KUKA Robot Industrial Automation of production

KUKA is a German robotics and automation company, founded in 1898, known for developing the first industrial robot in 1973 and manufacturing its signature orange robots for various industries, especially automotive. The company provides robots for tasks like welding, assembly, material handling, and palletizing, utilizing German engineering for high-quality, innovative solutions and supporting industries worldwide through its global presence and expertise in automation. 
Key aspects of KUKA

• #HomeofRobotik:
  KUKA positions itself as the "Home of Robotics," emphasizing its pioneering role in industrial robotics and commitment to German engineering standards. 
• History:
  Founded as a lighting and welding technology company, KUKA expanded into the robot industry in 1973 with the development of the Famulus, the first robot with six electric motor axes. 
• Products:
  KUKA offers a wide range of industrial robots, mobile platforms, and collaborative robots (cobots) designed for diverse applications and industries. 
• Applications:
  Their robots are used in various tasks, including: 
  • Welding
  • Assembly and mounting
  • Material handling
  • Palletizing
  • Painting and coating
  • Machine tending
• Industries:
  Key sectors using KUKA robots include: 
  • Automotive
  • Aerospace
  • Foundries
  • Food processing
  • General manufacturing
• Innovation:
  KUKA focuses on innovative engineering, high product quality, and reliable service to drive automation and contribute to the future of work. 
• Global Presence:
  While headquartered in Germany, KUKA has a global presence, supporting customers and system integrators worldwide in various applications.