Don't you think it's interesting that robots can do things that humans can't?
Industrial robots working in various factories have the same shape as human arms and skillfully perform tasks with movements similar to those of humans. Can these industrial robots actually play kendama? That was the beginning of our intellectual curiosity. The "Kendama Robot" has currently mastered five techniques. The programs for relatively feasible techniques are complete. Next, we will challenge ourselves with techniques that are difficult to reproduce with a robot. 【Five Techniques】 ■ Moshikame: A technique where the ball is alternately moved between the large cup and the medium cup. ■ Tomeken: A technique where the ball is placed on the tip of the sword without rotating it. ■ Sekai Isshu: A technique where the ball is placed on the small cup, then the large cup, then the medium cup, and finally the tip of the sword. ■ Uguisu: A technique where the ball is placed between the edge of the large cup or small cup and the tip of the sword. ■ Continuous Uguisu: A technique where Uguisu is performed continuously. *For more details, please refer to the related link page or feel free to contact us.
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Maxis Engineering Co., Ltd. provides design technology cultivated over many years of manufacturing to manufacturers of automotive parts, aircraft parts, home appliance parts, industrial mechatronic devices, and plant equipment. Through a "single-source order" system that consistently handles everything from design to the production of parts in factories, we also offer technology related to actual product manufacturing. Our in-house "Development Department" is engaged in the development of new technologies and the creation of original products under our own brand.
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