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This document discusses the benefits of industrial automation using robots and how Fanuc Corporation provides solutions for these needs. It outlines problems with labor-intensive manufacturing like time, quality, and safety issues that robots can solve. Fanuc's offerings like CNC systems, lasers, and robot systems allow factories to automate production without breaks while improving precision and reducing waste. The document compares Fanuc favorably to competitors in areas like precision, reliability, and cost and predicts that robots will increasingly dominate manufacturing in the future.
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