Aishida Launches Humanoid Robots in 100 Stores, Reports 39% Sales Increase in September
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Aishida has expanded its operations into robotics, showcasing its self-developed humanoid robot at the 2026 Aishida Ecosystem Partner Conference. The ASD-S2 humanoid robot features 31 degrees of freedom and a 5 kg payload, aimed at research and algorithm validation. The company plans to leverage its manufacturing capabilities to support the deployment of humanoid robots across various applications.
This move is significant as Aishida transitions from cookware manufacturing to robotics, utilizing its established manufacturing bases and retail networks. The company reported a 39% increase in sales during a promotional event where humanoid robots were deployed in 100 stores across 63 cities. Aishida aims to further expand its robot guide applications and plans to establish a thousand unmanned retail warehouses nationwide.
Looking ahead, Aishida's strategy includes enhancing its manufacturing capabilities and exploring humanoid robot applications in community services and flexible production environments. The company has also initiated partnerships to advance core component development and collaborative deployment of embodied intelligence solutions.
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Aishida Expands into Robotics with Humanoid Robots in 100 Stores, Sales Surge 39% in September
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