Top Industrial Automation Companies in the US

GLOBAL delivers integrated automation rather than standalone machines: robots, end-of-arm tooling, fixtures, safety guarding, PLC and HMI controls, machine vision where it adds value, and the programming that coordinates them. Every solution is engineered around part geometry, cycle time, floor space, and quality targets. Manufacturers receive a validated, documented system with training built into the handoff.

GLOBAL serves North American OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and industrial producers across automotive, EV, aerospace, heavy equipment, appliance, and consumer-products manufacturing. The team draws on cross-industry experience so approaches proven in high-volume automotive work can inform lower-volume or mixed-model lines. Typical applications span machine tending, welding, dispensing, assembly, and material handling.

Projects generally progress from process study and feasibility to concept design, simulation, build, factory acceptance testing, installation, and on-site run-off. Simulation is used early to confirm reach, timing, and layout before fabrication. Clear checkpoints at each stage keep scope, risk, and readiness visible before the system reaches the plant floor.

Systems are engineered around the PLC and HMI platforms a plant already supports, so maintenance and controls staff are not forced onto unfamiliar tools. GLOBAL is a FANUC Level 5 integrator and commonly builds on FANUC robots, while treating specific vision or controls brands as customer-driven choices. The priority is a solution the in-house team can sustain.

Retrofits fit lines that are structurally sound but need more capability, such as an added robot, new tooling, vision, or updated controls for a model changeover. A new system is warranted when capacity, safety, or flexibility goals exceed what the existing layout allows. GLOBAL evaluates installed assets and constraints before recommending a path that limits unnecessary capital and downtime.

Yes. Post-launch support covers optimization, maintenance guidance, spare-parts planning, and help with future model changes. Through its technical staffing division, GLOBAL can also place controls engineers, programmers, and technicians on contract, contract-to-hire, or direct-placement terms. Maintenance is planned around scheduled windows to keep production predictable.

Manufacturers can start with a conversation about their process and goals, with no defined project required. GLOBAL often follows with a feasibility study that identifies viable opportunities, sketches a conceptual system, and frames the implementation considerations. This helps a team compare practical options before committing capital.