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>Welding is a highly-skilled precision process. And, yet, every automobile on the roads today has had some portion or it's frame welded by a robot. Not just spo
by anon73044 7y ago
>Welding is a highly-skilled precision process.
And, yet, every automobile on the roads today has had some portion or it's frame welded by a robot. Not just spot welds, full on GMAW, and for hundreds/thousands of vehicles a day.
>No video feed will have high enough resolution, latency and refresh rate, or color reproduction and brightness fidelity for the task.
Counter example: robotic surgery.
Sure, there's fewer UV, IR and X-rays, but it's only a matter of time before a better CCD/CMOS sensor and lense comes along.
- throwaway2048 7y agoThere is a difference between welding the same part automatically millions of times with exact, very tight known constraints that are always the same, and doing small batches and one off custom welds. The two are not comparable.