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wakamaruwakamaru2003ASCENT (second-generation EX ROVR)ASCENT2022
CompanyJapanSince 1884

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is a Japanese engineering group spanning aerospace, defence, energy, shipbuilding and industrial machinery. It built wakamaru, a home and reception robot test-sold in Tokyo in 2005.

Robot models in the atlas
21 humanoid · 1 machine
First robot
2003Latest 2022
Headquarters
TokyoJapan
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Robots

2 robot models shown in public, from 2003 to 2022. Newest first. Open one for its full profile.

Humanoids 1 humanoid

  1. DiscontinuedwakamaruMitsubishi Heavy Industries · 2003wakamaruNo longer soldNo skills shown in public yet

Machines 1 machine

  1. CommercialASCENT (second-generation EX ROVR)Mitsubishi Heavy Industries · 2022ASCENTsecond-generation EX ROVRFully autonomous

Who uses it

Customers and deployments reported for Mitsubishi Heavy Industries's robots. Each robot's page links its sources.

  • ASCENT (second-generation EX ROVR)ASCENT2022 · Commercial

    Ran autonomous inspections at ENEOS's Oita Refinery from June to September 2023.

  • wakamaruwakamaru2003 · Discontinued

    A test sale of 100 units to Tokyo households began in September 2005; by 2008 it was off the market and rented as a receptionist.

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The latest stories about Mitsubishi Heavy Industries's robots, newest first.

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The company

What it says about itself and what the sources record.

Founded
1884
Headquarters
Tokyo, Japan
Focus
Industrial machinery and robots; wakamaru was its household companion robot.
Funding
Public company (TYO: 7011).
Partners
wakamaru rented to businesses as a receptionist by 2007.

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