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Why the World’s Largest Supplier of Robots Attends Fabtech

Name: Why the World’s Largest Supplier of Robots Attends Fabtech
Uploaded: 2019-11-12T13:29:05.000Z
Description: Matt Gresens, Sr. District Manager at FANUC America Corporation, joined MarketScale at Fabtech 2019 to talk about why the show is valuable for robotic integrators. “We’re always making sure we have the best robots out there in the world that have the best options available to make a project successful,” Gressens said. He explained how…

Matt Gresens, Sr. District Manager at FANUC America Corporation, joined MarketScale at Fabtech 2019 to talk about why the show is valuable for robotic integrators. “We’re always making sure we have the best robots out there in the world that have the best options available to make a project successful,” Gressens said. He explained how…

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November 12, 2019, 1:29 PM UTC

Matt Gresens, Sr. District Manager at FANUC America Corporation, joined MarketScale at Fabtech 2019 to talk about why the show is valuable for robotic integrators.

“We’re always making sure we have the best robots out there in the world that have the best options available to make a project successful,” Gressens said.

He explained how shows like Fabtech help companies connect and solve problems together, building symbiotic business relationships that move the industry forward.

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