Industry Alpha Comprehensively Supports Smart Factories and Warehouses from Design to Operation — Completely Renews Corporate Website

Industry Alpha Inc. (Headquarters: Itabashi-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Takumi Watanabe), which promotes the realization of smart factories and warehouses based on purely domestic hardware and software, has completely renewed its corporate website, broadcasting three strengths honed in the field since its establishment as a new brand message.

## Background
On the front lines of the manufacturing and logistics industries, due to labor shortages and the need for improved productivity, there is a demand for overall site smartification that goes beyond the introduction of standalone robots or partial automation. Furthermore, with the trend of Physical AI, the boundary between software and hardware is dissolving, making the existence of players who can comprehensively design and operate robots, sensors, and software indispensable.

Since its founding, Industry Alpha has built a system in practice that seamlessly provides everything from software to hardware and operational support, starting with the development and provision of AMRs (Autonomous Mobile Robots) and FMS (Fleet Management Systems). Through its track record at many sites, including major manufacturing and logistics companies, the company has deepened its conviction that on-site challenges cannot be fully solved by robots or software alone, and that a framework capable of comprehensively designing and operating them is precisely what is needed.

This corporate website renewal, based on the accumulation of such achievements, aims to re-clarify the value the company provides and communicate it externally.

## Three Strengths Highlighted on the New Site
On the new site, under the message "Designing the future of smart factories & warehouses," the strengths the company has cultivated in the field are expressed in the following three areas.

- Smart Software: An integrated software architecture that encompasses fleet management, location management, digital twins, and more.
- Robotics: A robotics product lineup, including AMRs, designed by reverse-engineering field operations.
- Operational Support Systems: Support ranging from pre-implementation task analysis and simulation to post-implementation remote operation and improvement.

Each of these functions independently and can be flexibly combined and provided according to the customer's challenges. In addition, the company proposes engagement methods tailored to the customer's stage and objectives, ranging from "Full Design & Integration," which consistently leads from conceptual design to implementation, to the provision of standalone products.