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We’ve just released Verbotics Weld 0.12.1 with a number of functionality and usability improvements. You can download the latest release here or by checking for updates within Weld (under Help > Check for Updates).
Read moreWe will be exhibiting at Australian Manufacturing Week (AMW)! Come visit us and see how easy it can be be to program welding robots for high-mix low-volume production, including a live end-to-end demonstration of our welding robot programming software.
Read moreWe’re stoked to announce that our smart robot programming software, Verbotics Weld, has won the Technology Application Award at the 2023 Manufacturer’s Monthly Endeavour Awards!
Read moreA question we’re often asked is if programs generated offline by Verbotics Weld need to be touched up. The answer is we try and eliminate or minimise the need for any touch-ups, but there are situations where touch-ups are neccesary.
Read moreWe’ve published a new version of Verbotics Weld with support for OTC Daihen and Reis robots, along with a number of other improvements.
Read moreWe’re over the moon to have won the advanced manufacturing category at the 2023 Australian Technologies Competition! The competition is a national growth and awards program designed to showcase and promote innovative Australian technologies with global growth potential.
Read morePath finding (or path calibration) is the ability of a robot to use sensors to account for differences between where it expects a welding path, and where it actually is.
Read moreVerbotics Weld, our automatic robot programming software, has been certified by Universal Robots (UR)! We’re excited to become part of the UR+ ecosystem.
Read morePath finding is the key that allows an automatic offline program in Verbotics to be run in the real world without the need for touchup.
Read moreWe’ve just released a new version of our Verbotics Weld software with Doosan support and many other improvements. You can download the latest release here or by checking for updates within Weld.
Read moreThe Facility for Intelligent Fabrication (FIF), located at the University of Wollongong in Australia, has recently announced a successful collaboration with Verbotics, a robotic automation software provider.
Read moreWe often get asked how long it takes to program things with Verbotics Weld and how it compares to conventional programming.
Read moreHave you heard about the Robotics Cost curve? It’s a concept that shows how robotic welding costs decrease with part volume.
Read moreVerbotics, a leading provider of cutting-edge automation and robotics software, recently announced that it has sold 50 licenses of its software to various businesses.
Read moreWe’re excited to announce that Verbotics Weld, our cutting-edge robotic welding software, now supports Doosan cobots! Doosan have a wide range of cobot models which are capable of working more closely with humans that traditional industrial robots.
Read moreToday we’re excited to release Verbotics Weld 0.11.1! This minor release includes a number of improvements to existing features and bugfixes.
Read moreWe have been working on a set of features for Verbotics Weld that will ease the offline programming for a whole class of processes that require toolpaths to be generated along the surface of a part.
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Read moreWe’re pleased to release Verbotics Weld 0.11. The main features for this release are the ability to manually create or edit weld toolpath and calibration positions, 2D laser sensing, and support for KUKA and Universal Robots.
Read moreVerbotics partnered with the University of Wollongong’s Industry 4.0 Hub to add Universal Robots (UR) support. This will be included in the 0.
Read moreDid you know Verbotics Weld can be used to program the advanced welding functionality in your robot? Multi-pass welds, weaving, and through-arc seam tracking all can be programmed directly from the application.
Read moreWe’re pleased to release Verbotics Weld 0.10. The main new feature for this release is multi-pass welding. We have improved how settings work to make managing large projects easier.
Read moreToday we have released Verbotics Weld 0.9 with improved visualisation, weld path editing and troubleshooting tools, improved calibration planning and many other improvements.
Read moreThis steel fire pit was fabricated at the Facility for Intelligent Fabrication (FIF) in Wollongong using programs generated with Verbotics Weld.
Read moreWe have been working with Robotic Automation to add laser sensing capability to Verbotics Weld. Laser sensing uses a laser distance sensor to determine the position of the part, in a process similar to touch sensing.
Read moreWe have partnered with Canmec to develop a FANUC TP translator for Verbotics Weld. This will enable Verbotics Weld to output robot code directly to FANUC robots.
Read moreToday we have released Verbotics Weld 0.8 with support for laser sensing, in-progress support for Fanuc robots and many other improvements.
Read moreWe have released Verbotics Weld 0.7 which includes weld accessibility checking, locked positioner planning, additional axes support and a number of other enhancements.
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