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
At the recent robotics event in Chicago, Yaskawa Motoman dazzled the industry with an impressive display of its latest robotic solutions. The company, known for its leadership in industrial automation, showcased a range of robots designed for welding, material handling and container picking applications, once again demonstrating its commitment to innovation and efficiency. High Precision
FANUC, the leading multinational industrial automation company, stood out at the recent Hispack 2024 trade fair (held in Barcelona from 7-10 May) by presenting its cutting-edge solutions for the packaging sector. At its stand, FANUC showcased a variety of applications with its CRX collaborative robots (including the CRX-5iA, CRX-10iA, and CRX-25iA models). CRX Cobots: Versatility
In the industrial confines of steel mills, where the heat of molten metal mixes with the roar of heavy machinery, a quiet revolution is taking shape: the mass adoption of robots in the steel production process. These industrial automata are redefining the way one of modern civilization’s most fundamental materials is manufactured. From raw material
These FANUC robots are capable of handling container trays and plastic bags safely and efficiently, guaranteeing the sterilization and quality of the injectables produced by DEMO SA. Prior to the implementation of automation, DEMO SA faced challenges related to loading and unloading container trays and plastic bags in the sterilization process. The different sizes, dimensions
FANUC is promoting the creation of a comprehensive robot for use in the workplace. A robotic platform that enables genuine social collaboration between people and robots is what the EU-funded research project “Fluently” aims to build. The objectives of the three-year project include the creation of a specialised training facility called ‘Fluently RoboGym’, as well
Robotics software company Wandelbots GmbH, based in Dresden (Germany), dedicated to developing robotics software to make robots easily accessible, has introduced the No-Code to Robotics category where robots can be taught using an intuitive input device (TracePen) accelerating automation in industries. Wandelbots has announced the addition of FANUC to its list of robotics suppliers. The
