FANUC

FANUC Corporation, commonly referred to simply as FANUC, is a Japanese multinational corporation that designs and manufactures robotics and automation systems for manufacturing. The company is known for its CNC (computer numerical control) systems, robotics, servo motors, drives, and related factory-automation products and services.

FANUC's origins lie in the development of numerical control for machine tools by Fujitsu in the 1950s. In the early 1970s, the NC division became a separate company that adopted the FANUC name, built on the Factory Automation Numerical Control concept in its acronym.

FANUC is headquartered in Oshino, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan, and operates globally through a network of manufacturing facilities, sales offices, and service centers.

Primary business areas are CNC systems for milling and turning machines, industrial robots for material handling, welding, painting, and assembly, and factory-automation systems that integrate controls, robotics, and software. The company is one of the largest industrial robot manufacturers in the world and is a major supplier of CNC products used across industries such as automotive, electronics, and metals.

FANUC is a publicly traded company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, with a global workforce and extensive aftermarket support. It emphasizes long-term reliability, uptime, and continuous improvement in manufacturing processes.