KUKA KR TITAN ultra and iiQKA.OS2

2025-06-24 · Publisher : KUKA · Domain : Robotics

At automatica in Munich, KUKA unveils the KR TITAN ultra, able to handle up to 1,500 kg, along with its new iiQKA.OS2 operating system, the iiQWorks suite and the KR C5 controller.

What changes

  • KR TITAN ultra: payloads up to 1,500 kg.
  • New iiQKA.OS2 operating system combining the KSS core with a modern interface.
  • iiQWorks engineering suite and KR C5 controller.
  • AI-assisted programming demonstrated.

### Background At automatica in Munich (June 24-27, 2025), under the motto "Making automation easier", KUKA presented both a giant robot and an overhaul of its software. The KR TITAN ultra handles up to 1,500 kg, and the group unveiled iiQKA.OS2, its new robot operating system. ### Specifications - KR TITAN ultra: payloads up to 1,500 kg, shown for the first time at automatica. - iiQKA.OS2: combines the proven core of KUKA System Software (KSS) with a modern interface and modular safety functions; rolled out first on small robots in 2025, then across the range. - iiQWorks engineering suite and new KR C5 controller for iiQKA.OS2. - Demonstrations of AI-assisted robot programming. - Showcase of KUKA Digital, which brings together mosaixx, Visual Components and Device Insight. ### Why it matters KUKA wants to make its robots easier to use for less specialized customers in automotive, batteries, electronics and intralogistics. Renewing the operating system is a rare step for a historic manufacturer. ### Key takeaways Date set to the first day of automatica. KUKA pairs a payload record with a new software foundation for its whole range.

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