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Fourth Industrial Revolution NEW YORK, April 16, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Viam, the open source platform for smart machines, is pleased to announce a new partnership with KUKA, the leading global supplier of intelligent robot-based solutions. The partnership enables streamlined deployment and integration of the Viam software platform with KUKA robotic arms through a flexible and powerful public driver, now available in the Viam Modular Registry. The collaboration brings Viam's modern capabilities in machine interoperability, code deployment, and data analytics to KUKA's best-in-class equipment, giving automation experts and systems integrators a powerful new way to help their customers build a competitive advantage.
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- The partnership will debut at KUKA Connexions 2024 with the offering of a new Viam driver for KUKA robotic arms.
- NEW YORK, April 16, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Viam , the open source platform for smart machines, is pleased to announce a new partnership with KUKA , the leading global supplier of intelligent robot-based solutions.
- The partnership enables streamlined deployment and integration of the Viam software platform with KUKA robotic arms through a flexible and powerful public driver, now available in the Viam Modular Registry .
- With this new partnership, Viam and KUKA are helping manufacturers, innovation teams, and machine operators drive business efficiencies, advance smart automation, and broaden the reach and accessibility of working with KUKA robotic arms.
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Monday, September 11, 2023
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Inconel Machina Labs today announced general availability of the Machina Deployable System, a commercially available portable robotic system that digitally forms and cuts custom composite and metal parts.
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- Machina Labs today announced general availability of the Machina Deployable System, a commercially available portable robotic system that digitally forms and cuts custom composite and metal parts.
- The Machina Deployable System will make its public debut at FABTECH from September 11-14 in Chicago.
- The Machina Deployable System consists of a portable platform, two 7-axis robotic arms, tool-changing corral, configurable frame, along with AI-driven process controls.
- We are excited to host the debut of the Machina Deployable System at the KUKA booth B27051 during this year’s FABTECH.”
The Machina Deployable System will be on display for the first time at FABTECH from September 11-14, 2023 in KUKA’s booth (B27051).
As the first robotic component certified for medical product integration worldwide, the LBR Med is strategically positioned to dominate the medical robotics market.
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- As the first robotic component certified for medical product integration worldwide, the LBR Med is strategically positioned to dominate the medical robotics market.
- The company's strong reputation in the industrial sector drives its brand in the medical robotics sector.
- KUKA operates in over 40 countries globally, employs 14,000 employees, and has nearly two decades of experience in medical applications with almost 2,000 systems integrated.
- This enables KUKA to address the full range of medical applications, including patient positioning (BEC, Optivus, Accuray), imaging (Siemens), and cancer treatment (Accuray)."
As the first robotic component certified for medical product integration worldwide, the LBR Med is strategically positioned to dominate the medical robotics market.
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- As the first robotic component certified for medical product integration worldwide, the LBR Med is strategically positioned to dominate the medical robotics market.
- The company's strong reputation in the industrial sector drives its brand in the medical robotics sector.
- KUKA operates in over 40 countries globally, employs 14,000 employees, and has nearly two decades of experience in medical applications with almost 2,000 systems integrated.
- This enables KUKA to address the full range of medical applications, including patient positioning (BEC, Optivus, Accuray), imaging (Siemens), and cancer treatment (Accuray)."
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Economic sectors KUKA , an intelligent automation solutions global supplier, will be demonstrating and presenting on how collaborative robots can serve as a developmental platform for new healthcare applications at the Healthcare Robotics Engineering Forum (HREF) from Dec. 9-10.
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- KUKA , an intelligent automation solutions global supplier, will be demonstrating and presenting on how collaborative robots can serve as a developmental platform for new healthcare applications at the Healthcare Robotics Engineering Forum (HREF) from Dec. 9-10.
- The event brings together engineers, engineering management and business professionals to connect and learn about improving processes for designing, developing and manufacturing future healthcare robotics solutions.
- Additionally, unlike other robot manufacturers, KUKA has a dedicated team with extensive experience in healthcare and supporting initiatives like FDA clearance .
