Carolin Hort Author

...is caught up in the "KUKA spirit". For this reason, she has been working and writing for KUKA for more than ten years. Preferably about solutions that are sometimes solved with unconventional approaches. Because that's exactly what excites her about her job: at KUKA, innovations are made, not just thought up.

Carolin Hort

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Automation possible?

How five students bring a KUKA robot model to life.

Robot Rhapsody: The KUKA playlist for your summer

Looking for the perfect soundtrack for the summer? How about KUKA Robots on your playlist?

Three questions for Prof. Dr. Elisabeth André

In this interview, the top researcher Prof. Dr. Elisabeth André explains what makes artificial intelligence so special and what impact AI will have on our lives in the future.

AI-based process monitoring for friction stir welding

KUKA is working in the KI-Produktionsnetzwerk Augsburg to optimize the joining process with the help of AI.

Artificial Intelligence as all-rounder?

About opportunities and limitations of artificial intelligence

Robotics Park in Shunde

One of three large KUKA subsidiaries in China: Learn more about the Robotics Park in Shunde.

Robotics on the ear: podcasts from the KUKA world

Some of the most exciting podcasts featuring KUKA experts.

Robots in healthcare

Robots assist in surgery and rehabilitation. And they can do even more. We show you examples "from the field".

Artificial intelligence, Iron Man and pushing the limits

Interview with the winners of the KUKA Innovation Award 2023

Augmented reality in education and training at KUKA - Learn to weld virtually

At KUKA, trainees learn welding as early as the first year of their apprenticeship. This includes welding in the virtual world during the four-week advanced training.

"Sustainability is much more than just environmental protection"

Three questions for Kerstin Heinrich, Head of Corporate Sustainability, about sustainability at KUKA.

KUKA Challenge at the SIAM Hackathon 2023

More than one hundred talents met to use mathematics to develop solutions to problems in industry.

Automated modular house construction by KUKA - Houses built in an automated way using the modular construction method

Are you already living or are you still building?

Housing is scarce and expensive. And that's the case all over the world. We need solutions that quickly enable affordable and sustainable housing.

KUKA painting contest for children

Little artists or big engineers? At KUKA's painting competition for European Robotics Week 2022, the youngest robot fans were allowed to combine both.

Yesterday, today was still tomorrow

In the next ten years, more and more people will be working with automation: The future has already begun.

Three things we look forward to in 2023

KUKA is always reinventing itself. So there is never a dull moment. Three highlights that we are particularly looking forward to in 2023.

Two building block robots stand on a table.

I program a robot

Learning to program an industrial robot without an industrial robot? It's possible: With the KUKA simulation software.

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Perspectives through encounter and further training

Robotics course for Ukrainian refugees

Two robot baristas serve coffee, tea or hot chocolate at Legoland® Deutschland.

Robot baristas at LEGOLAND® Deutschland

KUKA robots provide thirsty spooky fans with coffee and hot chocolate during the Halloween weeks at Legoland® Deutschland.

automatica 2022: KUKA shows “product fireworks”

Finally, automatica again! KUKA presents products and solutions that are as powerful as they are easy to use.

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