The DENSO group competed at the 48th WorldSkills International Competition in Shanghai, winning silver in Industrial Control Systems, bronze in Robot Systems Integration and Medallions for Excellence in several other disciplines. Japan’s representatives comprised 7 people across 5 disciplines, while 14 people in total competed from overseas locations.
DENSO competed in the 48th WorldSkills International Competition held in Shanghai from 22 to 27 September, winning a silver medal in Industrial Control Systems and a bronze medal in Robot Systems Integration as part of Japan’s delegation. It also received Medallions for Excellence in other disciplines, earning awards across 8 disciplines in total, including competitors representing countries other than Japan.
The DENSO group dispatched 19 people across 9 disciplines. Japan’s delegation comprised 7 people across 5 disciplines, while overseas locations were represented by competitors from Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Mexico and the United States. Award disciplines included Industrial Control Systems, Robot Systems Integration, Industrial Machinery, CNC Turning, CNC Milling, Industry 4.0, Autonomous Mobile Robotics and Mechatronics.
Since its first participation in 1971, DENSO has recorded 36 gold medals, 26 silver medals and 22 bronze medals. It said it will continue linking individual skills to corporate competitiveness and customer value, contributing to the development of the mobility society.