Nabtesco holds a 60% global share of the precision reducers used in the joints of large industrial robots and launched the small RVmini for collaborative robots in July. President Kimura Kazumasa (木村 和正) has expressed his intention to develop new applications for collaborative and humanoid robots into a core business.
Nabtesco holds approximately 60% of the global market for precision reducers used in the joints of large industrial robots. Its next target is the small collaborative robots that work alongside people. President Kimura Kazumasa (木村 和正) said he wants to develop this field into another core business.
In July, the company launched RVmini, a small precision reducer for use in collaborative robots. The collaborative robot market is expected to expand amid advances in physical AI and labor shortages, making the timely introduction of new products increasingly important.
Through the launch of RVmini, the company is emphasizing its policy of developing new applications for collaborative and humanoid robots and nurturing them as one of its future core businesses.
Building on its strong technology and high global market share, the company is expected to continue its efforts to expand in the collaborative robot field.