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Most recent articles relating to KUKA Robotics UK Ltd;

Fast and hygienic delta robot

The KR 3 D1200 is the latest delta robot model from KUKA, which is well-suited to pick-and-place applications with a payload of 3k, but capable of carrying up to 6kg. It is part of the Hygienic Oil (HO) portfolio. With a load of 1kg it can offer a cycle time of less than 0.32 seconds.FULL STORY...

How labour shortages are driving the adoption of robotics in the food industry

The food industry has been experiencing labour shortages in recent years owing to several factors, such as demographic changes, low wages, and a depleted interest in working in the industry. As a result, food manufacturers are turning to automation and robotics to mitigate the impacts of worker shortages. But, to what extent are labour shortages in the food industry encouraging the use of robotics?FULL STORY...

Robotics and automation in the dairy industry

Robot process automation is delivering several advantages across industry. Most notably cost savings and productivity gains, as manufacturers strive to establish competitive advantage. Such returns are being achieved en masse, in what we consider ‘conventional’ manufacturing scenarios. Though as the benefits of automation and robotics come to the fore, their use, within industries away from the conventional, is increasing.FULL STORY...

Robotic solution speeds up cheese stick processing

A fully automated production line employs two hygienic robots to process cheese into sticks and feed them to a packaging machine. This has raised the standard of hygiene – and doubled production capacity for Dutch family company, Vepo Cheese.FULL STORY...

Robotic solution helps create cheese sticks

The Dutch family brand Vepo Cheese relies on a fully automated production line: two KR AGILUS hygiene robots from KUKA process cheese into sticks and feed them to a packaging machine. This has raised the standard of hygiene – and doubled production capacity.FULL STORY...

How the Food & Beverage Industry has a lot to gain from robotics and automation

An industry that has traditionally been reliant upon manual labour to sustain output volumes, the Food & Beverage industry has been slow in adopting robotic technologies. However, as geopolitical fallouts and the after effects of the pandemic test manufacturing resilience, the industry is coming to the realisation that automation technology is an enabler. FULL STORY...

Maintaining productivity in changing times

Suzanne Gill asks why and where engineers working in the food and beverage manufacturing sector should be looking to integrate robotics solutions into their processes. FULL STORY...

A mini automation revolution for the food & beverage sector

UK manufacturing has changed dramatically over the last few years. None more so than in the UK’s food & beverage industry, within which we are seeing a mini ‘Automation revolution’ as the amount of Robots being installed increases exponentially year on year. FULL STORY...

When efficiency is key

Process optimisation lends itself to efficient production methods that are integral within today’s food and beverage manufacturing sector, says Kuka. FULL STORY...

Fragile freight: palletizing chicken eggs with the KR QUANTEC

Farmers all over the world automate egg palletizing with Meggson. This is because the robot-based systems that the Dutch company designs and builds make up to 108,000 eggs per hour ready for travel and protect the health of employees. FULL STORY...

Robotics & automation in the dairy industry

Robot process automation is delivering several advantages across industry. Most notably cost savings and productivity gains, as manufacturers strive to establish competitive advantage. Such returns are being achieved en masse, in what we consider ‘conventional’ manufacturing scenarios. Though as the benefits of automation and robotics come to the fore, their use, within industries away from the conventional, is increasing. FULL STORY...

Effective automation: When efficiency is of the essence

Process optimisation lends itself to efficient production methods that are integral within today’s F&B manufacturing sector. FULL STORY...

Robotic automation can help address the skills gap

An industry such as food & beverage is by default both fast-moving and dynamic, owing to several influencing factors such as consumer demand and dietary trends. The ability to maintain consistency of output is critical. FULL STORY...

Capacity management in the food & beverage industry: The arguments for robotics & automation

There is no escaping the fact that huge gaps have been left along process chains, as a result of BREXIT and the COVID-19 pandemic, across several industry sectors, including the food & beverage industry. The technological solutions that can potentially solve many of the challenges that are perpetually presenting themselves are abundant, though the knowledge of how best to utilise these technologies is still very much at its inception. FULL STORY...

The ultimate in cleanliness: the new KR DELTA robot from KUKA

KUKA is rounding out its portfolio with the compact parallel arm robot and providing a high-performance production assistant at a good price. FULL STORY...

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