FANUC

FANUC is a Japanese company specializing in the research of numerical control system, established in 1956. It is the largest professional CNC system manufacturer in the world, accounting for 70% of the global market share. FANUC first introduced the electro-hydraulic stepping motor in 1959, and gradually developed and improved the hardware-based open-loop numerical control system in the following years. In the 1970s, microelectronics technology, power electronics technology, especially computing technology, have developed rapidly. FANUC resolutely abandoned the electro-hydraulic stepping motor numerical control products that made it famous, and on the one hand, introduced the DC servo motor manufacturing technology from GETTES. In 1976, FANUC successfully developed the numerical control system 5, and then jointly developed the advanced numerical control system 7 with SIEMENS. Since then, FANUC has gradually developed into the world's largest professional manufacturer of numerical control systems.