FANUC will supply Ford’s Cologne plant with some 500 industrial robots to assist in the development of electric vehicle bodies. FANUC has received another major order of mechanical robots in the field of electric portability, scheduled to ship in 2022; the organization will supply Ford’s Cologne plant with some 500 robots to assist in the development of electric vehicle bodies.
Portage’s Cologne manufacturing plant is becoming the Ford Cologne Electrification Center, a center for the creation and improvement of electric vehicles that will serve the entire European market. In 2023, the automaker expects its first high-volume, unadulterated electric model to roll off the plant’s build line. In addition, Portage has stated that it will only offer battery-electric travel vehicles in Europe.
“FANUC has a strong involvement with advanced mechanics for electrical portability applications,” says Ralf Winkelmann, Supervisory Officer, FANUC Germany. “We are exceptionally pleased to have the option to accompany Ford in this change of the future.”
Established in Japan, FANUC works in more than 100 nations around the world, offering customers from a wide range of companies particularly strong customer support around the world. “In the United States, FANUC has been working closely with Ford for a long time,” says Winkelmann. “We are currently extending this fruitful collaboration to Europe.”
Shinichi Tanzawa, CEO and leader of FANUC Europe Corporation, is also pleased with this reformist joint effort in the field of electrical versatility: “Our robots are known for their unwavering quality and strength. Consequently, we are convinced that they will contribute to reducing time and maintenance costs at Ford’s Cologne plant. “
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