International Robot Exhibition (IREX), Tokyo Big Sight, East Hall, Tokyo, Japan

This robot assist suit enables workers to lift heavy loads with minimal effort and without the risk of back injury.

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The Pecko-chan character robot was developed by Kokoro for Fujiya, a leading Japanese sweets company.

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The HiBot amphibious snake robot ACM-R5 is used for underwater inspection and surveilance.

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Demonstrating technology that makes the Toyota Partner Robot capable of working safely and cooperatively with humans in a work environment, Toyota demonstrated the compliance of their robot arm design at IREX, the International Robot Exhibition, in Tokyo, Japan.

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Jin Sato, the founder of JS-Robotics, developed the OpenFace robot avatar project and plans to make the STL files available so that others can use it as a base to give their robot creations more personality and realism. With the exception of a few screws and other parts, the design is completely 3D printable. The sample demonstrated at the IREX robot exhibition in Tokyo was printed on a Solidoodle printer and features 6 degrees of freedom.

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At the IREX 2013 robotics exhibition in Tokyo Japan, Kawada demonstrated the NEXTAGE seris of cooperative robots. In this demonstration the two robots coordinate their work, communicate with each other, in addition to passing parts and supporting each other.

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Countless robots were on display at the International Robot Exhibition in Tokyo this month. Here's the best of the IREX robots, all mashed up.

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At IREX 2013 in Tokyo Japan we were able to confirm that Futaba is the servo supplier for the popular Robi Humanoid Robot Kit.

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ABB Robotics recently unveiled technology previews of its latest collaborative automation and ABB Ability™ digital solutions at iREX in Toyko – one of the world’s largest and most important robotics exhibitions. Join us for an overview of the week’s excitement.

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