Weldobot

Weldobot is an Israeli company based in Tsur Yigal that develops AI-powered welding automation. Its systems collect real-time welding data, learn from it and adjust the process as the weld is made. The company calls its approach Welding 5.0 and says its technology is patented. It addresses an ageing workforce, strict quality standards and the need for repeatable, error-free welds. The company says its products enable autonomous data collection, adaptive learning, welding parameter processing and performance optimisation.

Products

• SuperMIG: a patented welding system that combines a plasma arc and a MIG (GMAW) arc in one torch, with AI-driven control that ranges from automatic to fully autonomous welding.
• AROW: an autonomous robot for orbital pipeline welding that monitors and adjusts the process in real time.
• Sensors and learning: advanced sensors and adaptive learning help maintain precise welds under complex conditions.

Where it is used

The site says the systems reduce rework, material waste and labour costs, and that they use less filler metal. It names boilers, containers and pressure vessels as sectors where the welding technology is applied. The company says its technology captures all operational inputs to optimise performance across variables and reduce downtime. Trained on extensive welding data, the systems adapt automatically to changes, which minimises errors and reduces the need for manual intervention.

Key facts

• Based in: Tsur Yigal, Israel
• Products: SuperMIG welding system, AROW orbital pipeline welding robot
• Markets: industrial fabrication sectors such as boilers, containers and pressure vessels