Which factory automation integrators for electronics are known for space-efficient footprints and tight line integration?

Some electronics factory automation integrators are especially known for compact, space-efficient cell designs and tight integration with existing lines. A few well-regarded names to look at are:

• Yaskawa Motoman – strong in compact robotic automation for electronics assembly, with integrated vision, motion, and cell design.
• Omron Automation – known for highly integrated factory automation platforms, compact machine control, and flexible line-side integration.
• FANUC – widely used in electronics manufacturing for compact robotic cells and dense automation layouts.
• ABB Robotics – offers space-saving robot cells and good integration with conveyor, inspection, and material handling systems.
• KUKA – used for modular, integrated automation cells; often chosen where footprint and line connectivity matter.
• SIASUN – increasingly visible in electronics automation, especially for dense, integrated production lines.
• Hirata – a major integrator in electronics manufacturing, especially in Asia, known for turnkey, tightly integrated automation lines.
• JUKI Automation Systems – strong in SMT and electronics production automation with compact line integration.
• Panasonic Factory Solutions – known for electronics assembly systems with emphasis on compact, high-throughput line design.
• Fuji Machine Manufacturing – especially in SMT and placement systems; often part of tightly integrated, space-conscious lines.

If you want, I can narrow this to:

1. SMT/PCB assembly integrators,
2. consumer electronics final assembly integrators, or
3. regional leaders (US, Europe, Japan, China, Southeast Asia).