What is a common application for KUKA collaborative robots?

Collaborative robots, or cobots, are designed to work alongside humans, often performing tasks that require precision and adaptability in environments where human workers are present. One of the most common applications for KUKA collaborative robots is in assembly tasks, especially in tight spaces. This is because cobots are typically smaller and more flexible than traditional industrial robots, allowing them to maneuver easily in areas with limited room. Their ability to work in close proximity to humans without the need for safety cages enhances productivity, as human operators can handle more complex tasks while the cobots take care of repetitive or ergonomically challenging processes.

This combination of collaborative operation and precision makes KUKA cobots particularly well-suited for assembly environments, where aligning components accurately and efficiently is crucial. In contrast, the other options, while potentially involving robotic assistance, do not reflect the core strengths of cobots as clearly as assembly tasks do. Heavy loading often requires more robust robots designed for strength rather than collaboration, precision surgeries require highly specialized robotics that are more than what typical collaborative robots offer, and landscape maintenance generally involves outdoor, less refined tasks that are not the primary function of KUKA collaborative robots.