The skilled welder shortage isn't getting better. The American Welding Society projects a shortfall of 330,000 welders by 2028, and small and mid-size fabrication shops are feeling it first. Cobot welding is one of the most direct answers to that problem, but most shop owners assume it's priced for companies much larger than theirs. That assumption is worth testing. Here's what cobot welding actually is, what a realistic setup costs, and how to know if your operation is a fit

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