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10 kg payload, 1249 mm reach cobot; the core CRX model, also offered as the long-arm CRX-10iA/L.
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World-leading industrial robot maker with the CRX cobot line

Global leader in CNC and industrial robots. Its CRX cobots range from 3 kg to 40 kg payloads and feature tablet-based teaching and high reliability. In April 2026 it added the 11 kg CRX-3iA, and in May 2026 it expanded its NVIDIA collaboration covering Isaac Sim integration, GR00T N-based imitation learning and Jetson Thor. It also announced a collaboration with Google in May, a joint business study with Fujitsu in July and a strategic partnership with Hitachi in September 2026, along with a DC controller for cobots.
Researched as of November 3, 2026. Each item links to its source.
Launched the R-50iA Compact DC controller for cobots on AMRs/AGVs, the teach-free AI Masterless Vision, and a Safety Software PLC built into the robot controller.
Source: fanuc.co.jpSigned a strategic partnership with Hitachi to commercialize physical AI: joint validation at Hitachi's Ibaraki plants through FY2027, then joint rollout to customers from FY2027.
Source: fanuc.co.jpAgreed with Fujitsu to study a joint physical-AI business using NVIDIA technology; on July 24 it also announced an investment in Noetra, a Japanese multimodal foundation-model developer.
Source: fanuc.co.jpExpanded its NVIDIA collaboration, including ROBOGUIDE–Isaac Sim integration and imitation learning with robot foundation models.
Source: fanuc.co.jpBuilt a physical-AI robot system with Google using Gemini Enterprise, with an AI agent that directs cobots and industrial robots as one cell; FANUC also joined Google DeepMind's Gemini Robotics trusted tester program.
Source: fanuc.co.jpFANUC America will invest $90M (~¥14.3B) in an 840,000 sq ft Michigan facility for future robot production and logistics, due for completion at end-2027.
Source: fanuc.co.jp
Image10 kg payload, 1249 mm reach cobot; the core CRX model, also offered as the long-arm CRX-10iA/L.
ImageUltra-lightweight cobot unveiled in the US on April 21, 2026: 3 kg payload, 692 mm reach and 11 kg weight for fast deployment in high-mix work. In September 2026 FANUC announced a construction column-welding system in Japan built on the CRX-3iA and said the robot is already used in shipbuilding.
A Swiss tool maker replaced a broken gantry with a CRX-10iA/L on a lathe; FANUC reports machine availability rose to up to 96% per day thanks to the compact cobot.
In May 2026 FANUC showed two CRX robots folding T-shirts via imitation learning with NVIDIA Isaac GR00T N, and moved its human-avoiding AI robot to the Jetson T5000 module for more than 7.5x the AI compute.
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