In Strasbourg, a Japanese Innovation Centre Will Create Medical Robots

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It is the first R&D centre in Europe for Kawasaki's industrial group, which is in addition to its other two innovation centres: one in San Jose, in the heart of Silicon Valley in California, and the other in Kobe in Japan. All three are dedicated to collaborating in medical robotics, artificial intelligence and hospital technologies. "There are areas that have been robotics and others where robotics has not progressed much, and it is precisely i…

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The medical robots of the future could well take shape in Strasbourg. Kawasaki inaugurated on Monday its first research and development centre in Europe, within the Ircad. Together with its partners in San Jose and Kobe, the Japanese group intends to develop a new generation of robots, doped with artificial intelligence and designed for tomorrow's hospital.

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Kawasaki Heavy interested in a liquid hydrogen terminal on the autonomous port of Strasbourg The Greater East Region welcomes the arrival of the Japanese industrialist who has chosen this territory for its next developments in Europe. The hydrogen is part of the perimeter. The President of the region, Franck Leroy, has a certain tropism for Japan. And this choice seems to be paying off. Kawasaki Heavy Industries announces the inauguration in Str…

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The President of Kawasaki Heavy Industries inaugurated on Monday 7 September at Ircad its first European centre for innovation and research and development (R & D) in health and then signed a cooperation agreement with the Autonomous Port of Strasbourg to develop the storage, transport and industrial use of hydrogen. A partnership for strategic issues.

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A Japanese research and development centre designed to create a "new generation of medical robots" was inaugurated in Strasbourg on Monday at the Institut de recherche contre les cancers de l'église (Ircad).