The "23rd Kansai Machine Elements Technology Exhibition" held at Intex Osaka from October 7 (Wednesday) to October 9 (Friday), 2020, was a great success, thanks to the many visitors who attended. We sincerely thank you for taking the time to visit our booth despite your busy schedules during the exhibition. At this event, we introduced our latest AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robot) "MiR." If there were any requests or questions that we could not address at the venue, please feel free to contact us by phone or through our company website. Through this exhibition, we will continue to make efforts based on your valuable feedback and requests, and we kindly ask for your continued support and patronage. Thank you very much.

Daiki Sangyo Co., Ltd. will be exhibiting at the 23rd Kansai Machine Element Technology Exhibition held at Intex Osaka. At our booth, we plan to showcase the "MiR" autonomous mobile robot (AMR) manufactured by the Danish company MIR, which we own. We sincerely look forward to your visit.

Daiki Sangyo Co., Ltd. will be exhibiting at the 22nd Kansai Machine Elements Technology Exhibition held at Intex Osaka. At our booth, we will showcase the "Sawyer" from Rethink Robotics, as well as the "UR5" from Universal Robots, and we also plan to present a reference exhibit of Mitsubishi Electric's first collaborative robot. We will display a total of five collaborative robots, introduce a vision system using a 3D scanner, and offer an opportunity for attendees to interact with and experience the robots firsthand. We sincerely look forward to your visit.

We will be exhibiting at the Kansai Machine Elements Technology Exhibition held at Intex Osaka from October 3 (Wednesday) to October 5 (Friday)! Booth Number: Hall 4 [20-17] We will showcase 5 demo units of the collaborative robot from Rethink Robotics, the Sawyer! At our booth, you can experience demonstrations of work transportation and direct teaching. Our company is the only one in the Kansai region that owns demo units. We invite you to visit our booth during this opportunity. *For product information, please check the product page and catalog below. The Kansai Machine Elements Technology Exhibition (M-Tech Kansai) is the largest specialized technology exhibition in western Japan, gathering mechanical elements such as bearings, screws, and springs, as well as processing technologies related to metals and plastics.

In the showroom of our new office (Osaka), completed in March 2017, you can experience the collaborative robot 'Sawyer' developed and produced by Rethink Robotics! Rethink Robotics, based in the United States, was founded in 2008 by Dr. Rodney Brooks, one of the founders of iRobot, known for the robot vacuum 'Roomba'. Developed under the mission of "making robots more accessible, easier to use, and more practical," Sawyer can be operated without a manual, learning complex movements simply by indicating points, requiring no specialized knowledge. In our showroom, we not only provide explanations about the robot but also allow you to interact with the actual Sawyer unit. We are the only company in the Kansai region that has a demo unit available! If you are interested, please feel free to contact us.

"Come," "See," "Experience" Manufacturing Equipment with Robots Parallel Robot - Oki Labo - I am interested in robotic equipment for the future, but I haven't concretized my plans. I am worried that robots might be difficult... For now, I just want to casually touch and see them. For those who feel this way, you can "touch" the robotic equipment anytime, casually, and for free!!

Is it true that mercury lamps will no longer be usable!? About the Minamata Convention on Mercury ◆ What is the Minamata Convention on Mercury? The Minamata Convention on Mercury is a treaty that establishes comprehensive regulations to reduce the risks that mercury poses to human health and the environment. It was adopted and signed at a diplomatic conference of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) held in Kumamoto Prefecture in October 2013. ◆ What is the impact on mercury lamps? For high-pressure mercury lamps used for general lighting, manufacturing, exporting, or importing will be banned by 2020, regardless of the amount of mercury contained. ◆ Possible risks There are about six companies that can extract mercury... As a result, there is a risk that mercury processing will fall behind, necessitating the storage of mercury. Storing hazardous mercury incurs costs such as: - Lockable storage - Selection of a manager - Creation of records ... Considering the above risks, major companies are rapidly transitioning to LED technology. Having a large stock of mercury lamps poses significant risks. Please consider switching to LED.