Cobot welding

Welding automation

Cobot welding automates manual welding for superior efficiency and quality

16 April 2025

Cobot welding integrates collaborative robots (cobots) into welding processes to enhance productivity, quality, and safety.

Artturi Salmela

Artturi Salmela
Author

Artturi Salmela

Product Manager, Automation at Kemppi Oy. A robotics expert with 20 years of experience in e.g. computer vision, user interfaces, offline programming, and robotic welding. Interested in the development of welding automation and its connectivity to digital systems.

Eetu Kivioja
Author

Eetu Kivioja

Commercial Development Director for Kemppi and Trafimet torches. He has been working with welding guns and torches since 2017 at Kemppi. Focused on customer understanding and transparent product management communication. Still believes in the benefits of face-to-face meetings.

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