Marubeni and DEEP Robotics Sign MOU to Accelerate Automation with Quadrupedal Robots
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On July 23, 2026, Marubeni Corporation announced a memorandum of understanding with DEEP Robotics to expand the sales of quadrupedal robots in the Japanese market. The collaboration aims to address labor shortages and aging infrastructure in Japan's industrial sector, where autonomous robots can operate in hazardous environments.
This partnership is significant as it combines Marubeni's extensive customer network and technical support with DEEP Robotics' advanced AI and motion control technologies. The quadrupedal robots are designed to navigate complex terrains and perform tasks autonomously, offering a solution to Japan's pressing labor issues and safety concerns in industrial settings.
Looking ahead, Marubeni plans to leverage both companies' strengths to develop new applications for quadrupedal robots in Japan. The focus will be on sectors such as power, construction, and disaster response, where the deployment of these robots could enhance operational efficiency and safety. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
Original report
四足歩行ロボットで産業現場の無人化・自動化を加速、丸文とDEEP Roboticsが協業
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