01 Prompt
Say what you need.
Throughput, process, robots. One sentence is enough to start.
02 Robots
Robots land where they reach.
Four ABB IRB 6700s, 200 kg payload and 2.60 m reach, placed so every weld is in range, then bolted to their bases.
03 Tooling
Then the guns, then the body.
A servo spot-welding gun on every flange, and the body-in-white the four of them will join.
04 Cell
The line builds itself.
Skid conveyor, walkways, weld controllers, fencing and light curtains, plus a humanoid load station at the infeed.
05 Program
Every weld, generated.
16 spot welds split across four robots, each with its approach, dwell and retract.
06 Simulate
Run it before you build it.
Outside the fence a humanoid loads each body. Inside, four robots weld it. Real joint limits, real reach.
07 Validate
Checked, not hoped.
Collisions, cycle time against takt, throughput and wrist singularities, checked while it runs.
08 Parts
Real parts. Real files.
Every component is a catalog part with a part number, dimensions and a STEP file you can order from.
09 Price
Priced down to the bolt.
A full bill of materials with integration hours and payback, before anyone signs a quote.
10 Go-live
Then it goes live.
Programs posted for every controller, sent, calibrated and dry-run. The first body is welded the day the cell is ready, and the model stays connected.
11 Scale
The same prompt scales.
From one welding station to aerospace-grade manufacturing lines.