Japanese startup "TriOrb" selected for Tokyo Metropolitan Government support program, plans expansion into North America
Japanese robot development company TriOrb Inc. has been selected for the fifth cohort of "SusHi Tech Global Startups," a startup support program promoted by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. This program aims to help companies with innovative technologies expand globally.
TriOrb has been garnering attention for its development of robots using proprietary spherical drive technology. The company has announced plans to launch full-scale business operations in the North American market starting in January 2026. As part of this strategy, it has established a local subsidiary in Detroit, Michigan, a region with a thriving manufacturing industry.
Detroit is known as a hub for manufacturing, including the automotive industry, making it an ideal environment for TriOrb to disseminate its technology. Moving forward, the company intends to leverage local networks to expand its business in the North American market.
Being selected for the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's support program will further enhance the reputation of the company's technical capabilities. Attention is now focused on how this Japanese startup will grow in the global market.