Utilize insights from POC demonstrations! Proposals for automation systems and process improvements that can start on a relatively small scale.
This document introduces some of the digital transformation (DX) initiatives being undertaken by GRIPS Corporation. It includes topics such as "Challenges in DX," "Approaches to DX," and examples of "System Construction Cases" like simple robot vision systems. Additionally, our company is actively engaged in new fields beyond what is presented, including AMR, 3D scanners/printers, image processing, depth synthesis technology, and remote control systems. If you are interested in starting DX on a small and cost-effective scale, please feel free to contact us. [Contents] ■ Overview of GRIPS Corporation's business and activities ■ Challenges in DX based on past experiences ■ GRIPS' proposed approaches to DX ■ Examples of system construction ■ Contact information *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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GRIPS Corporation is focused on two main areas: technology for industry and education for the next generation of talent. For industry, we propose systems that do not rely on specific manufacturers, utilizing technologies such as robotic arms and single-board computers, allowing customers to develop and improve their own systems. For education, we conduct advanced technical training sessions for engineers and develop STE(A)M educational materials for elementary and middle school students. We aim to secure educational opportunities and provide high-quality materials for a wide range of generations, from those currently "working" in the field to those who will "work" in the future.