Industry 4.0 Manufacturing KUKA Robots Building SEAT Cars

[@HodgdonH110]

Title says KUKAs and you start with FANUC's ?

[@satheeshchandru9154]

Excellent works

[@MarianSaricky]

Where is the Industry 4.0 ? All I see is manufacturing robots and plant automation, technology we using for past 40 years.

[@XalphYT]

What were you hoping to see?

[@jiewang7443]

The technology is really backward, and there has been no innovation for so many years

[@liammiller9296]

Excellent video

[@kickinbackinOC]

Some of those robots looked like they were dozing off!

[@dedekdasmadi-hl6nw]

Mantab ya yuo tube dan google, terimakasih dari dedek warga Islam Indonesia

[@sukantasutradhar9217]

Nice

[@jonessenoj6753]

Who invented the first robots..... that made the robots.....?

[@diegopiscoya4318]

Who would be an orchestra director (what type of engineer)

[@TechAcute]

That would be the conductor. ;)

[@chipyk92]

Industrial process automation engineer. Which happens to be my job title. I wish I would work on projects like this, it is a masterpiece. Not enough knowledge and experience just yet :(

[@romainlozach9315]

@@chipyk92 your are more a compositor in fact not the one who plays the music, since there is robots in those application you will need a robotics integrators engineer in your team which appen to be my title btw. And the operator are the one playing with the machine at the end.

[@rothenotmale4749]

This is cool

[@deanzhao]

This is Fanuc robot not KUKA robot.

[@quontavious_quinterson8006]

i need to belive (only a small group of people can understand)

[@thesteelrodent1796]

please show the footage in real times. Does not give a good impression of what the robots are doing when you run it at 10x speed

[@gazelle78]

I have never heard of SEAT before. Is it well known world wide?

[@TechAcute]

In Europe it is not unusual to see SEAT cars on the street.

Theyre super famous in Mexico

[@padmabaswaramedia9962]

seat was on world rally championship (WRC) since 1995

[@thesteelrodent1796]

It's the Spanish version of VW. They basically turned into VW's discount brand after they took over

[@jameswestberg6549]

I always preferred Fanucs.

[@user-zc4db7cz7q]

Keewvrst...

[@jesusescalante7562]

🌐👏🏻

[@phoco6919]

Kuka robots have been handed to the Chinese, which is a failure of the German, the boss of China will fire all German engineers after learning all the technological secrets of Kuka robots.

[@tengilaurel3777]

Right, it is a chinese company now and they can so whatever they want. This country (Germany) claims to be first in Industry 4.0, but has no robot industry anymore, what a joke!!

[@user-zc4db7cz7q]

Loboot...Anfeeneer..

[@rogerswyer5357]

Ooo, amazing robots, oh, I don't have a job.

[@user-zc4db7cz7q]

LANSO....DANSO..NIPON..

[@user-zc4db7cz7q]

COREE..door. 3.door..5 door.

[@KobaSena_Fr]

Fake robot sounds and Fanuc robots with the titile of KUKA. NO

[@XalphYT]

The video is a mix of Fanuc (yellow) and KUKA (orange).

[@l-o-c-o]

😄😄😄💗

[@tengilaurel3777]

A good example for the chinese (kuka = chinese midea company) engineering, conquering the world.

[@williamhuang5329]

Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , over 30 years experience in industrial robot arm gear reducer

[@Chaosfury50]

They couldn't afford or care to actually stop production for some chintzy little bullshit so whoever wanted to make this video tried to put classical music over a part of the regularly scheduled production line where he was caught in a sting operation of "employees with too much free time to create bullshit" and fired. Yes, he was incinerated in the coal power generation plant's furnace, large blown-up TV images of the company CEO conveyed to the press gathered at the momentous meeting. They figured if he was going to use creative liberty for his scheme to upload a poorly soundtracked video to try and emulate other companies he had seen who actually had a production team make their videos, that they could too. It didn't matter to them that it was his birthday or that he was one year into retirement and having come in his free time the company leaders explained to the shock and awe of all the Chinese journalists and factory owners attending. They were not going to look like fools to their fellow competition with their already gargantuan factories modeled after sweatshops to produce gigatons per second output. Oh no, this is America and they don't mess around with image. Everyone attending was dumbfounded by such openess to direct policy they normally had to bribe for. First factory owners and then all others burst into tears and roaring applause that their overseas competitor had finally stepped in the right direction to play catch up moving forward.