Welding today leverages heavily on robotic automation to improve productivity and produce consistent high-quality weld every time. This results in fewer do-overs, defects and better throughput. With no-code robot programming, welding automation processes become simpler and more cost-efficient, whether utilising the platform to automate spot welding robots or others.

Welding is a meticulous and manual process, and this often causes variation in quality and defects. Although industrial automation can largely solve these issues, the deployment of robots usually incurs a significant amount of costs due to the complexity of teaching which can only be done by professionally trained robot engineers. Furthermore, re-purposing for different sizes and materials when the part of the process changes also requires extensive reprogramming. This greatly undermines the capabilities and potential robots can bring to the high-mix welding industry.