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Robotic Technology

Friday | 16 January, 2026 | 08:52 pm
LEVELING UP // Job shops and midsized manufacturers gain a competitive foothold with the ability to access cost-effective, easy-to-use robots and cobots

Above: Teqram’s suite of vision-guided, AI powered robots can automate processes throughout a production line without the need for programming

Tuesday | 15 April, 2025 | 08:51 pm
Agile Automation: Welding systems with zero programming perform higher quality welds for repetitive work, high-volume parts and one-offs

Above: Job shop uses Blaze robotic welder to automatically perform repetitive welds

Friday | 17 January, 2025 | 01:24 pm
Feasible Alternative: Fabricators can bridge the skills gap with tools designed to make welding with a robot or cobot easy
 Above: New technology in sensors and cobots make lower volume and less repeatable parts new targets for automation. 

Tuesday | 23 January, 2024 | 06:59 am

 

Tuesday | 26 December, 2023 | 01:12 pm
A New Breed: Suite of robotic welders take programming, jargon, refixturing and integration out of the equation

Above: With a reach of 85 in. the 7-axis Blaze MAX welding robot can accommodate a job shop’s stand or large table and its welder

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