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Kawasaki and Nvidia Open San Jose Physical AI Robotics Center

Using Nvidia simulation, Kawasaki will train robots for medical and mobility applications, host demonstrations, recruit U.S. talent.

Overview

  • Reporting identifies a new Kawasaki Physical AI Center in San Jose that brings Kawasaki and Nvidia together to combine physical robots with Nvidia’s simulation tools.
  • The initiative will focus first on healthcare and personal mobility use cases, with Kawasaki’s four‑legged Corleo mobility robot highlighted as a key test platform.
  • The San Jose site is described as a demonstration space for U.S. companies and a recruiting hub to expand Kawasaki’s operations and hire local engineering talent.
  • Microsoft and Fujitsu are named by coverage as partners supplying cloud services and enterprise integration while Analog Devices was also cited in some reports for sensing and component support.
  • The move builds on existing KawasakiNvidia work, such as AI rail inspection and Kawasaki’s 2025 robotic arm for Dexterity, and signals a push to commercialize simulation-driven robotics in U.S. markets.