It covers the technology, social significance, and future prospects of humanoid robots that combine artificial intelligence and robotics.
It covers care, industrial sites, and national strategies, and provides insights to prepare for the coming humanoid era.
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The biggest turning point that created the need for humanoid robots was the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and the Fukushima nuclear power plant accident in Japan.
Even Japan, which was considered a global robotics powerhouse at the time, lacked practical robots that could be deployed in high-radiation areas, which caused serious difficulties in entering nuclear power plants and taking emergency measures.
This incident sent a powerful message to the world: “Robots are absolutely necessary.”
--- From "01_“The Prelude to the Era of Humanoid Robots”"

Vision technology for robots refers to the robot's ability to 'see' the world.
This technology goes beyond simple image recognition, giving robots the ability to understand their surroundings, make decisions and move accordingly.
Nowadays, robots collect visual information through cameras, distance sensors, color sensors, etc., and process it 'multimodally' by combining it with various sensory information such as language and touch.
--- From “03_“Key AI Technology for Moving Humanoid Robots””

Humanoid robots are being introduced to various processes in logistics service fields, such as box transport, package sorting, unloading, and picking, and are attracting attention as a key means of overcoming the limitations of existing automation technology.
Unlike existing fixed automated equipment centered on conveyors, humanoids can flexibly respond to dynamic work environments, and are emerging as a key infrastructure for advanced smart logistics.
--- From “06_“Humanoid Robots, Entering Our Lives””

Humans and robots will ultimately evolve toward collaboration and coexistence, not competition.
Just as smartphones changed our daily lives by ushering in an era of one device per person, the era of one robot per person will arrive in the future, with robots for various purposes being distributed in various fields such as personal, household, corporate, and caregiving.
They will position themselves as companions that complement and augment human capabilities rather than replace them, and will evolve into robots equipped with emotional interfaces capable of emotional empathy and natural interaction.

--- From “09_“Future Prospects for Humanoid Robots””