Path2 Robotics

KUKA Robot Programming Software

KUKA Palletizing Code Generator — No Manual KRL Required

Stop writing KUKA palletizing programs by hand. Configure your pallet layout, preview in 3D, and download production-ready .SRC and .DAT files ready to load straight onto your KUKA KRC4 controller. Tested on a real robot.

Output: KUKA KRL (.SRC / .DAT)
Controller: KRC4 compatible
Preview: Live 3D pallet layout
Price: £149 per program
Optional: KUKA.Sim verification add-on (+£99)
Download a free sample first — prove it works on your robot before you buy.
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See it run on a KUKA robot

From generator to running robot in under 10 minutes — configure the pallet, download the files, load onto the KRC4 pendant, teach two positions, hit run.

Generate KRL quickly

Define pallet, product, spacing and layers. Export consistent .SRC/.DAT programs ready for integration.

Visualise before deploying

3D preview helps catch spacing, footprint, overhang and layer alignment issues before robot time is wasted.

Optional simulation verification

Add a KUKA.Sim verification pass if you want confirmation that generated motion executes in simulation.

How it works

1
Configure your layout
Set rows, columns, layers, product dimensions and spacing.
2
Preview in 3D
Check the pallet stack visually before generating any code.
3
Download .SRC + .DAT
Production-ready KRL files. Load onto the KRC4, teach pick position, run.
4
Robot runs
Full palletizing cycle — pick, approach, place, retract — all positions calculated automatically.

Try a free sample before you buy

Download a working KRL sample — fixed 3x2x1 layout, 400x300x200mm product. Load it on your robot and confirm the code runs before committing to a purchase.

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KUKA KRL Programming Resources

Technical guides and KRL code examples for engineers programming KUKA palletizing applications. Writing palletizing logic manually in KRL means calculating every pick and place coordinate, managing BASE frames, looping through arrays, and handling approach offsets — for every new product or pallet pattern. These guides cover the common patterns, and the generator eliminates the repetitive work entirely.