Level 5 FANUC Authorized System Integrator
Robotics Integrator for Turnkey Manufacturing Systems
GLOBAL designs, builds, installs and programs robotic cells for manufacturers, and supplies the engineers who keep them running.
- 630+ robots sold, with project work in 22 countries
- Concept, simulation, build, install, commissioning, training
- One partner for the system and the engineers to run it
Level 5 FANUC Authorized System Integrator. 630+ robots sold in 22 countries.
Prefer to talk? Call +1 (810) 877-0329
Tell us about your line
Share a few details and an automation engineer will get back to you about your project.
Why manufacturers choose GLOBAL as their integrator
One partner, start to finish
Layout, design, offline simulation, build, install, programming, commissioning, training and ongoing support from one team.
Level 5 FANUC integrator
We are a Level 5 FANUC Authorized System Integrator and were the largest purchaser of FANUC robots among U.S. integrators in 2025.
Engineers when you need them
Our staffing division places controls engineers, PLC and robot programmers, designers and project managers on contract, contract-to-hire or direct hire.
Fewer surprises at startup
AI-assisted simulation and pre-deployment optimization cut robot programming time from weeks to days, so cells run sooner.
Proven across industries
Automotive and EV, Tier 1 suppliers, heavy equipment, aerospace and defense, appliance and data center infrastructure manufacturers.
Upgrades without a rebuild
We retrofit robots, convert manual stations and support model year changeovers while keeping downtime and capital spend down.
What our robotic system integration covers
We start with your parts, your cycle time and your floor space. Our engineers study the process, run offline simulation, then design the robots, end-of-arm tooling, fixtures, guarding and controls around it. You get a working cell, trained operators and documentation, not just hardware.
Because we also staff manufacturers with automation engineers, we can support the line long after launch, or drop engineers into your plant for a launch, changeover or capacity expansion.
- Robotic welding: spot and arc, multi-robot coordinated cells, fixtures, servo positioning, weld verification
- Robotic paint and coating: basecoat, topcoat and clearcoat, powder coating, gelcoat, with film build control to plus or minus 1 micron
- Robotic dispensing and sealing: seam sealer, structural adhesive, PurFoam, cavity wax, anti-chip tape, PVC underbody, bed liner
- Robotic material handling: pick-and-place, palletizing and depalletizing, racking and de-racking, camera-guided random bin picking
- Machine tending: CNC loading, press tending, injection molding, multi-machine and collaborative cells
- Robotic assembly: component insertion, nut running, precision fastening, test stations and torque traceability
- Machine vision and AI guidance: part location, inspection, moving-part tracking and real-time bead validation
- Controls engineering, PLC integration, SCADA and IoT connectivity, plus offline programming and simulation
What happens after you submit
We review your process
An automation engineer looks at your parts, volumes, cycle time and plant constraints, then follows up with questions.
We scope a concept
You get a conceptual system design with cycle time analysis and an ROI view, so you can judge the project before you commit.
We quote and build
Once the scope is set, we handle design, build, installation, programming, commissioning, training and support.
Frequently asked questions
What does a robotics integrator actually do?
We take a manufacturing problem and deliver a working robotic cell. That covers process study, offline simulation, robot selection, end-of-arm tooling, fixtures, controls and PLC integration, safety guarding, build, installation, programming, commissioning, operator training and documentation.
How is a robotic system priced?
Cost depends on scope: the number of robots, the tooling and fixtures, vision, guarding, controls and the cycle time you need. We do not publish prices. A feasibility study with cycle time and ROI analysis gives you the scope, timeline and capital picture before you commit.
Which robot brand do you use?
We primarily integrate FANUC robots. GLOBAL is a Level 5 FANUC Authorized System Integrator and was the largest purchaser of FANUC robots among U.S. integrators in 2025.
Where do you work?
Our headquarters is in Auburn Hills, Michigan, and North America is our main market, including the US manufacturing belt, Ontario and Mexico. We have offices in 4 countries and have completed projects in 22 countries.
Can you upgrade our existing line instead of building new?
Yes. We retrofit robots, integrate new equipment, convert manual operations to automated ones and support new product launches, model year changeovers and capacity expansions with an eye on minimizing downtime.
Can you supply engineers instead of a full system?
Yes. Our staffing division places controls engineers, PLC and robot programmers, robotics technicians, electrical and mechanical designers, commissioning and installation engineers and project managers on contract, contract-to-hire or direct hire.
Get a robotics integrator on your project
Tell us about the parts, the process and the line. An automation engineer will review it and come back with a path forward.
- 630+ robots sold, with project work in 22 countries
- Concept, simulation, build, install, commissioning, training
- One partner for the system and the engineers to run it
Prefer to talk? Call +1 (810) 877-0329