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.

Automated tea preparation and a robot integrated into a school pencil case: Sebastian Siewert and a KUKA robot at "Jugend Forscht"

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

Author Sascha Lobo about artificial intelligence

We all know that greater sustainability is one of the major challenges of our time. But how can a company approach this mammoth topic?

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

The future of medicine: this is the focus of the KUKA Innovation Award '25. We spoke to the finalists.

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

Das Entwicklungs- und Technologiezentrum verwandelte sich in eine Diskussionsplattform rund um Software, Digitalisierung und Künstliche Intelligenz.