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This document is a collection of case studies on the introduction of robot technology by Toyo Riki Kogyo, which is engaged in the development and design of master-slave robots. It includes the background for the introduction of the "Hot Forging Robot System," as well as lists of various robots developed and prototypes created, and records of implementation. Our company assists in building optimal systems through work analysis and engineering. 【Featured Case Studies】 ■ Hot Forging Robot System - User: Automotive parts manufacturer - Background for Introduction There is a high demand for automation and robotics due to the harsh working environment. - Effects of Introduction By automating dangerous and harsh tasks, the working environment is improved. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Case Studies (Excerpt)】 ■Chemical Analysis Robot System ・User: Chemical Manufacturer ・Background Analysis work is labor-intensive and costly, requiring a 24-hour operation. ・Benefits of Implementation It can operate 24/7 without breaks, leading to increased productivity. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Since its founding, Toyo Riki Kogyo has been engaged in the development, design, and manufacturing of production-related equipment across various industrial sectors. In 1982, it began the development of manipulators and hands for industrial robots. Since then, its main business has been to develop and implement useful robotic application systems by system integration and customization of industrial robots to meet the needs of various fields. To date, it has achieved over 200 systems primarily focused on robotic handling systems, earning significant trust from its users. In 2005, it started developing next-generation robots centered on communication, receiving support from the city of Osaka, and has completed a robot platform while advancing contract development of easy-order robots. As the next step, it plans to start activities that contribute to Japan's manufacturing, which is facing a decline in the workforce, by robotizing traditional skills.