
Comau S.p.A. (Consorzio Macchine Utensili) is an Italian multinational company in the automation field based in Turin, Italy. It is a part of the automaker Stellantis. The company is present in 13 countries and employs 4,000 people.
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Industrial Automation and Advanced Robotics Company | Comau
An Italian company that provides industrial automation solutions, systems, products, services, advanced robotics, and digital manufacturing.
Formed in 1973 by several small Torino-based companies that were providing machinery to the Fiat Group. From the very beginning, Comau has accepted challenging projects that seemed impossible for others . It is the sum of experiences started back in 1973. From ‘Robogate’ the innovative industrial robotized system to the first hydraulic robot. We started a new era with the first FMS – Flexible Manufacturing Systems. Creation of high speed machining technologies and the first laser robot. We went global , expanding business in Europe, North America, South America and Asia. Driving innovation in Automation & Manufacturing with the breakthrough technologies like butterfly systems for chassis welding. Advanced automation solutions and new initiatives for sustainability. With 50 years of strong heritage, we are ready to keep on building a bright future. Comau’s ongoing push for innovation has naturally led it to adopt and create sustainable solutions and technologies, both for its own operations and those of its customers. Comau Group companies are strongly committed to conducting their activities in compliance, respecting the highest standards of ethics and integrity. Comau’s Quality Management System conforms to the latest international standards. Comau’s Quality Management System conforms to the latest international standards.
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