Welding automation (also called automated welding or welding robotics) refers to using machines and robots to perform welding tasks with minimal human intervention. These systems

https://youtu.be/y5Dcg9rbOU0?si=yxiTIX9VGvjak7Ln A welding cobot is a collaborative robot designed specifically for welding tasks. Unlike traditional industrial welding robots that must be fenced off, cobots work

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In 2025, many small and mid-size shops face a growing skilled welder shortage. Experienced welders are retiring faster than new ones enter the field, turning

Robotic welding is becoming more accessible for smaller shops. With a shortage of skilled welders, even small shops are looking to automation to stay competitive.

Figure 1: A comparison of a traditional welding robot in a factory vs a traditional welding cobot being used.  Manufacturers today are facing challenges on

From the flicker of the first electric arc in the 1800s to today’s intelligent welding cobots, the history of MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding is

It all started with a spark – literally. In 2015, a team of engineers in Tennessee set out to make cobot welding accessible and American-made.

The manufacturing industry is at a crossroads. Skilled labor shortages—especially in welding—have become one of the most pressing challenges across production environments. As experienced welders