Making a virtue out of necessity: That is the philosophy of Italian dentist and entrepreneur Giorgio Castagno. In his practice, a KUKA robot cleans dental instruments – saving time and money and reducing the workload of the entire practice team.

KUKA expands its range of autonomous mobile robots (AMR) with the KMR iisy mobile cobot and KMP 1500P mobile platform.

Under the motto "Keep on Moving", KUKA will demonstrate in Munich from June 27 to 30 how robots and system concepts are evolving to leave a lasting mark on a changing world.

By bringing production back to Germany, the plant saves thousands of transportation kilometers, addresses skilled labor shortages, and fulfills new customer orders.

The new round of the KUKA Innovation Award calls for creativity in robotics for the skilled trades. The best teams can implement their ideas with a KUKA robot, present them at a large trade show and win €20,000 at the end. Apply now!.

Automation for low-emission mo- bility: At ZF Gusstechnologie GmbH in Nuremberg, 36 KR IONTECs will soon begin their work. They will handle castings for plug-in hybrid transmissions.

KUKA has won the German Innovation Award for its new iiQKA robot operating system and ecosystem. iiQKA was developed to make the user experience as intuitive, powerful, fast and scalable as possible.

At the International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) from May 23-27, KUKA demonstrates how robotics can be used to accomplish unique medical tasks. New technologies such as sensitive robotics are opening up new possibilities, particularly in medicine, for treating patients more gently, more precisely and thus more effectively.

The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly changed our daily lives. Diagnostic testing remains critical for containment. So are Ellume's tests. The Australian diagnostics company is expanding its automated produc- tion with 144 KUKA robots, which will be used in a total of 27 state-of-the-art assembly lines.

The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly changed our daily lives. Diagnostic testing remains critical for containment. So are Ellume's tests. The Australian diagnostics company is expanding its automated production with 144 KUKA robots, which will be used in a total of 27 state-of-the-art assembly lines.