【人手不足救う？】フィジカルAI“国内初”大型施設が稼働開始 データ収集を体験してみると…

Nippon TV’s news zero reports on Japan’s first large physical-AI data facility, which began operating on August 26, 2026 as part of a government growth strategy aimed at labor shortages. Real robots learn factory-style tasks by imitating human demonstrations, such as grasping objects and moving boxes, while the facility records wrist motion and force. Private companies and the government are collecting that data so robots can take on simple on-site work and later more complex assembly. The report also notes plans for up to 10.5 trillion yen in public-private investment in physical AI by 2040.