportation tasks within facilities. It automates simple tasks such as transporting parts for assembly, moving materials across vast facilities, distributing and collecting documents within medical facilities, and delivering equipment to clean rooms. This automation allows people to focus on more advanced tasks, enhances cost-effectiveness through increased productivity, and enables rapid return on investment. Additionally, we offer the "MiR Shelf Carrier," which automates the collection and delivery of carts, and the fully automatic charging solution "MiR Charge48V." 【Features】 - Easy battery replacement allows for continuous operation - Parts can be replaced from the side, making maintenance easy - Robust design - Equipped with foot guards for enhanced safety - Maximum load capacity of 250kg *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Transport and handling robots

Automating transportation work within the facility!

AMR = Autonomous Mobile Robot The autonomous mobile (collaborative) transport robot MiR brings innovation to transportation tasks within facilities. Automating simple tasks such as transporting parts for assembly, moving materials within large facilities, distributing and collecting documents in medical facilities, and delivering equipment to clean rooms allows people to focus on more advanced tasks, enhances cost-effectiveness through increased productivity, and enables quick returns on investment. Using MiR offers many benefits, including improved operational efficiency, alleviation of labor shortages, reduction of human movement time and distance, decreased risk of workplace accidents, and labor-saving.

• Transport and handling robots
• Other conveying machines

Next-generation large and high-speed metal 3D printers that offer short lead times, low costs, and high precision are being rapidly introduced to the market. These printers are actively being utilized in the manufacturing of large metal parts and products in the aerospace, automotive, defense, industrial machinery, plant, and civil engineering and construction sectors, as well as for the repair of metal parts and molds, and reverse engineering. In the first lecture of this seminar, we will provide an overview of the Farsoon LPBF method large and high-speed metal 3D printer, which can produce parts up to 1500mm, along with its short lead time, low-cost, and high-quality manufacturing technology and public case studies. The second lecture will cover the short lead time manufacturing technology and examples from Fujikohsai Industries, which has adopted the large metal 3D printer from Meltio, as well as low-cost and material reduction cases utilizing topology optimization. The third lecture will present applicable cases from JFE Engineering, which has introduced a large metal 3D printer from Nidec Machine Tool and is experiencing a surge in requests for manufacturing marine and rocket engine parts, plant equipment parts, and applications in parts and mold repair and reverse engineering. The fourth lecture will showcase the latest manufacturing technology and examples from Sanko Gosei, which is producing high-functionality and high-quality diverse large resin mold parts using a large hybrid 3D printer from Matsuura Machinery. We will provide a clear and detailed explanation of the above topics.

We would like to express our congratulations on the continued prosperity of your esteemed company. Our company will be exhibiting at the following trade show, where we will be showcasing a number of products, including our new product, the Packaging Container Air Leak Test (Pin Hole Inspection) Device | MSQ-2003 series. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience during your busy schedule, but we would like to cordially invite you to attend this event. 【 Trade Show Name 】 【 Dates 】 【 Venue/Booth Number 】

[Lecturers] PwC Consulting LLC Senior Manager Yosuke Enomoto Senior Manager Tomoe Ejiri [Key Lecture Content] Against the backdrop of the rapid proliferation of generative AI, the digital infrastructure supporting data processing, communication, and computing resources is undergoing a significant transformation. In this presentation, we will first organize the trends in the terrestrial data center market expanding from AI demand, as well as the structural changes surrounding power, location, and networks. Furthermore, as communication and data processing infrastructure expands into space, we will take a broad view of the future of next-generation digital infrastructure that integrates terrestrial and space elements. Additionally, we will explore new business transformations and opportunities that arise from combining satellite data and internal and external data with AI, and implementing them in business and decision-making through the Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE) approach.

[Speaker] Mr. Takashi Muratani, President and CEO of AnPrenergy Co., Ltd. Mr. Atsushi Nakajima, President and CEO of PandaPower Co., Ltd. [Lecture Topics] 1. The Essentials of Low-Voltage Battery Business / Mr. Takashi Muratani 2. New World Lines Created by Flywheel Batteries / Mr. Atsushi Nakajima 3. Q&A / Business Card Exchange

[Lecture Topics] 1. Why Chemical Recycling Now? ~Preparing for New Management Challenges in the Era of Resource Circulation~ Idemitsu Chemical Recycling Japan Co., Ltd. President and CEO, Yoshihiko Okamura 1. Transition from Linear Economy to Circular Economy 2. Latest Domestic and International Trends in Plastic Resource Circulation 3. Required Corporate Responses 4. Our Company's Initiatives 5. Future Prospects and Challenges of Chemical Recycling 6. Q&A / Business Card Exchange 2. New Markets Created by the Circular Economy Strategies for Building a Recycled Material Supply Chain Boston Consulting Group Associate Director, Ikuya Ueda 1. Changes in the Management Environment Surrounding Resources 2. Policy Trends in Europe, the U.S., and China and the "Circular Economy Action Plan" 3. "Three-Tier Supply Infrastructure" Supporting the Recycled Material Supply Chain ~Collection, Recycling, and Market Infrastructure~ 4. How Access to Supply Infrastructure Affects Corporate Competitiveness 5. Three Management Decisions Required of Companies (1) Pre-investment in Procurement Capability (2) Controlling Key Nodes (3) Viewing CE as a Starting Point for Business Models, Not Just a Cost 6. Q&A / Business Card Exchange