Festo SE & Co. KG develops automation technology for industrial production, with its work spanning pneumatic and electric systems as well as automation training. Its press materials show applications ranging from battery-cell production and electric-vehicle battery dismantling to electronics assembly and machine tools, alongside learning solutions for CNC technology.
ATS Industrial AutomationATS Industrial Automation designs and builds automation solutions for demanding manufacturing environments, with particular depth in electric-vehicle and energy-storage production. Its work combines assembly and test systems with digital tools such as virtual commissioning, which helped an automotive battery manufacturer replace a gluing station in eight days while avoiding a multi-week shutdown. ATS also brings more than 20 years of nuclear-industry experience to automated fuel-fabrication tooling and support for emerging reactor and fuel types.LEWIS CENTER, OH
KOHLTECKOHLTEC is an engineering-focused company that helps industrial customers develop and support automated equipment. Its work includes industrial control panels and FANUC robot services, while its shop also produces practical 3D-printed fixtures for workshops and robotics education.GREEN SPRINGS, OH
FastemsFrom its Tampere base, family-owned Fastems designs and integrates flexible CNC automation systems for high-mix manufacturing, pairing pallet and robotic equipment with its Manufacturing Management Software (MMS). With more than 40 years of experience and over 5,000 installed systems, the company connects machine tools and supporting processes so manufacturers can plan, run and extend production with less manual handling. Fastems serves industrial machine builders and subcontractors across Europe, North America and Asia.WEST CHESTER, OH
FANUC America CorporationFANUC America develops industrial automation equipment and systems, including CNC controls, robots and ROBOMACHINEs, supporting manufacturers from its U.S. base in Rochester Hills, Michigan. Established in Japan in 1972 and bringing its technology to the United States in 1982, the company now supports more than 1 million installed robots worldwide and offers lifetime support for its products. Its 25-plus service locations across the Americas and FANUC Academy extend that support into training and ongoing production assistance.DAYTON, OH