A cart for transporting heavy objects that allows for skilled maneuvering in confined spaces. Easier than ever before. Capable of moving to the right location with pinpoint accuracy.
If you are looking for a mobile platform system, there is no need to consider anything other than the KUKA omniMove(R)! You can move lift platforms, mobile test stands, and transport systems to the right place with pinpoint accuracy more easily than ever before. The omniMove(R) wheels consist of eight non-driven special shape rollers, each mounted between two stable, similar rims. This allows you to start moving in any direction from a standstill. Furthermore, the maneuverability of the platform is comparable to that of a hovercraft, allowing free movement in all directions. For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
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【Features of omniMove(R) Wheel】 ○ The design is based on 25 years of engineering experience. ○ The omniMove(R) wheel has reduced production costs. ○ The highly stable rim mounted on the outside prevents damage. ○ Maintenance and repairs have been significantly simplified. ● For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
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KUKA Japan Co., Ltd. was established on July 24, 2007, as a wholly-owned subsidiary of KUKA Deutschland GmbH, a globally renowned industrial robot manufacturer. KUKA pioneered the development of PC-based controllers, achieving simplification of system integration and smooth communication with peripheral systems based on the Windows platform. By utilizing various materials, KUKA's robots maintain high precision and rigidity, optimizing productivity and repetitive work processes in manufacturing environments. KUKA Robotics Japan Co., Ltd. provides high-performance robots and software manufactured by KUKA in Germany to a wide range of customers in Japan.
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