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Fanuc supports innovation in the North and Scotland

Posted on 15 Apr 2025. Edited by: John Hunter. Read 641 times.
Fanuc supports innovation in the North and ScotlandFanuc UK has doubled down on its commitment to support innovation in manufacturing with the appointment of a dedicated business development manager for the North of England and Scotland. Tony Bentham will play a key role in helping businesses and academic institutions around the region to embrace cutting edge robotics to enhance their productivity, sustainability and profitability.

With more than 36 years’ experience at Fanuc UK specialising in robotics and customer service, Mr Bentham brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his new role. His insights from over three decades at the forefront of industrial automation will be invaluable in helping businesses across the region to maximise their potential and future-proof their operations in the face of challenges such as rising energy bills, labour shortages and increasing competition from overseas.

He will support manufacturers, engineering firms, academic institutions, and industry leaders to leverage smart automation solutions to drive innovation, R&D and competitive growth across the North of England and throughout Scotland.

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Mr Bentham added: “The need for automation is more crucial than ever, yet some businesses across the North of England and Scotland still lack a clear understanding of the key benefits and potential returns of robotics. Equally, there are other organisations that have already begun to embrace automation in their facilities, but require expert guidance to take the next step to enable them to realise its full benefits.

“Having a trusted local specialist on hand will serve to bridge this gap, helping firms to not only maximise their existing automation potential but also understand how new technologies can enhance their capabilities even further.”

Manufacturers and academic institution in the North of England and Scotland keen to find out how automation can future-proof their operations, are invited to contact to arrange for him to visit.