Next era of simulation-controlled automation
Together with Visual Components, the KUKA Group is advancing the development of simulation-controlled solutions – from planning to virtual commissioning to operation. The goal is to optimize processes early, reduce risks, and significantly accelerate the implementation of complex automation projects.
Industrial robots with 600° rotation angle
The new rotary module from igus simplifies the energy supply at the first and last axis of an industrial robot – completely without gutter systems and with reduced installation effort
GROB presents COSERA at the in-house exhibition
On the occasion of the 100th company anniversary, GROB sets a significant milestone in digital manufacturing.
Friedrich Merz visits Agile Robots in Hanover
Humanoid Agile ONE makes Physical AI tangible at the Hannover Messe 2026. Agile Robots brings the factory of the future to life with live demos and shows how Physical AI transforms industrial production.
Cobot welding without robotics expertise
Fraunhofer IPA wins the 'euRobotics Technology Transfer Award' with Trumpf and Lorch
Physical AI Changes Global Manufacturing
The KUKA Group is driving the transition to 'Automation 2.0'. At the NVIDIA GTC, the company presents KUKA AMP and demonstrates how Physical AI expands industrial automation.
Robots for heavy-duty automation
With the KR TITAN ultra, KUKA expands its portfolio for demanding heavy-duty applications.
5-Finger Gripper for Industrial Applications
SCHUNK Founds Tech Spin-off for Humanoid Robot Hands
Increased efficiency through automated welding robots
The TAWERS G4 welding robot system automates manual welding processes at Stadler with higher axis speeds and optimized processing performance. This reduced cycle times and increased productivity.
Ready around the clock with mobile robotics
KRONE has optimized the supply of its welding robots in truck trailer manufacturing with connected and autonomous mobile robots.