FANUC to demonstrate cobot and food-grade palletising at PACK EXPO
FANUC says it will demonstrate a three-cobot packaging workflow that includes palletising, alongside a food-grade robot palletiser, at PACK EXPO International 2026.
FANUC America announced on 6 October 2026 that its PACK EXPO International exhibit will include several packaging and palletising demonstrations. One planned work cell coordinates three CRX cobots for vision-guided picking, label-orientation verification, packing and palletising. A separate application uses the M-710/50-26D food-grade robot, PalletTool 3 software and NVIDIA Isaac Sim digital-twin visualisation to palletise product crates; FANUC lists a 50 kg payload capacity for this robot. The company also plans to demonstrate a CRX-20iA/L responding to natural-language requests translated into AI-generated Python code and robot actions. These are manufacturer-announced demonstrations for the upcoming show, not a reported customer installation or independent performance test.
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