Cycle Time with Robots. Faster or Slower? | ABAGY ROBOTIC WELDING

We read all your comments and try to answer them right away. But we decided to make the most interesting of them into a full vlog topic.
Our Subscriber Sean writes:
I am a robotic weld engineer in the US. I am responsible for up to 97 robots. We have always talked about vision in welding but the final cycle time will be reduced. Look at an auger housing a residential snow thrower or riding a lawnmower deck. Thanks.
00:00 Welcome to the Next Vlog
00:38 Full Cycle Time: Programming, Adaptation, Touch-Up, Rework
01:10 Serial Production: Without Adaptation / With Adaptation
03:22 Small Parts and Large Parts
04:58 High-Mix Production: Without Adaptation / With Adaptation
06:15 Robot vs Human
08:33 Auger Housing of a Residential Snow Thrower and the Deck of a Riding Lawnmower
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- How is robotic welding different from manual welding?
- Main Types of Robotic Welding Processes, particularly Arc Welding
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- Welding Machines Manufacturers (Lincoln, Miller, Fronius, Esab)
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- Robot Programming
- AI and machine vision for robots
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[@seanbrashares9883]

Thanks for using my question as a concept for the video!!! We have worked hard to create precise/repeatable fixturing to reduce the need or "desire" for touch-up. I have always been curious for adaptive concepts. I will continue to follow this channel for updates on your awesome tech videos. Thank you!

[@ABAGY]

Thank you! Your question is great! We are always happy to answer an interesting question.