iiQKA: The new OS and Ecosystem from KUKA

iiQKA: The new OS and Ecosystem from KUKA.

iiQKA is a combination of the new robot operating system and ecosystem from KUKA, designed to make the user experience as intuitive, powerful, fast and scalable as possible – empowering more people, companies and markets than ever before to access and drive the huge advantages robotic automation provides. It will start with KUKA’s new cobot LBR iisy in the iiQKA Pre-Launch Package supported by early keystone ecosystem partners, and over time will grow to include more functionality, more applications and a diverse ecosystem capable of using all the robots in KUKA’s portfolio.

It’s a generational paradigm change that KUKA has embarked on, making it possible for robotics newcomers to easily imagine and achieve their automation goals while also making the process faster and more efficient for those who are already experts.

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