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tmsuk
Japanese robot maker known for rescue, security, medical-training and showpiece robots, including the samurai-armoured Kiyomori (2005) and the T-52 Enryu rescue robot. Today it builds pediatric patient simulators, sewer-inspection robots and construction and farm robots, and takes part in KyoHA, a Kyoto group developing a Japanese-made humanoid.
- Robot models in the atlas
- 11 humanoid
- First robot
- 2005One year so far
- Headquarters
- KyotoJapan (head office and central lab); base in Munakata, Fukuoka
- Is it still sold?No longer soldEvery robot is retired or discontinued
- What is new?2007-09-27Kiyomori's human-like stride highlighted
Robots
1 robot model shown in public in 2005. Newest first. Open one for its full profile.
Humanoids 1 humanoid
What is new
The latest stories about tmsuk's robots, newest first.
- Armoured tmsuk robot debuts at a Shinto shrine We Make Money Not Art · Kiyomori
The company
What it says about itself and what the sources record.
- Headquarters
- Kyoto, Japan (head office and central lab); base in Munakata, Fukuoka
- Focus
- Medical education robots, infrastructure inspection, construction, agriculture, mobility, disaster rescue, custom robots
- Partners
- Kyoto Humanoid Association (KyoHA)
Similar makers
Other makers of humanoids, starting with those in Japan.
- Toyota Research InstituteJapan · 11 models
- Waseda University / JST Moonshot programJapan · 10 models
- JSK Laboratory, University of TokyoJapan · 9 models
- Osaka UniversityJapan · 9 models
- Honda Motor Co., Ltd.Japan · 7 models
- Kawada Industries (robot business now Kawada Robotics Corporation)Japan · 6 models
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