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Heli Trainer sets new standards in pilot training
(20. Mai 2010) On the occasion of the ILA, the world’s leading air trade show, Heli Aviation GmbH together with KUKA Roboter GmbH and the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics will be presenting a concept study for a new helicopter flight trainer. From 8 to 13 June 2010, the first development phase will be unveiled to the public at the exhibition ground of Berlin-Schoenefeld Airport, Hall 1, Stand 127.
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The KUKA RoboSim 4-D Simulator is Part of the Equation in the Sum of all Thrills™
(11. Mrz 2010) KUKA Robotics Corporation’s RoboSim 4-D Simulator is a key element in the new theme park experience that allows guests to custom-design their own thrill ride using mathematical tools, an innovative touch-screen table and a robotic simulator. As the first ride to be located within INNOVENTIONS at Epcot® at the Walt Disney World® Resort, Sum of all Thrills™ is the latest example of Raytheon's innovative approach to help educate and inspire young students about the power of math, science and math-related activities.
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“Fast and Furious KUKA Robocoaster”
(02. Sep 2009) KUKA Robocoaster has enjoyed success as the world’s first and only robot licensed to carry passenger. It has been providing fun and excitement in entertainment parks and FEC’s for people of all ages. All around the world, numerous Robocoaster attractions are thrilling their passengers day by day.
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Looping the loop with the KUKA 4D Simulator
(02. Okt 2008) For years, the KUKA Robocoaster has enjoyed success as the world’s only passenger-carrying robot. It has been providing fun and excitement in entertainment parks for people of all ages. Now, in the guise of the KUKA 4D Simulator, it offers an entirely new adrenaline kick for all fans of loop-the-loops and breakneck speed.
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All the fun of the fair
(30. Jun 2004) Augsburg/Munich, June 2004 – At the AUTOMATICA trade fair, the KUKA Robot Group, Europe’s leading manufacturer of industrial robots, is showing the way to the robot technology of the future. But that is not all – visitors are also being offered some high-speed entertainment, for example a wild ride on the KUKA “Robocoaster”, the first – and only – robot anywhere in the world that is licensed to carry human passengers.
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World premiere: From AUTOMATICA direct to Mars
(30. Jun 2004) Augsburg/Munich, June 2004 – The KUKA Robot Group booth at the AUTOMATICA trade fair is opening up a whole new world to visitors, as strange as it is futuristic. Together with the DLR (German Aerospace Center), the company is presenting no less than two world premieres. First and foremost is the simulation of a flight over the red planet with the aid of a six-axis jointed-arm robot.
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Three tickets make a license to fly
(13. Mai 2003) A robot from KUKA Roboter GmbH robot is to help raise money for the restoration of the Rococo period room in the Schaezler Palace. Anyone buying three tombola tickets for the Old Augsburg Society will automatically receive a pass for a ‘flight’ on the KUKA Robocoaster.
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KUKA Robocoasters make the move to LEGOLAND
(17. Feb 2003) The countdown is running: on Wednesday, 19 February 2003, ten Robocoasters from KUKA Roboter GmbH, manufactured by its subsidiary, KUKA Systec GmbH, make the trip from Günzburg, Germany to the Danish town of Billund. These robust machines, all of them six-axis heavy-duty robots with a carrying capacity of 500 kilograms, will make the LEGO Company’s longest-running amusement park even more attractive; LEGOLAND Billund is already the most popular tourist attraction in Denmark outside of Copenhagen.
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Not for the timid
(11. Apr 2002) At the factory automation 2002 trade fair in Hanover, Germany, KUKA Roboter GmbH welcomed visitors to its “fun factory”. Besides being Germany’s leading robot manufacturer, KUKA demonstrated here that it also has a sense of fun. This can be confirmed by the approximately 3,000 courageous volunteers who had a “moving experience” during their ride on the Robocoaster.
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