Fanuc Produces Its One Millionth Robot

Fanuc developed its first robot in 1974 and entered the North American market in 1982 primarily as a supplier to the automotive industry. They are used in production facilities to assemble, handle, package, paint, and weld products of every shape and size

Fanuc 1 Million Robots Produced

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Today, Fanuc’s 200+ robot and cobot model variants are used in every industry including aerospace, agriculture, EV, food and beverage, consumer goods, medical, pharmaceutical, warehousing, and more.

“Companies are striving to achieve their goals as they face an increasing labor shortage,” said Mike Cicco, President and CEO, Fanuc America. “Whether it’s a small shop or large assembly operation, we’re seeing more requests for easy-to-use automated solutions that will provide a quick ROI – Fanuc is well-positioned to meet those needs.”

Fanuc has the distinct advantage of using its own robots to make robots, controllers, and machine tools that offer reliability, precision, speed, and easy operation. “When customers visit Fanuc’s headquarters in Japan, they are amazed to see the highly automated assembly lines, and leave feeling confident in our ability to solve their production problems,” added Cicco.

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