Sirius Japan's Leadership Transition: A New Era for Robotics Solutions

Leadership Changes at Sirius Japan

Sirius Japan Corporation, headquartered in Chuo-ku, Tokyo, has announced a significant leadership change effective October 10, 2025. Nieu Huan, the current President and CEO, will step down, and the company's founder and CEO of the Sirius Group, Jiang Chao, will resume the role of President. This leadership transition marks a pivotal moment for Sirius Japan as it aims to reinforce its commitment to automation solutions in the robotics sector.

Under Jiang Chao's guidance, the company plans to leverage Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR) to provide innovative automation solutions. By partnering with Iris Ohyama Co., Ltd., Sirius Japan aims to utilize insights gained from deploying DX cleaning robots in the Japanese market, emphasizing an active participation in the ODM (Original Design Manufacturer) business. This partnership appears to be a strategic move to enhance their technological capabilities and expand their market reach.

Jiang Chao stated, “We are determined to improve operational efficiency and safety while promoting the collaboration between humans and robots. Our mission is to create new working methodologies that can contribute to a sustainable society.” This vision aligns with the company’s goal of integrating robotics into everyday operations, thereby transforming industries and enhancing productivity.

Jiang possesses an impressive background that underscores his qualifications for this role. Born in 1983 in Xi'an, China, he studied Computer Engineering at Xi'an Jiaotong University. After graduation, he joined an information systems company in Tokyo, becoming involved in Suica-related developments.

In 2009, he joined NVIDIA Japan, contributing to a collaborative project with Google on AR technology development. His entrepreneurial journey began in 2015 when he founded a visual data processing company in Shenzhen, China. This venture attracted acquisition interest from a major Chinese IT firm just eight months after its inception. After stepping down from his previous role, he founded Sirius Robotics, leading to the establishment of Sirius Japan in 2019, where he initially served as the President.

As of September 2025, Sirius Japan has a workforce of 12 employees, located in the H¹O Nihonbashi Kayabacho office in Tokyo. The company focuses on automating logistics and manufacturing processes through smart warehouse solutions that integrate software and hardware. Their mission to bring robots to every workplace embodies their innovative approach to addressing modern business challenges.

Sirius Japan Corporation continues to strive toward improving workplace efficiency through robotics while ensuring safety and sustainability. The company encourages ongoing support from stakeholders and looks forward to a bright future under Jiang’s leadership.

With technology evolving rapidly, Sirius Japan's innovative strategies and commitment to automation position them favorably in the growing robotics market. As they re-enter this phase under the guidance of Jiang Chao, the future appears promising for both the company and its broader impact on industries in Japan.

Company Overview

Sirius Japan Corporation was established as the Japanese subsidiary of Syrius Robotics, which is based in Shenzhen, China. Founded in May 2019, the company has adhered to its mission of applying AMRs to enhance efficiency and reduce labor in logistics warehouses and manufacturing environments. By providing a seamless integration of software and hardware, they are committed to achieving smart warehouse solutions.

Key Contact Information

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Sirius Japan Corporation
Address: H¹O Nihonbashi Kayabacho, 2-12-10, Room 513, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 103-0025
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