Welding that knows the weld is good.
The paid, optional welding skill for AMR robots, running on open RosieOS.
Automated weld inspection, with no added cycle time.
Every weld is inspected automatically, in real time, while it is welded. Inspection adds nothing to the cycle time. The War Machine sensor suite
Before: measure the part
Mast scanners check fit-up and geometry against the CAD model, so a poor fit-up is found before the arc starts.
During: track, watch, adapt
Holds the torch on the joint within 0.20 mm, monitors the weld pool and detects faults from arc sound. Adjusts path, torch and heat in real time.
After: inspect
The finished part is checked against the CAD model with micron-level measurement. Every measurement goes into that part's record.
Every weld teaches the next.
Each finding informs the next weld, fixture and procedure.
- Robot sensors
- Show what happened: seam, pool, arc and geometry, on every weld.
- Metallurgical lab
- Cuts the welds open and tests them. Every procedure is sectioned and inspected, with macro inspection to ISO 13919-1 and dye-penetrant testing to ASTM E165.
- Simulator and world model
- Learn why: an AI world model and a weld physics simulator, calibrated against real welds.
Sensors show what happened. We cut our welds open and test them in our lab to understand the metallurgical processes and record the data for training. From that data, the simulator learns why.
Paid on top. Open underneath.
The package uses the same open APIs and raw sensor access anyone gets. Buying it locks nothing.
The open platform
- Controller
- RosieOS, Apache 2.0
- Robot functions
- Every function unlocked
- Control
- One public API
- Sensor data
- Raw, through a documented API
- Built on by
- You, an integrator or an AI agent
Welding intelligence
- Type
- Paid, optional expert skill
- Runs on
- RosieOS and its public APIs
- Sensor access
- The same raw data as yours
- Robots
- Rosie 1400, War Machine
- Locks underneath
- Nothing
A big job, short of welders, that needs a lab.
A top job for robot arms
Welding is one of the largest uses of industrial robot arms.
Too few welders
The US needs 320,500 new welding professionals by 2029, according to the American Welding Society.
It takes metallurgy
Doing it properly needs metallurgy. AMR runs its own metallurgical lab.
On the arm, and in the cell.
Rosie 1400
The six-axis arm. The package runs on its RosieOS controller. Rosie 1400
War Machine
The A/B cell. Rosie welds one bay while the next part loads on the other. War Machine
Talk to AMR.
Tell us about your welding application.
We'll tell you what Rosie and War Machine can do with it.