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Drone Japan Co., Ltd. will launch a new information dissemination and business launch support service focusing on “Physical AI,” which is attracting global attention as the next industrial trend after generative AI.
As the first step in this initiative, we will begin a serialized column titled “How Physical AI Will Change the Industrial Structure” in “Drone Journal,” which is operated by Impress Corporation.
In conjunction with this series, we will also be holding a “Physical AI Seminar” for business executives, new business development managers, and technology leaders.
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Based on the expertise we have cultivated so far in drone development support, autonomous control, cybersecurity, and human resource development, Drone Japan will fully launch activities to support business strategies, technological architectures, and social implementation in the era of physical AI.
Background:
Generative AI has dramatically transformed business operations as an AI that handles knowledge and information.
Meanwhile, around the world, investment in “physical AI,” which uses AI to perceive and make decisions in the real world and control machines and equipment, is rapidly increasing.
Many industries, including drones, autonomous driving, logistics robots, construction machinery, agricultural machinery, infrastructure inspection, disaster prevention, and security, are being restructured by physical AI.
In the United States, the integration of AI and robotics is progressing, while in China, there is an accelerating movement to implement AI, robots, and drones into society as a national strategy.
In Japan, too, there is an urgent need not only for AI itself, but also for the development of technologies and business models to implement AI in the real world.
Since its founding in 2015, Drone Japan has been working on drone development support, autonomous control, AI utilization, cybersecurity, and human resource development, and has supported numerous companies, local governments, and defense-related projects.
Since its inception, our company has positioned drones not merely as autonomous aircraft, but as one of the industries that has implemented physical AI earlier than any other in the world.
SOURCE: PRTimes
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