KUKA
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KUKA is a German robotics company that originally supplied German automakers and was later acquired by Midea Group — making it, in legal terms, a Chinese company, as noted in a 峰瑞资本 (FreeS Fund) dialogue on domestic industrial robots . elsewhere's corpus covers it only in passing within that broader robotics-industry discussion, so a fuller profile — founding, size, product lines — isn't available here.
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Coverage
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