KUKA ships its cobots and small robots to customers all over the world. How can this be made more environmentally friendly?

Whether it is concepts for plants, medical systems or robot-based automation: Exciting customer examples from the KUKA Group.

How can working with cobots be made as easy and intuitive as possible? Researchers in the OPERA research project are developing innovative ideas to address this issue.

KUKA ships its robots to customers all over the world. They have to be packed so that they arrive safely at the production halls. How can this be made more environmentally friendly?

With the new digital division, KUKA is taking important steps towards digitalisation as an internationally operating group.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank some of them. To those shown here, those not shown and the silent heroes of everyday life.

Energy consumption is crucial to the carbon footprint of components. How connecting machines and robots helps to create more energy-efficient production.

Karlsruher Institute of Technology (KIT) uses together with BENTELER Automobiltechnik modern factory planning software from Visual Components to develop innovative production technologies.

3 Questions to Hendrik Nieweg, Device Insight

The KUKA Group looks back on a year of highlights and challenges. Join us for a trip to the most important milestones.

What does a modern Santa Claus look like? And how do the presents get under the tree in our automated times? Christmas stimulates the imagination of children and adults with colourful stories – a clea

How can KUKA contribute to a circular economy? Katrin Schmidt and her team have the answer: using robots for a second and third life cycle and reusing components. The advantages for the environment an