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KUKA
New· 4KUKA builds industrial robots, production machines and system integration for manufacturers, including food processing plants.
- Industrial Robots
- Machine Vision
- Autonomous Mobile Robots
- Germany
- +1 more
TrustList summary
KUKA is a robotics and automation company based in Augsburg, Germany. It offers industrial robots in a range of versions with different load capacities and working ranges, along with production machines and complete automation systems. Its system integration specialists build everything from a single production cell to a full production system, including solutions for the food industry.
Robots and production systems
- Industrial robots: a range of models with different load capacities and reach, available in several size classes.
- Production machines: standardised systems and components combined into customised production processes.
- System integration: delivery from individual production cells through to complete production systems, handled by dedicated Industries and Systems departments.
- Vision and mobility: iiQKA.AI Vision for industrial image processing, plus an AMR fleet calculator that matches mobile robots to a site's requirements.
Service and support
KUKA offers spare parts recommendations for robot fleets, which the site presents as a way to avoid production stops. Customers can call a hotline, request staff training or book service on site. The download centre holds brochures, CAD data and certificates, and the company also runs a database of automation solutions. The site highlights case studies, customer projects, international partners and a technical article on friction stir welding for battery housings. KUKA states that it is represented worldwide at specialist events, trade shows and conferences.
Key facts
- Based in: Augsburg, Germany
- Products: industrial robots, production machines, iiQKA.AI Vision
- Markets: manufacturing industries including food processing, with representation worldwide
Summary written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.
Categories & features
- Industrial Robots
- Machine Vision
- Autonomous Mobile Robots
- Germany
- Augsburg
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