Chinoh.Ai

Chinoh.Ai株式会社 is a Japanese startup and robotics integrator (RIer) that specializes in integrating advanced Chinese logistics robotics into Japanese industrial and logistics settings. Founded in December 2018 as Quicktron Japan Co., Ltd., the company was renamed Chinoh.Ai in May 2020 after a capital alliance with Trancom Co., Ltd. It is headquartered in Ebisu Garden Place, Shibuya, Tokyo, and maintains a Chinese subsidiary, Shanghai Chinoh Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd., in Shanghai. The company is led by CEO Seiichiro Saito and CTO Sean Guo. Chinoh.Ai does not simply sell robots; it provides end-to-end coordination from robot selection, design, development, installation, and setup to stable operation and maintenance. Its solutions are built around five core offerings: fully unmanned liftman operations (integrating RGV, AGV, robotic arms, and AGF), fully unmanned pallet picking (RGV and AGF), fully unmanned case picking (RGV, AGV, and robotic arms), semi-unmanned case picking (RGV and AGV with GTP), and manufacturing automation for storage and process transport. The company has successfully delivered projects worth over 3 billion yen cumulatively, including a notable project in Kannonji, Shikoku, where it achieved full unmanned operation of over 50 liftman positions by linking four types of robots. Chinoh.Ai positions itself as a bridge between global robotics technology and Japanese operational needs, customizing overseas products for the Japanese market. Its major clients include Sumisho Global Logistics, Trancom, Mazda, Kobayashi Create, and Aoyama Seisakusho. The company has received recognition from both domestic and international manufacturing and logistics industries. As of its company overview, it has about 20 employees across Shanghai and Tokyo, and its cumulative order value is approximately 2.5 billion yen. It remains a private company, with management shareholders and Trancom as major shareholders.

Chinoh.Ai株式会社 was established on December 19, 2018, under the name Quicktron Japan Co., Ltd. The company was founded by Seiichiro Saito and Sean Guo, who met in Shanghai in spring 2018 and started with a project for Quicktron. In June 2019, the company signed a sales partnership agreement with Funai Soken Logistics and received an order for the automation of the Narashino Center from Sumisho Global Logistics. In May 2020, it formed a capital alliance with Trancom Co., Ltd., increased its capital to 140 million yen, and changed its name to Chinoh.Ai株式会社. In April 2021, it completed an automated warehouse for Trancom's Kazo Logistics Center in Kazo City, Saitama Prefecture, valued at approximately 300 million yen. In September 2021, it received an order for the automation of Mazda's Hiroshima Ujina Plant. In February 2022, it completed the automation of the GDO (Golf Digest Online) Narashino Center and received an order for automation from a Japanese auto parts manufacturer in Sichuan Province, China. The company has continued to grow, with cumulative orders exceeding 3 billion yen as of its official website, and has been recognized for its cross-border robotics integration capabilities. It operates through its Japanese headquarters in Tokyo and its Chinese subsidiary in Shanghai, serving clients in logistics, warehousing, and manufacturing sectors.

• Founded as Quicktron Japan Co., Ltd.

• Signed sales partnership with Funai Soken Logistics; received order for Narashino Center automation from Sumisho Global Logistics

• Capital alliance with Trancom; capital increased to 140 million yen; renamed Chinoh.Ai株式会社

• Completed automated warehouse for Trancom Kazo Logistics Center (approx. 300 million yen)

• Received order for automation of Mazda Hiroshima Ujina Plant

• Completed GDO Narashino Center automation; received order from Japanese auto parts manufacturer in Sichuan, China

• Established Chinese subsidiary (Shanghai subsidiary)

• Relocated Japan headquarters

• Business partnership with TOPPAN Digital

Cross-border robotics integrator providing customized automation solutions for Japanese logistics and manufacturing.

• Fully unmanned liftman operations

  Solution integrating RGV, AGV, robotic arms, and AGF for case picking and pallet picking.

• Fully unmanned pallet picking

  Combines RGV and automated guided forklift for fully unmanned pallet picking.

• Fully unmanned case picking

  Links RGV, AGV, and robotic arms for unmanned case picking (GTR).

• Semi-unmanned case picking

  Uses RGV and AGV with GTP method to achieve labor savings and address labor shortages.

• Manufacturing automation for storage and process transport

  Solution for manufacturing, including transport between truck bays, supply to production lines, and inter-process transport, eliminating the need for forklifts and hand pallets.

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