Automation solutions for industrial robots! Direct operation and programming from NC control devices! [Exhibited at JIMTOF 2014]
KUKA.mxAutomation allows you to program and operate robots using the same software tools as machine tools. The robot's motion processes can be perfectly programmed using SIEMENS' CNC device "SIMUMERIK." This means that no special knowledge is required for robot programming and operation, and users do not need to worry about the differences between machine control and robot control backgrounds. By overcoming the language barrier between robots and machine tools, and being able to operate equipment including robots from the machine tool's control panel, automation becomes easier. *For more details, please contact us. ★Exhibiting at JIMTOF2014! We will have a live demonstration of the robot!★ KUKA Booth: East Hall 1 E1021 *Live demonstrations of the robot will also be held at the SIEMENS booth (Booth No: E5028) and the Zenetek booth (Booth No: E5025). We would be grateful if you could visit us, see, and experience it. Please feel free to ask KUKA staff at the booth.
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KUKA has created a completely new form of robot. At JIMTOF2014 (October 28 - November 4 at Big Sight), we will demonstrate for the first time in Japan how to directly operate and program robots using the SIEMENS NC control device 840d. This will greatly expand the scope of automation for our users. - Automation of machine tools and other equipment - Easy and reassuring even for first-time robot users, with improved maintainability - Additional processing (deburring, chamfering, polishing, etc.) and quality checks can be performed simultaneously while the machine is operating. This will enable improvements in operational rates, quality, and yield. At the same JIMTOF venue, SIEMENS (booth number: E5028) and Genetec (booth number: E5025) will also showcase actual robots. We would be delighted if you could visit us and experience it for yourself. Please feel free to approach the KUKA staff at our booth. We look forward to seeing you there. KUKA booth: East Hall 1, E1021 If you need an invitation, please contact us.
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KUKA has created a completely new form of robot. At JIMTOF 2014 (October 28 - November 4 at Big Sight), we will demonstrate for the first time in Japan how to directly operate and program robots using the SIEMENS NC control device 840d. This will greatly expand the scope of automation for our users. - Automation of machine tools and more - Easy and reassuring for first-time robot users, with improved maintainability - Additional processing (deburring, chamfering, polishing, etc.) and quality checks can be performed simultaneously while the machine is running. This will enable improvements in operational rates, quality, and yield. At the same JIMTOF venue, SIEMENS (booth number: E5028) and Genetec (booth number: E5025) will also showcase actual robots. We would be delighted if you could come by, see, and experience it for yourself. Please feel free to approach KUKA staff at our booth. We look forward to seeing you there. KUKA booth: East Hall 1, E1021 If you need an invitation, please 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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