From production to recycling: How KUKA robots are transforming battery production

From 2035, only zero-emission cars and vans may be newly registered in Europe. It is therefore clear that the future of the automotive industry lies in battery-powered vehicles. But how will the incredible quantities of batteries be produced? And what will happen afterwards?

Jonas Micheler

24 de julho de 2024

Technology

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