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“Floating Conveyance”: Asterisk Announces Next-Generation Linear Conveyance System

アスタリスク announced AsReader HAKOBU, a concept-stage linear conveyance system in which conveyance units levitate and move. Demonstration testing is scheduled for 2026, with the company aiming to deploy the system in logistics, factories, stores and other settings.

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Announced details

AsReader HAKOBU (AsReader HAKOBU), a linear conveyance system in which conveyance units levitate and move
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

Automated conveyance in logistics warehouses, in-process conveyance between stages in factories, frozen and refrigerated logistics, food delivery in restaurants, and automation of store operations

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The company says the system substantially reduces friction, can convey heavy loads with little force, and offers high maintainability because it has fewer wear parts, but no figures have been provided

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Asterisk Inc.6522
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A product under research and development by the Company

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Names of Products / Services CoveredAsReader HAKOBU (AsReader HAKOBU), a linear conveyance system in which conveyance units levitate and move
Relationship with the CompanyA product under research and development by the Company
Applicable areaAutomated conveyance in logistics warehouses, in-process conveyance between stages in factories, frozen and refrigerated logistics, food delivery in restaurants, and automation of store operations
Quantitative EffectsThe company says the system substantially reduces friction, can convey heavy loads with little force, and offers high maintainability because it has fewer wear parts, but no figures have been provided
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CounterpartyCounterparty overviewContract ValueOffering priceContract DateLaunch dateAward/certification nameAwarding / certifying bodyRegistration number and expiry dateLocationLocation scaleUsage historyImpact on Business PerformanceSource

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To address growing demand for automation in logistics, manufacturing, stores and other areas amid increasingly severe labor shortages, and to build new automation infrastructure integrating conveyance and data.

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