Under the “Day in the Life” experience program
with our partner Atlassian Williams Racing,
two employees were chosen to take part in the exchange program for the Japan Grand Prix 2025.
Prior to the race, they visited the Atlassian Williams Racing HQ in Grove, U.K.,
where they talked in-depth with Formula One technicians
and got hands-on with their cutting-edge technology.
By bringing skills and ideas together, these encounters will empower
the creation of value like never before.
Under the “Day in the Life” experience program
with our partner Atlassian Williams Racing,
two employees were chosen to take part in the
exchange program for the Japan Grand Prix 2025.
Prior to the race, they visited the Atlassian Williams
Racing HQ in Grove, U.K.,where they talked in-depth
with Formula One technicians and got hands-on
with their cutting-edge technology.
By bringing skills and ideas together, these encounters
will empower the creation of value like never before.
Engaged in R&D for sound-driven engine inspection
apps since joining Komatsu.
Currently Uehara is a software engineer in charge
of analysis of voice data using audio apps.
Assigned to the Quality Assurance Department since
joining Komatsu. In addition to involvement in the launch
of new models of hydraulic excavators, bulldozers models
and other machines, Shuto’s responsibilities as a quality
assurance engineer include improving workplace QA,
responding to customer feedback, and diverse activities to
assure stable manufacturing and improvement of quality.
Our “Day in the Life” exchange program in partnership with Atlassian Williams Racing is enabling Komatsu employees to be a part of Formula One Grand Prix events around the world. Through this initiative, employees have an opportunity to experience the highest standards of technology, safety, and advanced engineering in motorsports.
Previously traveled the world as the team’s No.2
mechanic. Currently his responsibility is testing, verifying
and approving hydraulic components and entire systems
as a hydraulic technician.
Veteran technician with almost 35 years of experience
including gearbox development work and as a race team
technician at numerous events. Currently he serves as the
Heritage Car Build Manager.
At the Centre, visitors not only gain a deeper understanding of the history and cutting-edge technology of Atlassian Williams Racing, but also can virtually experience e-sports, relive the glory and unforgettable moments of the past, get a peek behind the scenes of exciting races, and check out exhibits of historic memorabilia and priceless artefacts.
Engaged in R&D for sound-driven engine
inspection apps since joining Komatsu.
Currently Uehara is a software engineer in charge
of analysis of voice data using audio apps.
Assigned to the Quality Assurance Department
since joining Komatsu. In addition to involvement
in the launch of new models of hydraulic
excavators, bulldozers models and other
machines, Shuto’s responsibilities as a quality
assurance engineer include improving workplace
QA, responding to customer feedback, and
diverse activities to assure stable manufacturing
and improvement of quality.
Our “Day in the Life” exchange program in partnership with Atlassian Williams Racing is enabling Komatsu employees to be a part of Formula One Grand Prix events around the world. Through this initiative, employees have an opportunity to experience the highest standards of technology, safety, and advanced engineering in motorsports.
Previously traveled the world as the team’s No.2
mechanic. Currently his responsibility is testing,
verifying and approving hydraulic components
and entire systems as a hydraulic technician.
Veteran technician with almost 35 years of
experience including gearbox development work
and as a race team technician at numerous
events. Currently he serves as the Heritage Car
Build Manager.
At the Centre, visitors not only gain a deeper understanding of the history and cutting-edge technology of Atlassian Williams Racing, but also can virtually experience e-sports, relive the glory and unforgettable moments of the past, get a peek behind the scenes of exciting races, and check out exhibits of historic memorabilia and priceless artefacts.
Atlassian Williams Racing's FW47 machine and Komatsu's HB365LC-3 hybrid excavator.
At first glance, these two machines seem to exist in completely different worlds,
but a deeper look reveals that they have a lot in common technically,
such as hybrid systems.
And the final drive wheel shown here is a historic cornerstone of our ever-stronger partnership.
Atlassian Williams Racing's FW47 machine and
Komatsu's HB365LC-3 hybrid excavator.
At first glance, these two machines seem to exist
in completely different worlds,
but a deeper look reveals that they have a lot in
common technically,such as hybrid systems.
And the final drive wheel shown here is a historic
cornerstone of our ever-stronger partnership.
