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KUKA LBR iiwa / LBR iisy

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KUKA LBR iiwa / LBR iisy is a KUKA-branded collaborative-robot offering.

Last updated September 25, 2026

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Overview

KUKA LBR iiwa / LBR iisy is the named collaborative-robot offering addressed by this dossier. It belongs to KUKA’s robotics and automation portfolio; the supplied material does not provide model-specific specifications, launch dates, or a detailed account of how the two model names relate to one another. The parent KUKA Group is headquartered in Augsburg, Germany, and describes its business as spanning industrial automation, intralogistics, and warehouse automation. Its broader portfolio includes products, solutions, services, software, and AI for customers across sectors including automotive, electronics, manufacturing, healthcare, and aerospace. KUKA says it operates in more than 50 countries. KUKA’s official site presents the company as an automation-solutions provider and describes its brand idea as “Orange Intelligenz.” The available evidence does not establish the LBR iiwa / LBR iisy offering’s individual markets, ownership arrangements beyond its KUKA association, pricing, payload range, or current model-level availability.

History

The supplied sources do not give a product-specific history for KUKA LBR iiwa / LBR iisy, including launch dates, development milestones, or changes between model generations. They identify the offering by name and provide context about its corporate home, KUKA Group. KUKA states that it was founded in Augsburg in 1898 by Johann Joseph Keller and Jakob Knappich. The group describes its present portfolio as covering industrial automation, intralogistics, and warehouse automation, with products, solutions, services, software, and AI. It reports global operations in more than 50 countries and identifies Augsburg, Germany, as its headquarters. This company history provides context for the LBR product names but should not be mistaken for a documented history of the specific models.

  • 1898

    KUKA founded in Augsburg

Products and positioning

A KUKA collaborative-robot offering within the company’s broader industrial automation portfolio.

  • KUKA LBR iiwa / LBR iisy

    The collaborative-robot offering named in the subject. Product specifications are not detailed in the supplied evidence.

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