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GROUND Inc. (GROUND株式会社) is a Tokyo logistics-technology company, founded in April 2015, that develops and supplies logistics solutions built on AI, optimisation, system integration and robotics, with the vision of a permanently sustainable future of logistics for everyone. Its o…
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- •Logistics technology: warehouse execution software and collaborative picking AMRs
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Milestones
| Year | Event | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 2015 | GROUND founded | — |
LEADERSHIP
宮田啓友 (Miyata) - Representative Director, President and CEO