Komatsu appeals to new talent and industry leaders with futuristic CES 2025 display
The exhibit features designs for extreme applications including lunar and underwater environments
Komatsu's exhibit at CES 2025 will focus on the company's use of innovative technologies and product design for extreme applications, including remote operation for a lunar environment and underwater automation to support disaster relief. CES 2025 will take place in Las Vegas, January 7-10.
"The core industries we serve, construction and mining, offer plenty of extreme applications that push our engineers, programmers, and designers to problem solve ground-breaking use of technology and product design to stay ahead of the needs of our customers," says Taisuke Kusaba, CTO and president, Development Division, of Tokyo-based Komatsu. "As a proving ground for breakthrough technologies and global innovators, CES offers a unique opportunity to highlight some of the leading-edge concepts we have in the works, as well as the Komatsu innovations that are actively helping shape the world around us."
Komatsu has manufacturing and engineering hubs around the world, and the company says that it offers current and future talent the opportunity to make a difference on a global scale, supporting the construction, mining, and forestry industries.
Ground-breaking applications of automation
"Our core industries employ some of the most innovative, ground-breaking applications of automation and connected products, but new generations of talent with the skills to further those innovations often do not realize the opportunities we have available that would allow them to shape modern advancement," says Hiroyuki Ogawa, president and CEO of Komatsu. "At CES 2025 we are looking forward to bringing some of our most interesting equipment and technology applications to life for attendees from across the globe."
Komatsu will be exhibiting its innovative solutions for extreme applications at Booth 5316 in West Hall during CES, January 7-10, 2025, in Las Vegas.
