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Japanese startup bets Iron Man-inspired homes can beat humanoids
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· September 11, 2026
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Key points The startup's plans indicate an ambitious approach to integrating robotics into home design, with the first sales expected to take place in Tokyo by 2028. The company, MW, plans to launch its first robot-equipped home by 2028.
A Japanese startup is developing homes equipped with robots, inspired by the Iron Man concept. The company, MW, plans to launch its first robot-equipped home by 2028.
Further details on the project are available, including the company's production goals. MW aims to build a significant number of units annually, with a target of up to 10,000 units per year by 2035.
The startup's plans indicate an ambitious approach to integrating robotics into home design, with the first sales expected to take place in Tokyo by 2028.
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What is this story about? A Japanese startup is developing homes equipped with robots, inspired by the Iron Man concept. The company, MW, plans to launch its first robot-equipped home by 2028. Further details on the project…
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