FANUC builds and supplies industrial robot arms, collaborative robots, welding and painting robots, and integrated robotic automation systems for manufacturing, machining, assembly and material handling.
FANUC is a Japanese industrial-automation leader ($7.2B group in robotics and CNC) with robot capacity of 11,000/month (actual ~8,000/month) and 750,000 cumulative robots (as of 2021). It is a structurally dominant arm and CNC maker. Current unit output and recent dated events were not captured this pass beyond the IFR capacity data.
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FANUC builds and supplies industrial robot arms, collaborative robots, welding and painting robots, and integrated robotic automation systems for manufacturing, machining, assembly and material handling. FANUC is a Japanese industrial-automation leader ($7.2B group in robotics and CNC) with robot capacity of 11,000/month (actual ~8,000/month) and 750,000 cumulative robots (as of 2021). It is a structurally dominant arm and CNC maker. Current unit output and recent dated events were not captured this pass beyond the IFR capacity data.
FANUC ranks 6 of 100 on the Robotics 100 (November 2026 edition) with a score of 94 out of 100, in Industrial arms & cobots (Systems). Assessment by Frontier Tech Intelligence.
Yaskawa (rank 11), KUKA (rank 13), ABB Robotics (rank 18), Delta Electronics (rank 22), Universal Robots (rank 24), AGILE Robots (rank 32).
FANUC is based in Oshino, Yamanashi, Japan. Founded 1972. Stage: Public.
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