FANUC America to Showcase Advanced Robotic Solutions at MODEX 2026 in Atlanta
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FANUC America will present five high-performance robotic systems at MODEX 2026, scheduled for April 13–16 in Atlanta, Georgia. These systems are designed to enhance warehousing, logistics, and supply chain operations by improving accuracy, throughput, and safety while addressing labor shortages.
The demonstration will feature the CRX-30iA mobile manipulator, which integrates with the OTTO 600 Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) to perform tasks such as palletizing and autonomous material movement. This innovative solution is aimed at reducing physical strain on workers and optimizing efficiency in dynamic warehouse environments.
Attendees can expect to see technologies that enable flexible box handling and intelligent perception tools that allow robots to adapt to various workloads. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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