Kawasaki Heavy Industries is teaming with up with Nvidia, Microsoft and others to advance collaboration in artificial intelligence through a newly established center in San Jose, Calif.

The Japanese industrial company said Friday that it aim to create businesses with Nvidia that integrate AI and robotics technologies across various fields, with healthcare as the entry point.

Kawasaki also said it aims to accelerate the deployment of physical AI offerings with Microsoft by leveraging cloud and AI platform capabilities.

The Japanese company said it would also work with U.S. chip company Analog Devices and Japan's Fujitsu through the center.

Write to Kosaku Narioka at kosaku.narioka@wsj.com

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