【Toyo Keizai Inc. – Amazing Startup 100】 Industry Alpha Inc. selected as one of the 2024 Amazing Startup 100 as a next-generation company that will change society【lpha株

Highly acclaimed as a deep tech startup that contributes to factory and warehouse automation

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Industry Alpha Inc. (headquarters: Itabashi-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Takumi Watanabe; hereinafter referred to as “Industry Alpha”), which is engaged in the business of making factories and warehouses smarter, including the development and introduction of low-floor AMRs, has been selected by Toyo Keizai Inc. (headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Hiroaki Takita; hereinafter referred to as “Toyo Keizai”) as one of the “100 Amazing Ventures 2024 Latest Edition,” which highlights promising ventures based on the amount of funding they have raised and the uniqueness of their technology, and will contribute to further automation in Japan’s manufacturing and logistics industries.

What is the Amazing Venture 100?

As startups across Japan experience remarkable growth, they are being supported by the government and innovative companies are appearing one after another.

Among these, Toyo Keizai Inc. publishes a special feature every year titled “Amazing Startups 100” that comprehensively evaluates the scale of fundraising and the uniqueness of their business and technology under the theme of “next-generation companies that will change society.”

This year, 100 startups that are likely to lead the future of Japan were selected.

Our company was selected in the “Logistics and Trade” category out of 21 categories.

This category focuses on companies that use robots and IT to provide solutions to issues in the logistics industry such as long working hours, low wages, and labor shortages.
The special feature not only praised our products such as AMR, kaghelo (a low-floor autonomous transport robot) and FMS (equipment control system), but also highly praised our corporate philosophy and entire business for realizing the smartification of entire factories and warehouses.