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FANUC Corporation

FANUC Corporation, founded in 1956 and headquartered in Japan, is a leading company in factory automation and robotics, with a mission to enhance industrial productivity globally. The company generates approximately $5.3 billion in revenue and employs around 8,000 people, serving major clients like Apple and Tesla. Key strengths include reliability, precision, and leadership in IoT innovations, with opportunities for freshers in various engineering roles.

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FANUC Corporation

FANUC Corporation, founded in 1956 and headquartered in Japan, is a leading company in factory automation and robotics, with a mission to enhance industrial productivity globally. The company generates approximately $5.3 billion in revenue and employs around 8,000 people, serving major clients like Apple and Tesla. Key strengths include reliability, precision, and leadership in IoT innovations, with opportunities for freshers in various engineering roles.

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FANUC Corporation – Know Your Company (KYC)

Prepared by: Adarsh

Basic Details
• Full Name: FANUC (Fuji Automatic Numerical Control) Corporation
• Founded: 1956
• Headquarters: Oshino, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan
• Founder: Dr. Seiuemon Inaba
• CEO (2024): Kenji Yamaguchi
• Global Presence: Offices in 46 countries

Mission & Vision


• Mission: To develop and manufacture the most reliable and innovative automation
systems to drive industrial productivity globally.
• Vision: To be the world leader in factory automation, robotics, and CNC systems
through innovation, precision, and performance.

Core Business Areas


1. Factory Automation (FA): CNC systems for machine tools.
2. Robotics: Industrial robots including SCARA, 6-axis, and collaborative robots.
3. Robomachine Division: Compact machining centers and injection molding machines.
4. FIELD System: An IoT platform for real-time machine analytics and data-driven smart
factory solutions.

Current Market Status (2024–25)


• Revenue: Approx. $5.3 Billion (USD equivalent)
• Employees: ~8,000 globally
• Stock Exchange: Tokyo Stock Exchange
• Market Position: Among the top 3 robotics companies worldwide
• Clients: Apple, Tesla, Honda, Ford, among others
• Recent Developments: AI-enhanced vision systems, smart factory expansion in Asia,
collaboration with NVIDIA on industrial AI

Key Competitors
• Yaskawa Electric (Japan): Motion control and robotics
• ABB Robotics (Switzerland): Industrial and collaborative robots
• Mitsubishi Electric (Japan): Factory automation and industrial IoT
• Omron (Japan): Sensor and automation solutions
• Universal Robots (Denmark): Collaborative robotics innovation

Why It’s a Leader


• Reliability: FANUC systems are known for running continuously 24/7 for decades
• Precision: Supplies core automation tech to Apple and other global manufacturers
• IoT Leadership: Its FIELD system is a major innovation in smart factories
• R&D Power: Consistent investment in AI, robotics, and predictive maintenance tech

Opportunities for Freshers


• Potential Roles: Embedded Systems Engineer, IoT Developer, Robotics R&D Intern,
CNC Automation Support
• Valued Skills:
o Microcontrollers (ESP32, STM32)
o Programming in C/C++, Python
o ROS (Robot Operating System), OpenCV
o Sensor integration, MQTT, OPC-UA

Bonus Project Relevance


I have worked on multiple IoT-based projects using servo motors, ultrasonic sensors, and
ESP32, which align closely with FANUC's use of precise motor control, real-time sensor
feedback, and IoT data processing. This experience is directly relatable to FANUC’s FIELD
system and robotic arm automation logic.

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