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00:00We deal with two wheels and we're also marine systems as well as outdoors as well. If there's a guy in the outdoors and marine products they will. The products will become highly autonomous in one day. One other thing we need to consider is safety for motorcycles Of course we don't want motorcycles to get into accidents so I can prevent complex causes of accidents . Furthermore what we are producing is mobility of fat fun fun products. In other words entertainment leisure products are for the fun experience could be a hands through a life beyond what the human capacity could go potentially. On the other hand we regarding factory automation robots you see in factory automation in the past used to be simple routine jobs assigned to robots that could be sped up and it could be more you could be improved in terms of efficiency if that's done. That has been done. But with the more complex movement some more combined movements would be possible. We have visual sensors and image recognition systems already so you'll be thinking and looking and acting done by robots very close to humans in other words .

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Yamaha Motor CEO Hidaka Discusses Artificial Intelligence

Yamaha Motor Co. Chief Executive Officer Yoshihiro Hidaka discusses how the company could utilize artificial intelligence for its products. He speaks at Bloomberg's "The Year Ahead" Summit in Tokyo. (Source: Bloomberg)