A time when two robots choose appropriate actions while conversing with each other through AI and perform tasks!
Temzac Corporation is pleased to announce the development of two construction robots for "ceiling gypsum board installation," "Carry" and "Shot," which we have been working on in collaboration with Sekisui House, Ltd. These robots can autonomously read construction data, map out work procedures and positions, and carry out their respective tasks. In situations where both robots are likely to collide, they can check each other's current tasks and determine which robot should take evasive action, allowing them to make decisions and act accordingly. 【Features】 - Communication between robots for "cooperative work" - Autonomous actions, collision avoidance, and automated driving technology - High-precision construction work *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Communication, self-assessment, mutual follow-up ■ Conflict avoidance ■ Recognition and transmission of ceiling information ■ Hardware that balances simplicity and robustness *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Temzack Co., Ltd. is a service robot manufacturer aiming for a society where humans and robots coexist. For over 20 years since the dawn of robotics, we have developed and introduced a variety of practical robots called "WORKROID" that excel in heavy labor and in situations where human resources are insufficient, such as in medical care, construction, personal mobility, and disaster rescue. By collaborating with leading universities, research institutes, and companies both domestically and internationally, we enable rapid and flexible research. We demonstrate development capabilities equivalent to or exceeding those of large research facilities, while achieving low cost and high performance.
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