Cobot Solutions For Metal Fabrication | More production, same team, Powered by Beacon
Hirebotics provides metal fabrication cobot solutions powered by Beacon. From welding to plasma cutting, their unique approach to cobot programming using a phone or tablet application has already transformed 600+ productions.
At Hirebotics, we know you want to scale your business, improve production quality, and avoid the dreaded backlog. To do that, you need to either hire new talent or scale the output of your existing staff.
No, it's programmed to move one way, which is why it's in a jig. All I know about the sensors is it can detect if the tip is jammed and It will stop moving, also sensors that go off when you step into the booth, that will shut it off
Totally out of my field, but as a programmer who utilizes an AI copilot which analyzes my existing codebase to speed up production; effectively increasing productivity by 50% (or so they say) I can see how this robot could be a huge time saver benefiting from a skilled welder teaching it the moves and then being able to offset some labor to speed up assembly.. very cool!
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It is sure that Tim didn't spend multiple iterations to optimize the welds, but when yur weld parameters are optimum, the repetition of the robot can make those welds perfect and that every time!
I think Tim said about 8 min. but then the same part can be welded indefinitely making this time mere seconds every run. ;) But a great question to higlight that welders are still needed. ;)
Only think I don't like it's when you get a system and pulse doesn't work and also the delay time in saving points while it's trying to save those are the only issues I ran into
You left out that you have to use the app. It is nice. But the robot has to be put online. Instead of creating an amazing URcap you made your own app. It could be better. Cuz now how many employees need to have access to that machine on their phone? All 3 shift employees, All the maintenance employees?
Do they have a robot arm the sandblasts welds and needle scales. Vacuum blast system prior to structural steel welding then shot blast or sandblast later for coating so as to eliminate rust incursion double blasting 3 head arm attachment Y
We’ve been looking at getting a cobot. But as we do mostly one off jobs I think I could have welded the job quicker than programming the cobot to weld it.
This is the first setup for this cobot and company so they are in training. Do not worry that there is enough job for this weler or operator at the company. ;)
@@Hirebotics lol I was just busting balls. But if this turns out to be something that's a must the welders would loose out on very nice paying jobs. Like under water. Ppl make crazy money. If the bot helps a little then by all means make ur job easier
You would be surprise how this simplifies the teaching process. It is a way to customize the interface to be only welding related terms. So no need to understand robotics. We invite you to try it out!
Someone please explain the logic behind this technology. You have a skilled welder spending as much time setting up the cobot to begin welding as it would take for the welder to actual do the welding. Cycle time goes in the toilet. Then you’re paying this skilled welder full rate to not weld, to just stand there and watch. Every welder I know enjoys the physical act of welding. This seems like a trendy solution to a problem that doesn’t exist.
In fact, the setup occurs once for each production batch. Then the goal is to get your welders to work on other more complex welding tasks, setup another complex job on another robot, or do the quality inspection. Moreover, with the right technology, operators can handle and operate the robot leaving your welders do what they do best, weld. The truth is that companies can't do all the job they need to be done because they are missing welders. So how can the company produce more with the welders they have? By giving them tools to expand their productivity. ;) Is that clearer for you?
@@Hirebotics yes, just as I thought, the use case for this tech is still extremely narrow. You must be ok with reduced cycle times, you must be batch based, and you must have inherently extremely high part tolerances (to allow a single set up to run a batch). This sounds more and more like a dedicated weld cell application, which isn’t suited for tier 2-3 manufacturing. The only opportunity for upside is if you absolutely cannot find welders to hire, and are ok with reduced cycle time.
