カジノ 無料 ゲームh Advanced Automation カジノ 無料 ゲームoryoku Kikai Co., Ltd. IP

In a world progressing more and more toward automation, カジノ 無料 ゲームoryoku Kikai Co., Ltd. (NSK) has carved out a niche in helping clients save time and money with specialized industrial robots and automated processing for materials such as plastic, non-woven fabric, glass fiber and other types of non-metallic material.

“Our strength is plastic material processing,” explains NSK President and CEO Norio Tanaka. Plastics are often difficult to handle due to their susceptibility to heat shrinkage and distortion. However, patented NSK technology can easily accommodate the shrinkage and distortion of freshly produced plastic, enabling this 45-person company in Gunma to become the first in the world to achieve unmanned automation of a secondary tooling process in a plastic molding line.

NSK now boasts over 100 patents in roughly two dozen countries, most of which concern its advanced deburring and trimming technology, as well as its low-pressure injection molding technology. Since its founding in 1981, the company has amassed domestic clientele including many of Japan’s largest manufacturers, including major automotive makers and electrical appliance manufacturers.

Tanaka says NSK is now focused on both licensing its technology and directly partnering with overseas companies, particularly those engaged in creating plastic molds. “The goal under our business model is to create tie-ups with local companies,” he explains. “We think this approach will help not only our own company, but allow local companies to develop as well.”

Already NSK has licensed technology to industrial robot maker Yaskawa Electric Corporation’s U.S. subsidiary, Yaskawa America, Inc., and is engaging in discussions for royalty-based partnerships with two further companies in the E.U.