Too many variables
Heat input, travel speed, wire feed, layer height, shielding, cooling, geometry, material response, and many more variables all interact.
A year of qualification. Now in days.
Line illustration of a robotic welding cell, first as an exploded view of its components: a six-axis collaborative robot arm, a MIG/MAG welding torch, a welding power source, and a T-joint workpiece on a fixture table. Scrolling steps through seven engineering questions, assembles the parts into one working cell connected to RobTrack, and the robot welds the seam.
We don't build robots or power sources. We engineer how they work together, so RobTrack's process intelligence runs on real equipment.
Our robotic welding setup, recorded in operation: robots, torches, fixturing, and fume extraction working as one cell.
Every new robot, material, geometry, and machine creates a new process space. Conventional parameter development burns expert time, machine hours, and material before the real production work can begin.
Heat input, travel speed, wire feed, layer height, shielding, cooling, geometry, material response, and many more variables all interact.
Each bad run consumes machine capacity, material, inspection effort, project schedule, and scarce welding expertise.
A setup proven on one machine, material, or cell rarely transfers cleanly. Change one essential variable beyond its approved range and the procedure must be requalified.
RobTrack combines process data, sensor data, materials knowledge, and physics-based simulation to converge on the parameter region most likely to produce stable, repeatable, high-quality results.
1setup = {2 robot: "industrial arm",3 process: "robotic welding",4 material: "steel alloy",5 geometry: "production part"6}RobTrack adapts to the robot, machine, CAD, simulation, and process tools already present in the cell.
Industrial arms, cobots, and mobile robotic cells.
Welding systems, DED, WAAM, LMD, and metal AM setups.
Steels, aluminium, high-performance alloys, and emerging compositions.
Welding, repair, deposition, qualification, and AM workflows.
"Our project connects real telemetry and near-real-time parameter control around RobTrack."
Jayant Singh
Technology Manager - Robotics & AI, Mechatronics Innovation Lab
Deployed, user-validated project workflow
RobTrack is built by 3D-Components, a deep-tech team from Oslo combining materials science, robotic manufacturing, simulation, and AI software.

Amin S. Azar
Founder & CEO

Daniel Haas
AI Engineer & CTO

Virgilio Gomez
Lead Robotics Engineer
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