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Yamaha Motor Robotics, the robotics business unit of Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. in Hamamatsu, Japan, sells SCARA, Cartesian and single-axis robots, controllers and a robot vision system.

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Yamaha Motor Robotics is the robotics business unit of Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. Its sales and marketing section is in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan. The unit sells industrial robots and the controllers, software and accessories that go with them, and its site is available in Japanese, simplified and traditional Chinese, Korean and English.

What it makes

The catalogue is organised by robot type. SCARA robots come in many series, from tiny models with a reach of 120 to 220 millimetres up to large models reaching 1200 millimetres, with ceiling-mount, dust-proof and clean variants. Cartesian robots cover arm, gantry, pole and double-Y layouts, and the YP-X series of pick and place robots has two to four axes. Single-axis robots are offered with servo, stepping motor and linear motor drive, alongside motor-less actuators. The unit also lists a seven-axis collaborative robot, Linear Conveyor Modules, clean robots, electric grippers, a robot vision system called RCXiVY2+, controllers and support software, and it accepts custom-order products.

Recent launches and reach

In July 2026 the unit announced the YE4 and YE10 SCARA robots together with the RCX440 controller. Earlier in 2026 it added a battery specification for Indonesian SNI regulations to the EP-01 single-axis positioner. The site refers to an overseas sales network with international locations, though the page does not name the countries, and it gives no sales, headcount or market share figures.

Key facts

Parent: Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. Sales and marketing base: Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan Product families: SCARA, Cartesian, single-axis, pick and place, collaborative, clean robots Control and vision: RCX controllers and the RCXiVY2+ vision system Latest launch: YE4 and YE10 SCARA robots and RCX440 controller, July 2026

Summary written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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