automatica 2022: KUKA shows “product fireworks”

Carolin Hort

23 June 2022

Society

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Finally, automatica again! KUKA presents products and solutions that are as powerful as they are easy to use. From new robots to the digital twin, KUKA is finally back live on site and in person. Take a walk with us around the booth:

From June 21 to 24, the focus in Munich will be on “automation for everyone” – from SMEs to food companies, from cleanrooms to microchip production.

The final touches before the start of automatica: KUKA ignites a product fireworks display that has the right technology for every industry.

Finally, a trade show again: automatica in Munich is traditionally a home game for KUKAns.

During the visit of the Bavarian Minister of Economic Affairs, Hubert Aiwanger, to the KUKA booth, the focus was on automation for SMEs and the latest trends in our industry – demonstrated in concrete terms by the new KUKA Cobot LBR iisy.

Configuration and programming within a few minutes: Long-time brand ambassador and table tennis star Timo Boll was also impressed by the Cobot LBR iisy, the first of its kind to run on the basis of the new iiQKA.OS operating system.

KUKA is placing a special focus on Digital Transformation, paving the way to the “Digital Factory”. Together with our IoT specialist Device Insight, we will present the jointly developed iiQoT platform, which maximizes the uptime of the KUKA robot fleet, and also show how we are driving automation with the help of IoT and Industrial IoT.

KUKA meets the enormous demand for automation with suitable products and its own portfolios for industries such as electronics and consumer goods, as well as automation solutions for electromobility. KUKA thus has one of the broadest portfolios on the market.

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