We’ve all been there—you finish the first welding pass, then the workpiece gets pulled away for another job. When it finally comes back days later, can your robotic welding system still handle pass three, four, or five without losing track? I’ve spent nearly two decades in laser and robotic welding

I’ve been in the laser and welding automation industry for nearly 20 years now, and let me tell you something that keeps factory owners up at night: deformation. You weld one pass, the workpiece warps. You try to weld another pass, everything’s shifted. By the third or fourth pass, you’re

Working with mechanical equipment manufacturing taught me something critical: when your parts come with real-world imperfections, your welding technology needs to adapt. Traditional methods force you to work around the problem. Reverse modeling? It works with the problem. Reverse modeling welding eliminates pre-programming entirely. The system photographs the actual workpiece,