Short series, parts that differ by a few millimetres, one taught program. The camera finds the seam again on every part; the cobot welds it.
Before the arc — you see the detail and the surroundings. In the arc — the weld pool without blowout. The camera detects arc ignition on its own and switches the image profile in 100 ms. No welder integration, no PLC.
Wrong shielding gas, wrong parameters, unstable arc — every anomaly leaves a trace as a jump in spatter count. Real-time monitoring is the fastest quality-signal you can get. The camera sees, the AI model recognizes, the platform counts and streams.
A new RocketWelder Illumination System is on its way — in two form factors. DIN rail for cabinet integration, desktop for the bench. Built to light the pool and arc for both GMAW and GTAW.
Two Rocket Retina cameras deployed on a dual-torch MAG 135 welding cell. Thin-wall materials, two monitors, real production.
When AMAZEMET needed to automate plasma torch control for their revolutionary metal powder production system, they faced a challenge familiar to many manufacturers.
Welding is a hands-on skill. Real arc, real torch, real metal. While VR simulators offer virtual practice, they can't fully replicate the complexity of live welding.
We're excited to announce the launch of our updated RocketWelder.com! The new site highlights real-world solutions built with our AI platform.
