FANUC (TYO:6954) is a publicly traded Industrial Robotics company founded in 1956 and based in Oshino, Japan.
| Date | Stage | Amount | Valuation | Lead investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 1, 1974 | IPO | — | — | — |

1,230 exhibitors showcase robotics, AI, machine vision, and motion control at the Automate show.

Fujitsu and Nvidia partner with FANUC, Yaskawa, and Kawasaki Heavy Industries to deploy physical AI in manufacturing.
South Korea commits $7.5B to AI-autonomous manufacturing as its smart factory count reaches 30,000.

Hirebotics launches Cobot Painter, a no-code explosion-proof painting robot using FANUC hardware, targeting metal fabricators and manufacturers.

Intrinsic's AI-powered IntrinsicOS workcell, featuring a FANUC robot, enables drag-and-drop automation for complex assembly without manual coding.
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.