Thanks for reaching out. We do work with Kawasaki, but primarily with their newer controllers. We would also need to review other options for the robot and welder. To better assess compatibility with your project, it would be helpful to have more details about your setup: the robotic cell configuration, available equipment, robot and welder options, product type, and welding type. Could you please send your request to [email protected]? This will help us provide you with the most accurate information.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Our goal at Abagy is to make programming as efficient as possible, even for those who aren’t expert programmers. Unfortunately not every factory has a professional programmer or uses integrator's services. What challenges have you faced with programming in the past? Would love to hear more about your experiences!

3D scanners give much more reliable z-accuracy for the data compared to 2D cameras. And of course we use complex AI and machine vision algorithms to process the data. By the way, what do you mean by "productivity"?

Would you be interested in using robotic welding at your production?

Thanks for your interest! That hiring campaign was from 11 months ago, but feel free to keep an eye on our page for future opportunities. We’ll be sure to announce when we’re hiring again!

It’s been a fascinating journey for us at ABAGY, refining and advancing our welding technology over the years. To answer your question, it has taken several years of dedicated research, development, and close collaboration with industry experts to reach this level of innovation.

@@ABAGY the technology is a wonderful fruit for your hard work. Do you have any presence across Asia-Pacific? Or India?

At the moment, we don't have a direct presence across the Asia-Pacific or India regions. However, we are always open to exploring new opportunities and partnerships in different markets. Are you based in that region? What kind of projects are you working on? It would be great to hear more about your needs and see how we might be able to collaborate or assist remotely.

@@ABAGY Yes, we are based in India. our welding projects include railway parts, automotive industry projects, etc. Basically welding applications with Yaskawa and Panasonic robots. We focus on providing customized welding solutions for customer needs.

Are you an integrator or you use robots for your own production?

Thanks for your interest! While we don't currently have a customer and the case to present materials specifically for welding woven wire mesh onto tubing frames, we'd love to learn more about your project. What specific challenges are you facing with this application? Let's discuss how our technology might be adapted to meet your needs.

​@ABAGY yes.we are currently welding a few orders of those types of gates frames.we are doing it manually with human labour.but are just thinking of a robot at this point but not making a decision yet.we have seem your AI technology through your videos and have just pondered about and tough about it how your technology would be able to do that type of application.as woven mesh greatly deviates from part to part

To better assess compatibility with your project, it would be helpful to have more details about your product and volume Could you please send your request to [email protected]? This will help us provide you with the most accurate information.

Could you share more details on the software you're referring to? We're always interested in exploring new ways to boost efficiency. Have you implemented it with any specific robotic systems?

Hi! We offer different pricing options, including pay-per-program or unlimited usage. To provide you with the best option, could you share more about your specific needs and the type of projects you're planning to use it for? You can also contact us directly at [email protected] for detailed pricing and purchasing information. - Have you worked with robotic welding software before? - Do you already have robots (which brand, teach-pendant programming or offline?) or looking for a turnkey solution?

It certainly seems like we're heading in that direction! I am preparing a video for "Lights Out Manufacturing" when robots lonely welding at night and no people around. Automation and robotics are evolving rapidly, making processes more efficient and less reliant on human intervention. However, there will always be a need for skilled professionals to manage and optimize these systems. What do you think will be the role of human workers in such a highly automated future? Do you see any challenges or opportunities arising from this shift?

@@ABAGY I would love to watch the new video. I have watched almost all your videos now. In future, challenges will be for the people who don't know how to utilize new technologies. But, for the smart people, they know how to leverage resources and create new opportunities. So, gold is everywhere, one just needs the eyes to see it.

Thank you for your enthusiasm and support! Do you have any specific topics or challenges you'd like us to cover in our future videos? Your insights could help us tailor our content to better serve our audience.

@@ABAGY I will come up with such questions and curiosities in the future. As I am currently learning the technology little by little everyday.

Sounds great! Appreciate that

Great question! Our system primarily uses pre-existing 3D models provided by the user. While we can scan and generate 3D models using advanced camera systems, this approach often proves less economically efficient. Scanning requires more time and continuous involvement of a welding engineer to set welding parameters for scanned part, leading to increased manual work. Conversely, using an existing 3D model allows our system to analyze it and apply reusable welding parameters for similar types of welds. Ultimately, paying for someone to create 3D models is both cheaper and faster than scanning and manually setting parameters afterward. What type of projects are you looking to apply this technology to? Are there specific challenges you're facing that we could address? We'd love to hear more!

@@ABAGY So this means we need to prepare 3D simulation of the entire environment as well? Or can the scanner map this out itself?

Thanks for reaching out! Currently, ABAGY software is compatible with ABB, Fanuc, Kawasaki, Kuka, Panasonic, and Yaskawa/Motoman robots. What specific features or applications are you interested in using with our software?

@@ABAGY we were looking forward to employ the JAKA cobot for welding applications. I came across your innovation recently and got interested to know if your technology can be incorporated in our future projects.

That's great to hear! While we don't currently support JAKA cobots, could you share more about the specific welding applications you're considering? We would be pleased to work with you, keeping in mind the robotic brands I mentioned, if you would be interested in welding application for larger items than the cobot could weld.

@@ABAGY we will get back upon this soon

sure

You're welcome! We'd be thrilled to have you visit and explore what we offer. It's great to hear you're working on serious projects with laser sensors-those are fascinating tools! How have laser sensors been working for your projects so far? Are there any challenges or successes you've encountered that you'd like to share?

Sounds very interesting! You can reach out sending email to [email protected]

Hello! Are you referring to Motoman robots? Abagy is fully compatible with this brand, and we can certainly support you. If you're interested, please send your request to [email protected].

Thank you! You can reach out sending email to [email protected]

Our pleasure!

Yeah, nice robot!

Thank you for sharing your experience! Working with OTC Robot fd v8l must be interesting. It's always great to hear from professionals in the field. How have you found the robot's performance in your work? If you're ever curious about other robotic systems or innovations, feel free to reach out! We're all about sharing knowledge and learning from each other.

Please send the information to [email protected], and we'll pass it along to our vision team.

Certainly! If an octopus is efficient for your application, then you likely don't need Abagy. We do not compete. Our solution is tailored for cases where offline programming isn't feasible: 1) A large number of products (=lots of 3D models) to program. 2) Same 3D model, but the parts are tack welded only and positioned without fixtures, requiring extensive robot teaching for each part. 3) Saving on some fixtures that are just needed to keep the part in reference points and are not necessary in terms of technology. 4) It is difficult to find and retain a skilled robotic engineer for your customer.

@@ABAGY Thank you so much 🙏

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Thanks for your thoughtful comment! Abagy's solution actually excels in high-mix, low-volume production environments, where there is significant variation in parts and frequent changeovers. Our technology is designed to simplify robotic programming and eliminate the need for extensive offline programming, making it easier to handle complex and custom jobs. While automation can indeed be challenging for smaller jobs, Abagy's adaptive system can adjust to deviations in parts and configurations, allowing for a level of flexibility that often outperforms traditional setups. As for the industry trend, we believe that a balance between standardized and customized parts will continue to evolve. Our goal is to provide tools that make robotics more accessible and efficient, even in scenarios with high variability. Would love to hear more of your thoughts on this!

Thanks

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

Thanks a lot!