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OUR VISION

The Power of Robotics to Benefit Humanity.

We relentlessly pursue the creation of everyday robotics that assist people, making their lives easier, safer, and more connected.

As the leader in robotics, we are driven by a unique “people-first” approach to designing and developing robots that empower and benefit humanity.

OUR MISSION

A world of robotics.
A world of possibilities.

The challenge today is no longer how to build robots. It’s how to get the most out of them.

We have unrivaled knowledge that has been built up through experience and experimentation as the robotics industry leader. We gather a vast trove of operational data every day from our robots in different countries. We also leverage the extraordinary technologies of our corporate partners around the world.

These are the resources we utilize to tackle the challenges and meet the needs of both robot developers and robot users from every conceivable angle.

We are a robot integrator, and our goal is to create new, hitherto unimagined value by introducing robots into ever increasing aspects of business and everyday life. Step into a different kind of future with SoftBank Robotics.

SoftBank Robotics as a “Robot Integrator”

We provide comprehensive services for both business enterprises considering robots to optimize their business and robot manufacturers developing new products and services.

Business enterprises to introduce and utilize robotic solutions (Facility management, Restaurant, Logistics providers and etc.) Consulting & Deployment For clients to introduce and utilize robot solutions to enhance and optimize their business operations Universal Data Platform Proprietary data platform to enable multiple robot collaboration for better efficiency Robot Support Service Business support for robot makers: robot development, mass production, quality management and maintenance SoftBank Robotics Robot developers and manufacturers

No.1 in Sales Globally for the Professional Indoor Facility Mobility Robots Market

70 Used in over 70 countries worldwide

40000 More than 40,000 SoftBank Robotics robots has been produced so far

*As of April 2022, according to Grand View Research “Professional Indoor Facility Mobility Robots MARKET ANALYSIS -CUSTOM REPORT”

OUR VALUE

Our 3 key strengths.
We create value that no one else can provide

  • 01 | First-Mover Advantage

    Optimal solutions based on an endless stream of data.

  • 02 | Total Solution

    Meeting the needs of makers and users from every conceivable angle.

  • 03 | Connect & Create

    One-of-a kind solutions through collaboration not competition.

01 | First-Mover Advantage Optimal solutions based on an endless stream of data.

We launched Pepper, our first robot in 2014. Now our robots are in service in more than 70 countries worldwide, and we are #1 globally for sales of professional indoor facility mobility robots. We provide robotic and cobotic solutions for everything from research and education to commerce and the home. The deep knowledge we have amassed as the industry leader, and our vast and expanding trove of operational real-world data, together constitute the driving force that powers our creation of unprecedented value.

02 | Total SolutionMeeting the needs of makers and users from every conceivable angle.

We build, manufacture and market robots and cobots—but that is not the full extent of our activities. We provide a full range of solutions for both makers and users, from design and development to volume production, management, and support and maintenance.

03 | Connect & CreateOne-of-a kind solutions through collaboration not competition.

We see other robotics companies and engineers around the world not as our rivals but as potential partners. Our greatest strength is our ability to leverage the resources of SoftBank Group’s portfolio companies and our own unparalleled global network of partner companies, in addition to our own in-house expertise, to drive the adoption of robots and cobots. We are frequently the first to achieve practical applications in fields where the use of robots and cobots have traditionally been challenged.