M-1iA Delta Robot Introduction - FANUC Robotics Industrial Automation

Introducing the FANUC M-1iA Robot - http://www.fanucrobotics.com/ppp

This video introduces our newest robot the M-1iA developed for small part assembly and packing and picking applications.

FANUC Robotics, Inc. is the leading supplier of industrial robots and factory automation systems in North and South America. We offer robotic systems in the following applications: Assembly Robots, Material Handling Robots, Welding-Laser Robots, Material Removal Robots, Painting and Dispensing Robots. We also produce software, controls and vision products that aid in the development of state-of-the-art robotic systems.
M-1iA

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• FANUC
• Robotics
• America
• robot
• robotic
• robots
• industrial
• equipment
• automation
• systems
• factory
• material
• handling
• machine
• load/unload
• manufacturing
• LEAN
• lean
• repeatability
• system
• GE
• Fanuc
• flexible
• vision
• iRVision
• used
• Machine
• Tool
• servo
• encoder
• yellow
• cnc
• picking
• packing
• palletizing
• M-1iA
• assembly

[CaptCaveman1]

You can't pay YouTube to be in the Most Popular section.

The paying part is for promotion only to show up in certain keyword searches.

[derivativedeli]

During any part of your incoherent rant, did you ever consider that there might be people interested in robotics and seeing videos of bleeding edge robotics technology?

I guess people should only have access to preteen blogs about completely idiotic topics?

As far as YouTube selling out, yeah, I am really going to shell out $500,000 for an industrial automation tool...you really are an idiot. Post less.

[fromexistence]

it performing surgery

[Mustangschweinderl]

i guess the robot is too small and has to less payload for broad applications.

[rubenkanito]

Wow cool robot, i never seen before!!

[SoCalFreelance]

When is Faunc going to make a two story high mech for battlefield use?

[ImTheMostViewed]

I guess that explains it, I know hit counts do get stuck but so much? I don't know, I hope to be wrong about this...

[FANUCRoboticsInc]

It was deleted due to the language used in the post. There were others removed for the same reason.

[ImTheMostViewed]

I never said no one's interested in robotics, even I'm interested I find it fascinating! But this is beside the point!

The question isn't really whether companies should post their content here.

The question is whether YouTube is doing the right thing getting payed by companies so that their videos get posted on the Most Popular section even if only 2.5k people have seen it.

Many YouTubers work hard to barely make it to this section, yet this company with the big bucks has easy access? Fair?