Discussion to focus on how startups and established companies can collaborate in the physical AI space

LexxPluss Inc. (Headquarters: Tokyo; CEO: Masaya Aso; hereinafter “LexxPluss”) announces that CEO Masaya Aso will speak on a panel discussion at the “Tokyo Physical AI Summit — The Frontline of Industrial Implementation Redefined by Manufacturing × AI,” hosted by the Tokyo Consortium, on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.

Theme: “The Essentials of Physical AI Co-creation: What Collaboration Model Unlocks Startups’ Potential?”
Event Overview
・Event name: Tokyo Physical AI Summit — The Frontline of Industrial Implementation Redefined by Manufacturing × AI
・Date & time: Wednesday, September 2, 2026, 17:30–20:30 (JST)
・Venue: Tokyo Innovation Base 2F ROOM (3-8-3 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)
・Organizer: Tokyo Consortium
・Admission: Free (advance registration required)
・Registration: https://luma.com/3nbxsxly
LexxPluss is a deep-tech startup driven by the mission to “Build Autonomous Industrial Infrastructure,” aiming to solve critical challenges within Japan’s logistics and manufacturing sectors. By integrating AI with advanced robotics, the company develops, manufactures, and sells next-generation solutions that automate the core functions of “handling, transporting, and manipulating” in a single unit. Its comprehensive product lineup includes “LexxMoMa,” a mobile manipulator for end-to-end automation; the “Lexx500” autonomous mobile robot (AMR); the “LexxTug” towing attachment; and “LexxFleet,” a unified robot control system—all designed to serve as the backbone for future industrial infrastructure.
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