Brooklynites are gawking at one of the borough’s newest residents: an 18-foot-tall metal sculpture of the 1980s comic-book ...

Founded in 2018 by brothers Andy and Alex Lonsberry, Path Robotics' goal has always been to fill gaps in the manufacturing ...

A Lancaster County college is working with automation and a new $150,000 welding robot to increase their students’ value for ...

Grand Isle Shipyard (G.I.S.), a provider of engineering and fabrication services to the energy, industrial, infrastructure, ...

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Said Nick Solaro, General Partner from Drive Capital. Path currently has two robotic welding products in the market. The AW-3 Robotic Welding Cell can handle large parts, as big as 70 feet long.

In the last few years, the career center has spent around $2 million on new equipment for its manufacturing programs, including plasma cutters, a robotic welder, milling machines and 3-D printers.

Welders generally need a certification or associate ... Panton says his students leave with a degree that will allow them to work with robots that 3D-print pieces of cars, or rockets or submarines.

The 7,000-pound metal sculpture was created by the apprentices at Welder Underground, a Brooklyn-based apprenticeship program.