Fujitsu
Fujitsu provides integrated solutions across various sectors, including manufacturing, public sector, and retail. Key offerings include enterprise resource planning (ERP) modernization, cloud-based services, and AI-driven analytics. The company emphasizes digital transformation through hybrid IT infrastructures and cybersecurity measures. Fujitsu's Uvance initiative focuses on sustainable technology solutions, enhancing operational efficiency while addressing societal challenges through innovation and co-creation.
RobotToday Initiative
Robotics needs a service framework.
RSF defines a common language for robot service capability, lifecycle operations, certification pathways, and service-provider networks.
Fujitsu Joins CMU Robotics Innovation Center
Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Innovation Center (RIC) has announced the addition of Fujitsu Limited as its newest corporate tenant. This partnership will take place within the university's state-of-the-art robotics and artificial intelligence research facility located at Hazelwood Green. The collaboration aims to enhance research and development efforts in the field of robotics, leveraging Fujitsu's technological expertise to foster innovation.
Announcements
Robot Programming Languages 2026: From G-Code & FANUC KAREL to ROS2 — Complete History & Industrial Guide
A comprehensive guide to industrial robot programming language evolution: G-code and NC origins, FANUC KAREL/TP, ABB RAPID, KUKA KRL, Yaskawa INFORM, the ROS open-source revolution, ROS2 architecture, ROS-Industrial consortium, OPC-UA, TSN, and real-time Linux — how six decades of software history define today's factory floor.
ROBOTTODAY Weekly May 18 – 22, 2026
This week in robotics: Hyundai plans 25,000 Atlas robots for its factories, XPENG rolls off China’s first mass-produced L4 robotaxi, Singapore launches its first multi-operator physical AI testbed, and Kawasaki Heavy opens a Silicon Valley physical AI center with NVIDIA. May 18–22, 2026.
川崎重工、シリコンバレーにフィジカルAI拠点を開設 NVIDIA・Microsoft・富士通・Analog Devicesと協業へ
Kawasaki Heavy Industries announced the opening of the Kawasaki Physical AI Center San Jose in San Jose, California, on May 22, 2026. This new facility aims to accelerate collaboration between Japan and the United States in the fields of artificial intelligence and semiconductors. The center will work closely with major technology companies, including NVIDIA, Analog Devices, Microsoft, and Fujitsu, to promote advancements in physical AI implementation. This initiative reflects Kawasaki's commitment to fostering international partnerships and driving innovation in cutting-edge technology sectors.
Kawasaki Heavy to partner with Nvidia on physical AI, open US robot center
Kawasaki Heavy Industries is collaborating with Nvidia to develop innovative solutions that merge robotics with physical artificial intelligence. This partnership, which includes contributions from Microsoft and Fujitsu, will establish a joint development center in Silicon Valley. The initiative aims to enhance Kawasaki's robotics applications by integrating Nvidia's advanced AI technology. This strategic move comes as the demand for AI-driven solutions in various industries continues to grow, with expectations that physical AI will significantly impact a large portion of companies in the coming years. The collaboration reflects a broader trend of Japanese and U.S. firms working together to advance AI technologies, particularly in sectors such as manufacturing and healthcare.
AGRICULTURAL ROBOTICS | Market Leaders, Regional Analysis & Top Countries
John Deere, DJI & 340+ companies compete for the $48–56B Western market and China’s $80–150B parallel ecosystem. Regional analysis across 5 top countries.
AGRICULTURAL ROBOTICS | Labor Crisis: How Robots Will Fill the Global Agricultural Workforce Gap
Robots will replace 31.2-46.8M workers globally by 2030, eliminating $156-375B in labor costs. Analysis of Western markets + China deployment.
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