- As an example of collaborative robots supporting new healthcare application development, KUKA will demonstrate its LBR Med robot at Booth #300.
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Monday, November 11, 2019
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KUKA Systems KUKA , an intelligent automation solutions global supplier, will be presenting and exhibiting at FABTECH 2019 from November 11-14, 2019.
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- KUKA , an intelligent automation solutions global supplier, will be presenting and exhibiting at FABTECH 2019 from November 11-14, 2019.
- At the event, KUKA will be demonstrating the ready2_grind solution alongside its partner 3M at booth #B33045.
- Ready2_grind is an automated grinding solution that perfectly combines the precision of a KUKA robot with 3M grinding tool, abrasives and process expertise.
- Trained 3M and KUKA system integrators will also be available to support implementation and deployment.
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Wednesday, October 23, 2019
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Applied sciences KUKA Robotics , an intelligent automation solutions global supplier, will be presenting on robotic radio-surgical systems and exhibiting at the Medical Design & Manufacturing Midwest Show (MD&M Midwest) in Minneapolis from Oct. 23-24.
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- KUKA Robotics , an intelligent automation solutions global supplier, will be presenting on robotic radio-surgical systems and exhibiting at the Medical Design & Manufacturing Midwest Show (MD&M Midwest) in Minneapolis from Oct. 23-24.
- While at the event, KUKA will be demonstrating its LBR iiwa the worlds first human-robot-collaboration-compatible robot at booth #528.
- On-site experts will be available to showcase the benefits of the LBR iiwa through a hand-guiding demonstration that will allow attendees to trace a pattern to teach the LBR iiwa robot a particular movement.
- The system uses a KUKA robot to provide patients with novel 3D directional intraoperative and Brachytherapy at a tumor site.
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Tuesday, October 22, 2019
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Industrial organization At the event, Scott Flood, Vice President of Sales USA at KUKA, will give his presentation You Can Get a Robot to Do That.
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- At the event, Scott Flood, Vice President of Sales USA at KUKA, will give his presentation You Can Get a Robot to Do That.
- Flood will discuss how manufacturers can use robots for individual process automation when fully automated processes no longer provide economic benefit to a company.
- The presentation will take place on Tuesday, Oct. 22 at 1:35 p.m. as part of the workshop track "Transitioning from Manual to Automated Assembly.
- KUKA.SafeOperation and KUKA AGILUS: During this demonstration, a KUKA AGILUS robot will interact with KUKA.SafeOperation, which defines and monitors workspaces and protected spaces on a factory floor.
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Monday, September 30, 2019
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Mechanical engineering Representatives from KUKA will be on-site to assist with demonstrations, answer questions and explain the benefits of these solutions.
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- Representatives from KUKA will be on-site to assist with demonstrations, answer questions and explain the benefits of these solutions.
- This robot uses enhanced oil for a longer lifespan and has leaner interference contours and is faster and more precise.
- The KR QUANTEC series is the worlds first industrial robot range to have digital motion modes which ensures optimal robot motion for specific applications.
- CMTS brings together the top global leaders in automation, and were honored to be one of them, said Ed Manera, General Manager of KUKA Robotics Canada.
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Monday, September 30, 2019
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Business KUKA Robotics Canada Ltd. , an intelligent automation solutions global supplier, will be exhibiting and presenting on mobile robotics safety measures at the Canadian Manufacturing Technology Show (CMTS) in Ontario from Sept. 30 to Oct. 3.
Key Points:
- KUKA Robotics Canada Ltd. , an intelligent automation solutions global supplier, will be exhibiting and presenting on mobile robotics safety measures at the Canadian Manufacturing Technology Show (CMTS) in Ontario from Sept. 30 to Oct. 3.
- Representatives from KUKA will be on-site to assist with demonstrations, answer questions and explain the benefits of these solutions.
- The KR QUANTEC series is the worlds first industrial robot range to have digital motion modes which ensures optimal robot motion for specific applications.
- CMTS brings together the top global leaders in automation, and were honored to be one of them, said Ed Manera, General Manager of KUKA Robotics Canada.
