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 From left: Maurizio Porta, Marco Ghirardello, Enrico Pagliarini, Gabriele Grassi and Paolo Guazzotti. Photo Datalignum
From left: Maurizio Porta, Marco Ghirardello, Enrico Pagliarini, Gabriele Grassi and Paolo Guazzotti. Photo Datalignum
conferences

29 January 2018

FANUC OPEN HOUSE FOR “THE INDUSTRY 4.0: THE STEPS TOWARDS CHANGE AND PROFITABILITY.”

From its inception in 1956, when company founder Dr. Seiuemon Inaba first pioneered the concept of Numerical Control (NC), FANUC has been at the forefront of a worldwide manufacturing revolution. Evolving from the automation of a single piece of machinery in the late 1950s to the automation of entire production lines in the following decades, Dr. Inaba initiated this ground-breaking development when he invented the first electrical pulse motor, programmed a numerical control for it and put it into a machine tool. Always striving to push back the boundaries of automation, increase productivity, produce a better product and reduce costs, Dr. Inaba and his team followed this up with a robot that employed the same principles to load the machine tool.

Dr. Inaba's work soon meant that other manufacturers and engineering companies around the world were also benefiting from this technology, lowering costs and increasing productivity. And with world-beating products like the Robocut, Robodrill and Roboshot hitting factory floors through the 70s and 80s, FANUC was able to provide optimized solutions for an increasingly wide range of industrial applications and customers. In Japan, FANUC had become the first company to build and operate an automated factory with NC machine tools and robots. Sixty years since its founding and, with more than 3.6 million CNC controls and 400,000 robots installed worldwide, FANUC is the leading global manufacturer of factory automation. Yet one thing remains the same: FANUC's deep commitment to pushing back the boundaries of automation and helping its customers to optimize their production processes. Today Fanuc is “The factory automation company”.
Last Thursday the Fanuc Open House, in the Italian factory Arese/Milan, was held the conference on the topic “The Industry 4.0: The steps towards change and profitability. The General Director Fanuc Italia, Marco Ghirardello, has made the honors.
The moderator was the journalist, Dr. Enrico Pagliarini, journalist of Radio 24 Milan.
Below we list the names, as shown in the photos we publish, of the speakers who participated:

-Maurizio Porta/ M.D. Porta Solutions Spa/ Villa Carcina, Bescia I Italy / Ph. +39 030 8900587 /
  E-mail: sales@porta-solutions.com / www.porta-solutions.com
-Gabriele Grassi/ Supervisor Communication of Elettric80 Spa, Viano, Reggio Emilia, Italy / Ph. +39 0522 762011/ 
  E-mail: grassi.g@gsgsrl.com / www.eletric80.com
-Paolo Guazzotti / Manager Ind.& Innovation in Assolombarda / Via Pantano 9, Milan, Italy / Ph. +39 02 58370473 /
 E-mail: paolo.guazzotti@assolombarda.it / www.assolombarda.it
Intervened Stefano Linari/Chairman of Alleantia Spa, Via U. Forti 24, Pisa, Italy / Ph. +39 050 9911933 /
  E-mail: stefano.linari@alleantia.com / www.alleantia.com

For more information contact Mrs Mastromarino:
FANUC ITALIA Srl
Viale delle Industrie 1-A / I-20020 ARESE, Milan / Italy Ph. +39 02 36015015 / E-mail: info@fanuc.it

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