Yamaha Motor Robotics
Industrial robot manufacturer · Japan · 7272.T
Factory-automation arm of Yamaha Motor, making SCARA robots, single-axis and Cartesian robots, and linear conveyor modules used in electronics and small-parts assembly. Yamaha Motor also makes surface-mount equipment for PCB assembly.
Yamaha Motor Robotics is a Japan-based industrial robot maker, founded in 1955 and headquartered in Iwata, Shizuoka. It is publicly traded (7272.T). Product lines include YK-XG SCARA, Single-axis and Cartesian robots, LCMR200 linear conveyor. It appears in the directory's Industrial Robot Manufacturers (20 companies) and Japanese Robot Manufacturers (11 companies) lists.
- Headquarters
- Iwata, Shizuoka, Japan
- Founded
- 1955
- Ticker
- 7272.T
- Ownership
- Yamaha Motor
- Robot types
- Industrial robots
Products
- YK-XG SCARA
- Single-axis and Cartesian robots
- LCMR200 linear conveyor
Directory categories
- Industrial Robot Manufacturers — 20 companies
- Japanese Robot Manufacturers — 11 companies
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