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‘Pedia_Roid’ is a pediatric patient robot designed to simulate children’s resistance to treatment, sudden condition changes, and realistic training for medical professionals.

Temzack’s X-ROID robots operate in medical, welfare, and disaster-stricken environments, including mobility (RIDE-ROID), medical (MED-ROID), and rescue (POWER-ROID) applications.

Temzack’s RODEM won the Kyushu Economic Federation Prize (Excellent) at the 6th Healthcare Industry Contribution Award.

Temzack relocated its Kanto headquarters to a community workspace near Minatomirai Station in Yokohama on August 1, 2019.

Kishi Kogyo exhibited an autonomous robot at the Kineco International Children’s Film Festival in Tokyo’s Mitaka.

Temzack conducted a demonstration experiment using its low-speed small mobility robot ‘RODEM’ in Kobe’s Sannomiya area from February 2 to 11, 2022.

Temzack received an order for the dental patient robot ‘Dentaroid’ from Xinjiang Medical University’s Stomatology College in China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, marking its first introduction in China.

Temzack and Takayama Shoji collaborated on COVID-19 countermeasures amid the global pandemic.

Temzack introduces its corporate philosophy, vision, company information (including overseas offices, branches, and affiliates), and initiatives.

Temzack specializes in developing, manufacturing, and selling service robots like X-ROID, which assist in medical, disaster, corporate, and daily-life applications.

Japan deploys the **SPD1 spider robot** to inspect and maintain aging sewer infrastructure. The autonomous device navigates pipes to reduce reliance on human labor amid workforce shortages. Developers highlight its potential for scaling maintenance in hard-to-reach urban systems.

Dec 2022Popular ScienceNews article

Japanese robotics firm **TMSUK** introduces a robotic spider designed to automate sewer pipe inspections. The company cites a labor shortage in Japan as the motivation behind the development. The device aims to reduce manual workload for existing inspection workers by handling routine pipe assessments.

Nov 2022New AtlasNews article

Festo develops a dental robot in collaboration with Tmsuk, designed to simulate lifelike movements for dentist training. The robot uses Festo’s proportional pressure regulators with piezo technology to replicate realistic patient responses. This tool aims to provide dentists with a practical, risk-free environment for practicing procedures.

Jan 2021Canadian Manufacturing OnlineNews article

Tmsuk introduces the T-34, a cellphone-controlled security robot that fires nets to immobilize intruders. The device operates remotely via smartphone, offering a non-lethal deterrent for surveillance or property protection. Its design prioritizes net deployment over more aggressive measures like lasers.

Jan 2009SlashGearNews article