Yaskawa (Motoman)
Industrial robot manufacturer · Japan · 6506.T
Japanese motion-control and robotics company that sells robots under the Motoman brand. Yaskawa is among the largest robot makers by units shipped and is strong in arc welding, handling and painting, with its US robotics business based in Miamisburg, Ohio.
Yaskawa (Motoman) is a Japan-based industrial robot and collaborative robot maker, founded in 1915 and headquartered in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka. It is publicly traded (6506.T). Product lines include Motoman GP series, Motoman HC collaborative, Motoman AR arc welding, MOTOMAN NEXT. It appears in the directory's Industrial Robot Manufacturers (20 companies), Collaborative Robot (Cobot) Manufacturers (21 companies) and Japanese Robot Manufacturers (11 companies) lists.
- Headquarters
- Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, Japan
- Founded
- 1915
- Ticker
- 6506.T
- Robot types
- Industrial robots, Cobots
Products
- Motoman GP series
- Motoman HC collaborative
- Motoman AR arc welding
- MOTOMAN NEXT
Yaskawa (Motoman) repair and service
Yaskawa robot repair & service — 7 independent US providers in the ZeroGantry repair directory.
Directory categories
- Industrial Robot Manufacturers — 20 companies
- Collaborative Robot (Cobot) Manufacturers — 21 companies
- Japanese Robot Manufacturers — 11 companies
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