Automation and robotics have the potential to solve many of the challenges facing manufacturers today, from rising labour costs and staff shortages to the need to improve production efficiency and build resilience. In this article, FANUC’s Oliver Selby reframes the challenges facing manufacturers looking to adopt these systems, and explains why automation may be more…
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From 22 to 27 September 2026, more than 1,400 young professionals from over 70 countries and regions will come together in Shanghai, China, for the 48…Read More
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In this opinion piece, FANUC examines five common misconceptions surrounding AI and automation. The factory automation specialist argues that education…Read More
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Built around the promise “Simply. Always. Fits.”, KraussMaffei’s LRXplus range is engineered to make automated production more flexible, more…Read More
Leading medical device manufacturer Carclo has expanded its automation capability with a further investment in Wittmann robotics, purchasing two Sonic 143…Read More
FANUC has announced an enhancement of its Physical AI Robot System through a strategic collaboration with Google, as part of…Read More
FANUC has announced the European launch of its CRX-3iA collaborative robot, the lightest and smallest model in the CRX…Read More
