Robocoaster is part of the KUKA robot family

As a robotics pioneer, the KUKA Robot Group is one of the leading suppliers of industrial robotics. KUKA today offers a uniquely wide range of industrial robots and robot systems, to which the Robocoaster also belongs. The Robocoaster operates with a service-proven PC-based control platform. This PC-based robot controller (KR C) means that you benefit from all the advantages of PC technology, such as remote diagnosis, Microsoft Windows interface, field bus, Soft PLC, OPC Server and much more.

Prime venues for use of the Robocoaster include theme parks, science centers, shopping malls, family entertainment centers (FEC), amusement parks and leisure parks.

KUKA's Robocoaster product portfolio is characterized by an integrated system philosophy, top safety and reliability, a uniform look and feel, common operator control devices, and consistent maintenance and upgrade concepts. Furthermore, our international network of qualified system partners and system builders guarantees a Robocoaster solution that is exactly tailored to your requirements. We offer practical assistance in the implementation of your Robocoaster projects. Contact us.

| KUKA in the movies

Action-packed thrillers, fascinating mystery

KUKA robots are often on the set when Hollywood action is in full swing. And that's no coincidence, as they have all the right looks for fantastic scenes with thrilling suspense. In the blockbuster "James Bond - Die another day", KUKA robots place the shapely Halle Berry in jeopardy with their laser tools. A clear case for Pierce Brosnan in the role of James Bond. In "Tomb Raider – The Cradle of Life", KUKA robots attempt to decypher a mysterious orb which is said to reveal the whereabouts of Pandora's Box.

The film "Thunderbirds" ventures a look into the future, with KUKA robots repairing broken-down spaceships at a space station. The mystery genre, too, has engaged the services of a KUKA robot as an actor: in "The Da Vinci Code", it removes the cryptex from the vault of a Zurich bank. KUKA robots and the film industry: here the motto is "To Be Continued..."