Robots
Off-the-shelf six-axis arms.
- ABB
- KUKA
- FANUC
- Yaskawa
Live deployments running on ABB. Add a new make? We’ll quote the integration up front.
Flagship product · WELD-T
The welding robot, programmed by sight.
WELD-T is an AI-vision platform that bolts onto the welding robot you already own. Operators load a part, the system programmes the weld.
Intro video · 0:42
01 · How it works
Three stages, no programmer.
The vision stack reads the part, the software fine-tunes the weld, the robot executes. The operator stays at the control panel.
-
Stage 01
Scan the part.
Cameras capture orientation and seam deviations as the part is loaded. No fixturing, no teach-pendant, no CAD upload.
-
Stage 02
Tune the weld.
The AI welder sets parameters per joint — current, voltage, travel speed — based on geometry and material.
-
Stage 03
Execute on the robot.
The trajectory runs on the off-the-shelf robot you already own. Cycle data streams to a central dashboard.
02 · Integrates with
Works with the kit on your floor.
No proprietary robot, no custom welding power source, no rip-and-replace. WELD-T sits on top of standard fabrication hardware.
Welding
Standard power sources.
- MIG / MAG
- TIG
- Pulsed
Mild steel, stainless, aluminium. The system tunes parameters per material; the operator never touches a dial.
03 · The economics
Numbers a CFO can sign off.
Most lines hit payback inside two years against the alternative of expanding the welding team. The maths is on the floor, not in a deck.
2 years
Payback period
Capex modelled against avoided welder hires + reduced rework. Two-year payback at one-shift utilisation; faster on two shifts.
3×
Throughput per shift
Three times the parts per shift versus a manual welding line, with steadier weld quality joint to joint.
−40%
Wastage on consumables
Tighter parameter control means less spatter, less rework wire, fewer scrapped joints heading into the next operation.
1 dashboard
Plant data, centralised
Cycle times, weld quality, consumable usage. One view across cells so plant decisions stop being guesses.
04 · Who it’s for
Plant managers running welding ops short of skilled hands.
Fabrication shops with mid-volume mixed-product lines. Auto components, structural sub-assemblies, machinery enclosures, defence and railway parts. Engineering teams already comfortable with robotics, frustrated by what teach-pendant programming costs in time and people.
-
Fits if
You weld 50 – 5,000 parts a day across multiple SKUs.
-
Fits if
Hiring more welders or robot programmers is on the table.
-
Fits if
You already own a robot, or are budgeting for one.
05 · Book a demo
Send us a part. We’ll show you the cycle.
A geometry, a sketch, or a description of the joint. We’ll come back with what WELD-T can do for it — usually within a working day.