Integrated robots, AMRs, and software enable flexible, hygienic, and end-to-end packaging automation across food and consumer goods applications.

Clevertech and KUKA deliver a 1,200-cans-per-minute system using hybrid vacuum-mechanical gripping for stable, energy-efficient pet food handling.

With the KMR iisy CR, KUKA offers a versatile autonomous mobile robot as a variant for intelligent use in cleanrooms for the 11- and 15-kilogram payload categories.

The world's first AI-powered robotic restaurant uses a robotic arm, machine vision, and real-time adaptation to manage six orders simultaneously and ensure efficiency.

Four-axis robots handle 60 kg payload and can reach of up to 1.2 meters, suitable for multiple electronic applications.

Grind coffee to the gram: The new LIGRE brand is conquering the consumer sector with this function, which was previously reserved for expensive catering machines.

The food, pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries impose special requirements on robotics. The new KUKA “Hygienic Oil” (HO) portfolio and “Hygienic Machine” (HM) variants are designed to avoid potential contamination and comply with the highest hygiene requirements.

Small and medium-sized companies are benefiting more and more from automa-tion. A "hidden champion" from Lower Bavaria in Germany now relies on a robotic cell from KUKA for welding fans for drying systems. The workforce first had to be convinced to use the new technology.

Leveraging the potential of artificial intelligence: This is the goal of a cooperation of ten partners initiated by Fraunhofer IOSB-INA.