KUKA omniMove at Siemens plant Krefeld

At the Siemens plant in Krefeld, Germany, the KUKA omniMove is moving railcar bodies crossways, enabling continuous production
+ loading capacity 56 tons
+ usable for all projects
+ process time maximum 15 min.
+ reduction of required hours
+ 50% reduction of cycle times

[kummer]

Germany MUST own back this industry. It's the SPIRIT of Germany what they represent. THIS IS their legacy. Germany is always on my heart as one of the strongest heralds of robotics, industry mechatronics and the most accurate discipline of precision and exactness.

[MrAbeAllen]

at Boeing on the 787 line, they made it a moving line, so a lot of the equipment and plane parts are moved around on movers like this. very cool.

[NarsisTPK]

Okay, kuka, you.re the best in this.

[laurentien]

These are the colours of the new Eurostars.

[tomaspocius]

Germans are the Congratulations from Lithuania.

[aggabus]

Why the move.. Service
Build moverail show?

[enchibla]

are multiple of them controllable as one unit/ one big vehicle ?

[ndrsg]

I am studying Automation Engineering as an Ordinary Degree Level 7... I want to do the Level 8 in the same college and keep a career on Automation in general, but the college where i study have level 8 degrees in Controls & Automation, and Manufacturing & Design Engineering... so which would be better to work on this field of robots such as KAKA does?

[AriSaint]

China la pretensión tecnológica. Alemania la realidad