FANUC America to Showcase Innovations at FABTECH 2025 and Manufacturing Technologies Series West Show
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FANUC America, a leader in robotics and factory automation, will present its latest innovations at FABTECH 2025 from September 8–11 in Chicago. The company will also participate in the Manufacturing Technologies Series West Show from October 7-9 in Anaheim, California, demonstrating solutions aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and profitability.
The showcased technologies include FANUC’s robot-to-CNC integration solutions, featuring the CRX-10iA/L cobot, which can tend to a FANUC-controlled lathe using G-code programming. Additionally, the CRX-30iA will demonstrate its capabilities by lifting a 30-kg kettlebell, highlighting its suitability for collaborative environments. FANUC will also present its compact Levil EDU-Mini Mill, designed for educational settings and small manufacturers.
Attendees can engage with FANUC’s IoT solutions for shopfloor connectivity and data management. Rick Schulz, Executive Director of Aerospace and Defense at FANUC America, will lead a panel discussion on October 8, focusing on growth strategies for small and medium CNC shops, emphasizing the importance of emerging technologies and automation strategies in enhancing operational performance.
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