Hardware & devices · Japan

Kawasaki Heavy Industries

Japan's first industrial robot maker (1969) and still a major supplier of welding, painting and medical robots (through Medicaroid); it is developing the Kaleido humanoid.

Headquarters
Tokyo / Kobe, Japan · East Asia
Value chain
Hardware & devices(Products); also Equipment & machinery
What that means
Makes physical products under its own name: computers, robots, vehicles, aircraft, drones, satellites, batteries, solar modules, reactors and medical devices.
Founded
1896
Ownership
Listed
Listing
TSE:7012 on Google Finance
Website
global.kawasaki.com
Relevance
High at its strongest, in Advanced Robotics

In 4 capabilities

Each capability the company is listed in, most relevant first: how experts in the field see its global relevance there, why it is listed and the source.

  1. Robotics & Autonomous Systems · Manufacture · listed #6 of 50

    Japan's first industrial robot maker (1969) and still a major supplier of welding, painting and medical robots (through Medicaroid); it is developing the Kaleido humanoid.

    Relevance: Long-established major industrial robot supplier worldwide

    Source · kawasakirobotics.com

  2. Space Technologies · Manufacture · listed #22 of 50

    Builds the XF7-10 turbofan for the P-1 aircraft and small turbojets for Japanese missiles, and takes shares in international turbofan programmes.

    Relevance: Japanese engine maker for P-1 and small missile turbojets

    Source · en.wikipedia.org

  3. Energy Technologies · Manufacture · listed #24 of 50

    It built the world's first liquefied hydrogen carrier, Suiso Frontier, and develops large liquefied hydrogen tanks, liquefiers and hydrogen gas turbines.

    Relevance: Pioneer of liquefied hydrogen shipping.

    Source · global.kawasaki.com

  4. Energy Technologies · Integration · listed #33 of 50

    Prime contractor for Japan's ATLA vehicle-mounted high-energy laser counter-drone system that is under test.

    Relevance: Japanese laser counter-drone prime; early stage.

    Source · mod.go.jp