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20 March 2025

Spatial Corp. Partners With Kawasaki To Enhance Robot Programming

The collaboration aims to streamline robotic systems through advanced software technology and expert support.

Bloomfield, Colorado, March 19, 2025 -- Spatial Corp., a leading 3D software development tools provider under the Dassault Systèmes umbrella, announced today a pivotal collaboration with Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. Together, the companies aim to enhance the neoROSET robot programming design tool, utilizing Spatial’s software development kit (SDK) to improve the assessment and deployment efficiency of robot systems.

The neoROSET tool, which integrates advanced software technology from Spatial, is set to revolutionize how manufacturers engage with robotic systems. By leveraging Spatial’s cutting-edge SDK technologies, such as CGM Modeler, 3D InterOp, HOOPS Visualize, and AGM, Kawasaki expects to streamline the processes related to the evaluation and construction of robotic systems.

Masayuki Watanabe, a senior staff member in the robotics division of Kawasaki Heavy Industries, emphasized the significance of this partnership: "Through our collaboration with Spatial, we are bringing the most advanced software component technology into neoROSET, providing manufacturers with transformative solutions that help them improve efficiency and precision in robotic system operations." This statement highlights a commitment to enhancing operational capabilities, which is particularly crucial in today's fast-paced manufacturing environment.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries has long been a key player in the industrial robotics field, boasting over 50 years of experience. This expertise lays a solid foundation for the development of neoROSET, enhancing not only its functionality but also its operational efficiency. The software is designed to verify robot deployment more quickly, ensuring that on-site operations remain unaffected during this critical assessment phase. By doing so, it aims to optimize work flows and reduce labor hours while enhancing the quality and efficiency across the robot's entire lifecycle, from the design and evaluation stages to ongoing operation and maintenance.

Frederic Jacqmin, Vice President of Global Sales and Business Development at Spatial Corp., expressed enthusiasm over the collaboration's potential: "In our collaboration with Kawasaki Heavy Industries, we have not only provided a robust and highly integrated SDK component technology, but also operational expertise and support. Spatial’s unique advanced technologies and deep expertise make us stand out in the industry." His remarks indicate that the partnership aims to push the boundaries of what robotic programming can achieve through innovative software solutions.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries operates across a multitude of sectors including shipbuilding, rail vehicles, aircraft, motorcycles, gas turbines, and industrial equipment. Founded more than a century ago, the company is dedicated to creating new value through advanced technology, further affirming its ongoing commitment to societal evolution. With a robust network of over 100 domestic and international affiliates, Kawasaki proudly stands as a technological conglomerate with an extensive reach.

Spatial Corp., based in Bloomfield, Colorado, has carved its niche by focusing on 3D software development tools tailored for engineering and technical applications. Their SDKs encompass 3D modeling, visualization, mesh division, and CAD conversion, empowering developers to create leading-edge products and accelerate their time to market. For over 35 years, Spatial’s technology has been a trusted choice for top software developers, manufacturers, research institutions, and universities around the globe.

As the collaboration unfolds, both Spatial Corp. and Kawasaki Heavy Industries look poised to make a substantial impact on the industrial robotics landscape, combining their extensive expertise to deliver groundbreaking solutions that enhance both precision and efficiency.

For more information, visit Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Spatial Corp.