FANUC Showcases Advanced Automation Technologies at FABTECH 2026
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FANUC America will present cutting-edge automation technologies tailored for the fabrication industry at FABTECH 2026, featuring innovations such as the CRX-3iA collaborative robot and P-55/15-21A paint robot. Demonstrations will include a coordinated-motion welding application with the CRX-10iA/L cobot and an LR-10iA/10 laser processing cell, highlighting FANUC's commitment to enhancing automation in challenging applications.
The significance of FANUC's participation at FABTECH lies in its focus on expanding automation capabilities in welding and cutting processes, which have traditionally been difficult to automate. According to Eric Potter, FANUC America Vice President, these technologies are designed to improve productivity and quality, making automation accessible for a wider range of applications in the fabrication sector.
Looking ahead, attendees can expect to see a variety of robotic welding demonstrations and AI-enabled automation solutions that integrate Google Cloud and machine vision. FANUC's advanced automation technologies aim to simplify programming and enhance flexibility across various operations, including welding, fabrication, assembly, and finishing. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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