FANUC America to Showcase Innovative Robots and Cobots at Automate 2024 in Chicago
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FANUC America is preparing to unveil its latest advancements in robots, cobots, software, AI, and motion control at Automate 2024 in Chicago. Attendees can visit booth #1250 to explore these innovations firsthand. Lou Finazzo, Vice President of FANUC America, expressed excitement about demonstrating solutions that cater to both startups and large manufacturers, emphasizing reliability and cost-efficiency.
The event will feature live demonstrations of various models, including the CRX 30KG cobot, which showcases easy programming through hand guidance and the Tablet TP. Notably, the CRX-25iA food-grade cobot will perform collaborative palletizing, demonstrating its capabilities in food processing with compliance to safety regulations and robust construction.
Other highlights include kitting demonstrations with the CRX-10iA, arc welding experiences with Lincoln Electric’s mobile welding cart, and spot welding tasks using the CRX-20iA/L. Attendees will witness how FANUC’s cobots assist industrial robots in various applications, showcasing the future of automation in manufacturing. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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