Industrial robotics giant Fanuc wants to make robots easier to train, therefore making automation more accessible to a wider range of industries, including pharmaceuticals.

Japanese robot maker Fanuc has strengthened a tie-up with an artificial-intelligence venture as part of its effort to develop industrial machines that can learn and repair themselves.

Rebuilt and redesigned, FANUC announces the release of ROBOGUIDE Version 10, the latest and most advanced iteration of its industry-leading offline robot programming and simulation software ...

The future of robot simulation is here, with the most advanced iteration of offline robot programming and simulation—FANUC’s ROBOGUIDE V10—featuring more performance and significantly improved user ...

A leader within industrial robotics and CNC machinery based out of Japan. Fanuc is consistently a profitable company, but also one with volatility in performance despite operating in a high growth ...

Tweet this “ Constant Path ensures coordination between multiple robots, simplifies teaching and reduces cycle time,” said Jason Tsai, general manager of product development, FANUC Robotics.

The robots operate with FANUC Robotics’ R-30iA controller, the open-architecture system with integrated intelligent functions including vision and force sensing.