ROCHESTER HILLS, MI—FANUC America Corp. has launched a new website to educate people about robots and cobots.

This online resource—FANUC Tech Transfer—offers engineer-guided tips, video tutorials, and answers to common questions for programming and setup of the company’s robots and cobots. Aimed at manufacturing professionals, robot integrators, industry partners and students, the website has been designed to enhance the skills and confidence of people tasked with implementing robots. 

Featuring a wide range of topics selected to help people learn, troubleshoot and master robotics, the website offers more than 100 videos. Built-in search functionality allows users to quickly locate the tutorial that addresses their unique need, while a categorized library can be sorted by general robot function, application or robot type.

Whether people are looking for details or educational support for collaborative robots, SCARA robots or six-axis robots, they’ll find it on Tech Transfer. 

“From programming fundamentals to complex applications, we created [Tech Transfer] to serve as a starting point for anyone looking to expand their knowledge on our line of industrial robots and cobots,” says Eric Potter, general manager of FANUC America’s Robot Application Segment. “At the same time, our video library was also designed to support the needs of daily robot users, addressing common questions and offering step-by-step guidance directly from our team of engineering experts.”

By creating a free account requiring only a name, company or school, and email address, users can unlock a personalized experience in the FANUC robot training system. Visit www.TechTransfer.FANUCAmerica.com to create an account.

For those looking to take their skills even further, FANUC Academy offers in-depth training and certification programs designed to build expertise in working with FANUC robots. Unlike the Tech Transfer site, which focuses on video tutorials for quick learning and troubleshooting, FANUC Academy provides comprehensive, instructor-led courses that cover advanced techniques and offer certification opportunities. Taught by FANUC experts, these courses provide manufacturing professionals with the credentials and deep knowledge needed to excel in automation. Visit FANUC Academy to explore the courses and certification options.