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Automation solutions from KUKA

For many years, KUKA has been solving the problems of its customers, and ensuring their success, with efficient, state-of-the-art automation solutions. You will find an overview of customer projects from all KUKA divisions. Search for solutions in your industry or for similar problems and get in touch with KUKA helping its customers to move forward.

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A robot cleans surgical instruments

In the dental practice, a robot takes care of sterilizing medical tools and drills.

Industrial battery disassembly makes electric cars even more sustainable

In the “DeMoBat” project, Fraunhofer IPA developed a solution for automated battery disassembly.

3D metal printing without supporting structures

A laser cell for the additive manufacturing of metal enables the material-friendly production of complex metal parts.

Food palletizing: Robots stack insects

ENORM Biofactory uses the precision of KUKA Hygienic Oil robots when palletizing insect crates in order to produce a climate-friendly source of protein.

Palletizer for chicken eggs

More and more layer poultry farms are turning to automation with the Dutch company Meggson. A KR QUANTEC robot palletizes up to 108,000 eggs per hour.

LBR iisy cobot in quality assurance

The collaborative robot LBR iisy supports the employees at Gronbach with efficient quality control of a new type of coffee grinder.

Robotic surgery

Non-contact robot-guided laser ablation in bone surgery makes extremely precise incisions with any pattern possible with the support of the LBR Med.

Tumor treatment with the radiotherapy robot

The robot-assisted Morpheus? medical device enables pinpoint irradiation of tumors in the body and thus allows for the protection of surrounding healthy tissue.

Radiotherapy robot Morpheus from Empyrean Medical Systems

Robot-based machine tool automation

At KUKA in Augsburg, robots in component machining demonstrate what future-oriented manufacturing with elements of Industrie 4.0 can look like.

Intelligently programmed robots assemble supercomputers

At the integrator Schnaithmann, seven KR AGILUS robots work hand in hand according to the Chaku-Chaku principle.

LBR iiwa assists in body-in-white production

The cobot applies sealants in body-in-white production at the Ford plant in Cologne, supporting the employees in their work processes.

Automated assembly of battery bursting discs

The KR AGILUS is used in the challenging, highly synchronized production of safety valves.