At the forefront of industrial automation, Fanuc, a world leader in robot manufacturing, is transforming the industry with the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into its robotic systems. The promise of unprecedented efficiency and precision is becoming a reality, and Fanuc is at the forefront of this revolution. Imagine a factory where robots not only
Precision and efficiency in fuselage manufacturing are crucial for the aerospace industry, where every millimeter counts. In this highly demanding environment, FANUC has proven to be a fundamental ally by automating fuselage drilling, a process that has traditionally been manual and extremely labor-intensive. In collaboration with major aircraft manufacturers, FANUC has implemented advanced robotic systems
In the competitive world of food production, efficiency and quality are imperative. For Brunos, the renowned Swiss producer of condiments and salad dressings, a bottleneck in its production line represented a significant obstacle. The solution to this problem came in the form of advanced robotics, specifically the FANUC M-20iA robot, the implementation of which transformed
In 2019, 50-year-old UK-based Mitre Plastics manufactured a high-volume brass insert part for an appliance manufacturer. Mitre Plastics asked an automation supplier to create a concept design using its FANUC ROBOSHOT -S220iB injection moulding machine to identify the manufacturing process. FANUC and Mitre Plastics worked together to create automated robotic merchandising for white goods. When FANUC
Fanuc is showcasing new solutions for industry, including an enhanced ROBODRILL, the R-2000iC/190S high-precision machining robot, the ceiling-mounted SCARA SR-3iA/U robot and the latest iteration of the CR-35iB collaborative robot, demonstrating the company’s dedication to research and development. Tom Bouchier, managing director of Fanuc UK, says that technological innovation and a strong commitment to R&D
Following a successful trial phase, FANUC is expanding its FANUC Assisted Reality (FAR) digital remote service and will start offering FAR as part of its regular service package on April 1, 2022. It is an augmented reality application that enables FANUC customers get remote support. It enables service engineers to diagnose faults using real-time video
