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| author | Kawauchi, Satoshi |
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| contents | <p><span>This paper examines the structural risks associated with large-scale industrial investment in physical AI robots, focusing on how technological obsolescence, dedicated production lines, and manufacturer-dependent ecosystems can transform capital assets into long-term liabilities. It analyzes the mismatch between accounting depreciation and the real technological lifespan of robotic systems, as well as disposal costs, industrial waste expansion, and operational rigidity that may hinder new product development. The study also explores an alternative manufacturing concept in which human biological capabilities are synchronized with advanced intelligence (AI/ASI), enabling adaptive production, rapid skill updates, and flexible line reconfiguration. By comparing machine-centered and bio-synchronized production models, the paper discusses potential pathways for restructuring industrial manufacturing and emphasizes the importance of lifecycle design, recycling frameworks, and environmental responsibility in future automation strategies.</span></p> |
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| spellingShingle | Liability Formation of Industrial Assets Due to the Introduction of Physical AI Robots and Reconstruction of the Socio-Economic Operating System through Bio-Synchronized Manufacturing Systems Kawauchi, Satoshi <p><span>This paper examines the structural risks associated with large-scale industrial investment in physical AI robots, focusing on how technological obsolescence, dedicated production lines, and manufacturer-dependent ecosystems can transform capital assets into long-term liabilities. It analyzes the mismatch between accounting depreciation and the real technological lifespan of robotic systems, as well as disposal costs, industrial waste expansion, and operational rigidity that may hinder new product development. The study also explores an alternative manufacturing concept in which human biological capabilities are synchronized with advanced intelligence (AI/ASI), enabling adaptive production, rapid skill updates, and flexible line reconfiguration. By comparing machine-centered and bio-synchronized production models, the paper discusses potential pathways for restructuring industrial manufacturing and emphasizes the importance of lifecycle design, recycling frameworks, and environmental responsibility in future automation strategies.</span></p> |
| title | Liability Formation of Industrial Assets Due to the Introduction of Physical AI Robots and Reconstruction of the Socio-Economic Operating System through Bio-Synchronized Manufacturing Systems |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18910493 |