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When decision-makers from all over Europe flock to the leading metalworking trade fair AMB from September 10 to 14, 2024, KUKA will be right in the middle of it all. True to our motto "Industrial Intelligence_your World of Automation", we will be demonstrating at the trade fair in Stuttgart how easy it is to integrate robots with our KUKA.PLC mxAutomation software, and how mobile robotics keeps things moving. You can also see how our complete solutions automate and optimize the entire machine tool production process.
Your order volume would allow for a higher turnover, but you lack the manpower? At stand C71 in hall 6, we will be demonstrating how automation can reduce the workload along the entire process: During pallet loading and unloading, transport to the processing machine, processing and deburring.
In the Mobility Area, KUKA and partners will be demonstrating how the interaction between robotics and machine tools is advancing metalworking. On the compact KR IONTEC 50, WMS-Engineering GmbH will be demonstrating the automated deburring of components, while the MAIROFlex CYBERTECH from MAIROTEC makes no secret of the fact that it is the multifunctional robot. In addition to quality control, it masters bin picking with its usual high level of performance. To do this, the robot picks components from a box in order to feed them for further processing.
In cooperation with BEC GmbH trade fair visitors can experience the automatic tool change on the KMR iisy. Another transport professional will be on site: the KMP 1500P, an autonomous mobile platform, reliably transports material from A to B. And best of all, every KUKA robotic solution is easy to use – i.e. quick and simple to implement in different production environments. This is ensured by the KUKA.PLC mxAutomation interface. For example, HEIDENHAIN, a manufacturer of measurement and control technology based in Traunreut, has connected it to the software interface of its TNC7 CNC controller. “This makes it much easier to operate the robot. It is now possible to manually control both the robot and the machine tool on a single piece of hardware,” says HEIDENHAIN.
At this year's AMB, KUKA will be demonstrating how robotics can be used to optimize the entire production process of machine tools. Robot integration is particularly fast and easy with our software. We will also show you how our autonomous mobile platforms take over the automated transport of parts. Join us on a journey into the robotic world of metalworking!
