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Japanese Elderly Care Operator Invests in Humanoid Robot Company Donut Robotics
According to Robotics & Automation News, Japanese elderly care facility operator Charm Care and Donut Robotics have formed a capital and business alliance to jointly develop humanoid robots for elderly care, with Charm Care investing 300 million yen, approximately 2 million USD, through a subscription.
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According to Robotics & Automation News, Japanese elderly care facility operator Charm Care Corporation and Donut Robotics have established a capital and business alliance, and the two parties will jointly develop humanoid robots for elderly care scenarios. Charm Care operates more than 100 private elderly care facilities in the Kansai and Tokyo metropolitan areas. This time, it invested 300 million yen, approximately 2 million USD, in Donut Robotics through a subscription.
The report states that both parties hope to use the frontline scenarios of elderly care facilities to promote the application and implementation of humanoid robots in the caregiving field. The above information comes from the original source Robotics & Automation News and was organized by AI. Specific details are subject to the original report and the announcements of the parties involved.
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