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Japan's KDDI Launches Elyza Robotics With $190M Physical AI Investment Plan

Insider Brief KDDI and its AI subsidiary Elyza have launched Elyza Robotics, a new company focused on physical AI, with plans to invest about $190 million (30 billion yen) in research and development and deploy more than 1,000 robots at working sites by fiscal 2030. According to KDDI, the company w…

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  1. 2026-10-27 10:44 · AI Insider
    Japan's KDDI Launches Elyza Robotics With $190M Physical AI Investment Plan

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