"The robot industry is very hot, but there are not many real robot enterprises, many of which are playing with the concept of robots. Most of these enterprises are not robots." As Xu Fangxiang, President of the Central Research Institute of Siasun Robot Automation Co., Ltd., introduced, China's robot market is still in the stage of concept playing, and there are few truly mature and competitive products, and it's still a little bit of an egg hitting a stone if you want to compete with the four robot families.

ABB of Switzerland, FANUC of Japan, Yaskawa electric of Japan and KUKA robot of Germany are called "four families" in the field of robots. These giants occupy more than 70% of the market share of Chinese robot industry, and almost monopolize the high-end fields such as robot manufacturing and welding.

The oldest member of four robot families: ABB of Switzerland

ABB group is one of the top 500 companies in the world, with its headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland. ABB was formed in 1988 by the merger of two international companies with a history of more than 100 years, ASEA of Sweden and BBC Brown Boveri of Switzerland. ABB is committed to helping customers in the areas of power, industry; transportation and infrastructure improve their performance while reducing the impact on the environment. ABB Group operates in more than 100 countries with 145000 employees. ABB has a full range of business activities in China, including R & D, manufacturing, sales and engineering services, with 19000 employees, 37 local enterprises and sales and service networks in 109 cities across the country.

The most low-key member of four robot families: Fanuc of Japan

Fanuc, founded in 1956 with a market value of 35 billion US dollars, is one of the most secretive, profitable and top enterprises in Japan. Ordinary people rarely hear about it. But more than half of the world's computer tools and machines use their control systems. It is also the first robot company in Japan. It is no coincidence that FANUC can have the world's first strength and advanced nature and occupy the vast market today. Fanuc is the world's largest professional CNC system manufacturer, accounting for 70% of the global market share. Fanuc, which master the core technology of CNC machine tool development, not only speeds up the rapid development of CNC machine tools in Japan, but also speeds up the improvement of the technological level of CNC machine tools in the world.

No.1 member of four robot families: Yaskawa electric

Founded in 1915, Kabushiki-Gaisha Yasukawa Denki is the largest industrial robot company in Japan, with its head office in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka Prefecture. In 1977, using its own motion control technology, Yaskawa electric motor developed and produced the first fully electrified industrial robot in Japan - Motoman No. 1. Since then, it has developed a variety of automatic robots, such as welding, assembly, painting and handling, and has been leading the global industrial robot market. As of September 2013, the total number of robots sold by Sichuan Electric Machinery Co., Ltd. has exceeded 280000, becoming the global robot sales champion!

The youngest member of four robot families: KUKA of Germany

In 1996, KUKA robot Co., Ltd. became an independent enterprise. KUKA is one of the world's top suppliers of flexible production systems, robots, jigs, molds and spare parts for the automation industry. The 250 member company produces 4000 robots a year. In 2012, KUKA opened a new factory in Songjiang, Shanghai, and completed the offline production of its first robot and control cabinet manufactured in China in December 2013.

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