KUKA Robot Mills Foam Sculptures

Studio Babelsberg in Potsdam, Germany, is the oldest large-scale film studio in the world, producing films since 1912 - but it has now entered a new era of sculpting film props using KUKA robots to conduct the milling of large foam blocks into works of art. The robot provides high accuracy and repeatability even when milling complex geometries and allows for a complete digital workflow by precisely transferring 3D models made on the computer to real-life sculptures.
More info on Studio Babelsberg: www.studiobabelsberg.com
KUKA partner Sematek helped with the integration: www.kuka.com/en-us/industries...
Learn more about the KUKA KR Quantec robot: www.kuka.com/products/robotic...

[@nosknut]

Make more of these plz!

[@robocarvltd3008]

great video

[@bombo1944]

Genau mein Ding.

[@scrdesigner]

Where did you get the tooling for this? the collet system looks unique

[@gopalbijarniyan1821]

Can we make any design of statue through this robot in marbal stone Thnq

[@paulstefanbarbu8707]

What model of Kuka is this? Or what can you recommend me for milling/carving polystyrene foam and wood

[@srimaruthi3423]

Can we use this for foundry patterns in wood and aluminium

[@jeanar3336]

I want very much to work at Kuka!

[@moussatamrabet]

Can you tell me where Can i buy one of this kuka model please

[@davewebbav]

What is the price on this? 100k or Millions??

[@user-kh1ix1xu7n]

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[@rohitvishwakarma7728]

Sar machine ka price

[@williamhuang5329]

Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , over 30 years experience , robot arm gear

[@SlavaSeieed]

Could you please advise, where can I order this kind of milling tools? Thank you in advance)

[@josedelmontealmansa6259]

why? a robot of maybe 40 thousand dollars in a silly foam and they could not put a vacuum cleaner we are crazy or that