FANUC (TYO:6954) is a publicly traded Industrial Robotics company founded in 1972 and based in Oshino, Japan.
| Date | Stage | Amount | Valuation | Lead investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 1, 1974 | IPO | — | — | — |
FANUC invests $18M in a training academy to address the automation skills shortage.

FANUC opens an automation and robotics training facility in Auburn Hills, Michigan.
Compact 6-axis mini-robots with 3–14 kg payload and best-in-class strength-to-weight ratio, designed for machine tending, assembly, and high-speed pick-and-place in electronics and pharmaceutical manufacturing. Over 70,000 units installed globally. Available with IP67 protection and cleanroom variants. Compatible with FANUC's R-30iB Plus controller.
FANUC's flagship heavy-payload articulated robot for automotive body welding, material handling, and press tending, with payload capacities from 100 to 270 kg. Known for industry-leading reach and rigidity, the R-2000 series dominates automotive assembly lines worldwide. Fully compatible with FANUC's iRVision and Force Sensing for intelligent automation.
High-performance computer numerical control systems for multi-axis machine tools used in precision machining of aerospace and automotive components. The 30i series supports up to 96 controlled axes and integrates AI-based thermal compensation, predictive maintenance, and nanometer-precision contouring for demanding production environments.