Mitsubishi Motors explores humanoid robot production in new partnership
13-07-2026 04:15 via autotalk.co.nz

Mitsubishi Motors explores humanoid robot production in new partnership

Mitsubishi Motors has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Japanese robotics startup Highlanders to jointly develop humanoid robots for use in its manufacturing operations and explore mass production of the robots at its Kyoto plant.
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