Advanced dual-arm robots can form sheet-metal parts that once required massive stamping presses, but they still need human supervisors and AI software to monitor quality and guide the operation. The system uses vision to scan finished parts and relies on people to oversee the work.
So the mission today is to prove that anyone can be a machine operator.
These machines are trying to replicate skills that tradespeople learn over decades. To do this, the robots make a part again and again and have AI software and humans watch over them.
So it dropped its forming hands. Now it's picking up its eyes, and now it's gonna go and scan the formed drone. It's 2 robotic arms working together. The core operation is sheet forming. So traditionally, if you want to form a sheet metal part, you usually need a giant 4-story stamping press.
