Industrial robots and cobots have a fundamental difference in safety. Cobots are made to work with people. Therefore, they are more mobile and compact, with a more intuitive operating interface. However, in both cases, programming works on similar principles: it is necessary to program every point on the robot's path. You also have to use a learning pendant or offline system for cobots, but that will be slightly easier than for industrial robots.

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– How does robot welding differ from manual welding?
– Main types of robotic welding processes, especially arc welding
– Types of welding robots, including cobots
– Manufacturers of welding robots (Fanuc, Kuka, Yaskawa, Kawasaki, Panasonic)
– Welding machine manufacturers (Lincoln, Miller, Fronius, Esab)
– How are robots used in different industries?
– Welding quality
– Robot programming
– AI and machine vision for robots

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