FANUC’s robots are reliable, flexible and able to handle payloads from 0.5kg. to 2,300 kg., including: the CRX-10iA collaborative robot that sets new standards in ease of use, safety and reliability; ...

Robots like the Fanuc delta robot can do repetitive tasks in factories that humans may find boring. Others will play a game of 21 with you and solve a Rubik’s Cube.

Rochester Hills-based Fanuc Robotics America will demonstrate the speed and compact design of its new M-410iB/140H intelligent palletizing robot at Pack Expo International 2010, held Oct. 31-Nov ...

Parallel-link robot designed to maximize speed and flexibility for assembly, small part handling and picking applications. Fanuc Robotics America Inc. has introduced the M-3iA robot--a larger version ...

FANUC CORPORATION . FANUC CORPORATION operates its business under four segments, which include FA, robot, robomachine, and service. The company provides M-1iA, M-2iA, and M-3iA Series of delta robots.

FANUC has produced its one millionth industrial robot. An automation trailblazer for over half a century, FANUC’s robots are used in production facilities all over the world to assemble, handle ...

FANUC America will also demonstrate intelligent packing with its new LR Mate 200iD/7L mini-robot. The LR Mate 200iD/7L long-arm robot offers a slim design, 911 mm reach and a seven kg payload.

Japanese robot maker Fanuc has strengthened a tie-up with an artificial-intelligence venture as part of its effort to develop industrial machines that can learn and repair themselves.

OSHINO, Japan—Twin statues of Ebisu, Japan’s Shinto god of prosperity, guard the gates. A stone marker proclaims that this is “Fanuc Forest.” It’s the home of the best-kept secret in ...

With a net cash position for more than 10 years, Fanuc’s financial strength is at healthy levels, in our view. The firm does not have any interest-bearing debt as of fiscal 2023, ended March ...

Fanuc's robot sales growth trajectory would slow down over the medium term, as it mainly relies on capital investments in the automobile industry and fails to capitalize on newer applications.

Japanese supplier Fanuc Corp. on Wednesday held the grand opening of a $110 million, 650,000-square-foot manufacturing site at 2600 Featherstone Road in Auburn Hills visible off Interstate 75.