Matrix Production: The Production of Tomorrow

At KUKA's factory in Augsburg, Germany, you can experience production of tomorrow, today. In the KUKA SmartProduction Center, the versatile and flexible matrix solution becomes reality. Different products can be manufactured on the same system – customized production is possible.

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[MrTrevorColby]

Как же это Круто, завидую людям занимающимся этим

[jurjenbos]

Basically, it is an FPGA, but a bit bigger, processing objects instead of bits.

[tobiasschafer]

The next step is to break up the concept of a cell as such. Robots could operate in different directions and different pairings. That would reduce the idle time of the robots and the factory floor-space needed.

[Lehlex]

Das Gesamtkonzept grenzt schon an Genialität. Go Kuka!

[robotic]

I agree it is time for the production line to be modernized.

[carlosordaz]

Great fresh concept for the body in white production. But, what about the most expensive part "the paintshop" ? Installing many independent cells for PT, E-Coat, BC, CC, and their ovens/dryers, seal, wax, etc ? I wonder how expensive would be...

[vegafilms]

Wenn man versucht, sowohl den Leuten auf deutsch, als auch auf englisch, zuzuhören und man nicht klar kommt😂😅

[philippm]

impressive concept.
Is this a real production environmentt or a concept showcase?

[kickinbackinOC]

Uber cool!
Most advanced production system I've ever seen.

[dudewaldo]

Very cool idea, can't wait to see it in major action

[haryomukarnadi]

Nice👍..cellular manufacturing isn't it? Robotic with flexibility according to the market..need to change the program to produce different product..are also the equipment (robot) can be modified (i.e. length of arm range)?

[ajpt]

When a particular model is made with a group of robotic arms, the programmer will predetermine for each robotic arm a specific task in isolation from the tasks of other arms without any conflict with each other, witch ensures the complication of the process without any problem .

[andrewkelley]

Have you conceived of a system that can print plastic parts onto parts yet?

[JOchs]

Neu ist die Idee nicht unbedingt, auch wenn das wohl noch keiner mit Roboterzellen gemacht hat.
Der Einsatzbereich dürfte aber sehr schmal sein. Das macht nur bei sehr verschiedenen Produkten und einfachen Prozessschritten Sinn.

[riturajmishra]

I want to get training about this, where should I visit in India for training ?

[robertfoertsch]

Excellent, Added To My Research Library, Sharing Through TheTRUTH Network...

[FilipeSilva]

Not good for logistically restricted production facilites but not a bad concept.

[reyesoliver]

This is the sustituson in the future for human

[bbionic]

Entweder ihr macht es auf deutsch oder auf englisch, aber nicht so. Warum überhaupt nur auf englisch und nicht auch auf chinesisch?

[patrickryan]

It's not far enough. Need to be able to build things locally from easy to aquire materials. OpenSLM is the future this is just a more efficient buggy for the horse.