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Digitally native and open to technological progress, Gen Z could be the secret weapon the manufacturing sector needs to harness the power of automation. However, it is incumbent on the industry to make sure the younger generation is turned on to careers in engineering and robotics. Here, we reveal the steps that FANUC UK is taking to capture the attention of these bright young minds in a bid to secure the future of UK manufacturing…

When the International Federation of Robots (IFR) first started collating collaborative robot data in 2017, this new breed of robot had a market share of just 2.8 percent. The IFR’s latest report showed that that figure had leapt to 7.5 percent by 2021, with the number of newly deployed cobots growing by 50 percent year-on-year.

FANUC UK is inviting the next generation of robotics engineers to enter the WorldSkills UK Industrial Robotics competition.

A 22-year partnership with FANUC has been hailed as a key factor in Icelandic firm Samey Robotics’ role in revolutionising the international supply chain for fresh fish.

FANUC UK is offering visitors to Plastics Live 2022 a unique opportunity to experience an all-access, behind-the-scenes tour of its UK headquarters, including its newly launched in-house Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) facility.

FANUC’s recent Open House revealed a number of emerging trends that the UK manufacturing sector must embrace to deliver growth in 2022.

FANUC’s new lightweight collaborative robot, the CRX-10iA, is now available to UK customers.

As part of an initiative to get production back up and running, FANUC UK is offering its ROBOGUIDE and CNC GUIDE simulation software programs as free trials until the end of September 2020.