Where is FANUC based?

FANUC is headquartered in Oshino, Yamanashi, Japan and was founded in 1972.

What controllers does FANUC use?

Controller families include R-30iB, R-30iB Plus, R-30iB Mate.

Manufacturer

FANUC

Japanese robot and CNC builder with one of the largest installed bases of industrial robots in the world.

FANUC grew out of Fujitsu's numerical control division and became an independent company in 1972, building its reputation on CNC controls before expanding into industrial robots in 1977.

The company is known for a yellow-painted, tightly integrated hardware and software ecosystem, with its own controllers, servo motors, and R-30iB control cabinets used across its robot lineup.

FANUC's product range spans the collaborative CRX series through mid-size M-series arms to the high-payload M-2000iA, alongside dedicated ARC Mate welding and P-series paint robots.

The company operates a large service and distributor network in North America, which makes parts, training, and integrator support easy to find compared to some competitors.

FANUC robots

7 kg · 717 mmFANUC LR Mate 200iDThe benchmark tabletop six-axis for tending and assembly.View →10 kg · 1249 mmFANUC CRX-10iAA cobot built to run four years without maintenance.View →12 kg · 1441 mmFANUC M-10iD/12Slim, hollow-wrist mid-payload for dense cells.View →25 kg · 1831 mmFANUC M-20iD/25High-rigidity 25 kg arm for handling and welding.View →165 kg · 2655 mmFANUC R-2000iC/165FThe world's most common heavy-duty spot-welding arm.View →

Common questions

What is FANUC known for?: Japanese robot and CNC builder with one of the largest installed bases of industrial robots in the world.
Where is FANUC based?: FANUC is headquartered in Oshino, Yamanashi, Japan and was founded in 1972.
What controllers does FANUC use?: Controller families include R-30iB, R-30iB Plus, R-30iB Mate.
How many FANUC robots are covered here?: We cover 5 FANUC models.