在日本国际机器人展看机器人产业新趋势

Group 1: Key Trends in Robotics - The 2025 International Robot Exhibition in Tokyo showcased collaborative robots and humanoid robots with significant potential in service, logistics, and healthcare sectors [1][2] - Chinese companies presented over half of the humanoid robots at the exhibition, with Yushutech's G1 robot being a standout, featuring 43 joint motors and advanced environmental recognition capabilities [1] - The exhibition highlighted the growing interest in collaborative robots (Cobots) that can work alongside humans, addressing labor shortages in various industries such as agriculture and logistics [2] Group 2: Innovations in Industrial Robotics - Yaskawa Electric Corporation displayed its MOTOMAN NEXT series, which utilizes advanced AI to adapt to changes in production requirements without manual reprogramming [2] - The MZS series collaborative robots from Nachi-Fujikoshi can continuously monitor their surroundings and automatically adjust their speed to prevent collisions [3] - Yamaha Motor introduced Japan's first 7-axis collaborative robot, offering greater flexibility and the ability to navigate tighter spaces compared to traditional 6-axis robots [3] Group 3: Exhibition Overview - The 26th International Robot Exhibition attracted over 670 companies and organizations from Japan, China, South Korea, the United States, Germany, and other regions [3]