Can Italy Turn Its Robot Base Into a Physical AI Advantage?
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Jorge DastisTokio, Jul 27 (EFE).- Japanese leadership in the robot sector has been in doubt for some time in the face of China's ambitions and US investments in areas such as humanoids or artificial intelligence (AI), and Tokyo seeks to reverse the situation by driving the physical AI industry, where, according to experts, the country is playing with advantage.Masaaki Matsumoto, head of research at the Mitsubishi Research Institute (MRI), explai…
Mitsui Fudosan will establish a new development base in Kumamoto Prefecture for "Physical AI," which uses AI (artificial intelligence) to autonomously control robots and factory equipment. Leveraging its location, which is home to many semiconductor-related companies, the company aims to develop next-generation semiconductor technologies and supply chain solutions…
Although late to AI models, Japan is placing a decisive bet on Physical AI. Japan is adopting Physical AI as its next-generation national growth engine and is launching a full-scale strategy to integrate the semiconductor, robotics, and automotive industry ecosystems. By partnering with Taiwan's TSMC and the U.S.'s Nvidia to revitalize its lagging semiconductor industry, while simultaneously leveraging Japan's traditional...
Can Italy turn its robot base into a Physical AI advantage?
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