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Japanese startup bets Iron Man-inspired homes can beat humanoids

Tokyo-based startup MW Inc is offering homes with built-in robotic housekeeping arms, a counter to a global embrace of humanoids.

The Star MalaysiaKatria Alampay, Yui Hasebe查看原文 ↗
日本初创公司押注钢铁侠主题房屋可以战胜人形机器人

Instead of trying to build a human-shaped machine capable of navigating obstacles in a lived-in space, the startup is embedding robotics into buildings. — MW Inc

Tokyo-based startup MW Inc is offering homes with built-in robotic housekeeping arms, a counter to a global embrace of humanoids.

MW aims to sell its first robot-equipped home in Tokyo by 2028 and build as many as 10,000 units a year by 2035, the equivalent of five per cent of new homes now being built in Japan, according to chief executive officer Shuzo Narita.

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