Komatsu has debuted at CES 2025 with a display of technology designed to put a new spin on construction in extreme environments. From a lunar excavator to an underwater construction robot , the Japanese company has made clear its commitment to innovation.
During its presentation at the West Hall in Las Vegas, Komatsu revealed the advances in design and automation that position the company as a leader in solutions for mining and construction in harsh environments . According to Taisuke Kusaba, Chief Technology Officer of Komatsu Ltd., these innovations seek to meet current demands and anticipate future challenges.
Construction on the Moon and under the sea with advanced excavators
[post_relacionado]Prototypes on display include a lunar excavator , designed to operate in low-gravity conditions, and an autonomous robot that promises to redefine underwater construction. These developments, geared toward sustainability and connectivity, represent a new era in industrial machinery.
Komatsu CEO Hiroyuki Ogawa stressed the importance of inspiring new generations of engineers and designers to continue developing transformative technologies. With a presence in 150 countries, Komatsu reaffirms its role as a strategic partner in key industries such as construction, mining and forestry.
In Ogawa’s words: “ We hope that these innovations will spark the interest of global talents, driving technological advances that benefit humanity .” CES 2025 thus becomes the ideal showcase to show how Komatsu combines advanced technology with strategic vision.
Komatsu’s exhibit at the Consumer Electronics Show 2025 concludes today, marking a turning point in the development of machinery for extreme applications.
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Source and photos: Komatsu (Business Wire)