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One in Three Japanese Companies Consider AI-Powered Robots
A Reuters report indicates that roughly one-third of Japanese firms are either using or planning to deploy AI-powered robots. Automakers are at the forefront of this trend as companies seek to offset a shrinking workforce.
May 21, 5:37 AM·1m read1 source
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One in three Japanese companies are already using or planning to deploy AI-powered robots, according to a Reuters report. Automakers are leading the effort. The companies cite a shrinking domestic workforce as the main reason for turning to automation.
Japan faces a declining number of available workers.
Companies view robots as one solution to maintain production levels.
States are also developing next-generation autonomous robots. Japanese industrial firms no longer hold the same advantage they once did in this field.
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