Panasonic plans to leverage its battery business to develop humanoid robots, targeting production by 2029.
Akira Sakakibara, Chief AI Officer at Japanese tech conglomerate Panasonic Holdings, stated in an interview with Nikkei that the company plans to develop humanoid robots, leveraging its battery business. Panasonic aims to begin producing these robots by 2029, primarily for use in factories and warehouses.
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