Given the interest of the Chinese Household Appliances Group Midea on German robot manufacturer Kuka tries to reassure the policy of the head of the Augsburg company. “Kuka is a German company and we remain a German company,” said Kuka CEO Till Reuter the “Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung”. Data security is a central concern of his company. “The data of our customers gets nobody, regardless of the shareholder.”
Midea already now holds 13.5 percent of Kuka and seeks future holds at least 30 percent. In the German and European policy’s recent offer of Chinese had caused a stir. In Berlin and Brussels Concerns have been raised that important future technologies from Europe migrate to Asia and may bring sensitive customer information into the wrong hands. Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel (SPD) spoke in favor of that, a European consortium should submit a counter offer.
“As a result of efforts by the policy new options should arise, then we will consider this just as open-ended as the offer of Midea, “Reuter said. He also stressed the importance of China for his company. “China is crucial because it is the largest robot market today. We’ll be doing just trusting transactions as in other countries.”
EU Commissioner Günther Oettinger maintained his skepticism. “I need to get involved, because it comes to the global technology leadership My main question is therefore:.? So is the location Europe and our technological expertise strengthened or EU funds are used to extract technology from Europe,” Oettinger said the “Sueddeutsche Zeitung “. For two years there was a funded with money from the EU budget public-private partnership on the subject of Robotics, which was also Kuka was involved.
“We finance the money from the EU budget, in total there are 700 million euros for the period 2014 to 2020. And Kuka alone has 15 million euros to get research funding, “Oettinger said. “I act on behalf of the European taxpayer. And the have an interest that we use our research budget to strengthen the industry and to create jobs in Europe.”
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