Hirebotics, Universal Robots OEM of the Year, at IMTS 2024
August 28, 2024
Hirebotics, Universal Robots Global OEM of the Year, to Showcase Advanced Collaborative Robot Welding Features at IMTS 2024
Hirebotics, a leader in collaborative robots for metal fabrication, is thrilled to announce its participation in the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS) 2024, September 9-14 at McCormick Place in Chicago.
Hirebotics was recently awarded Global OEM of the year by Universal Robots (UR). This award for the most robot sales is for UR’s top OEM partner across all application segments and geographies.
“We are deeply honored to be named Universal Robots’ OEM of the Year for a second year in a row. Being the recipient of this global award is a significant milestone for Hirebotics, and it reflects the dedication and innovation of our entire team. Our partnership with Universal Robots has allowed us to push the boundaries of what’s possible in automation, and this recognition inspires us to continue delivering cutting-edge, easy-to-use solutions that empower metal fabricators worldwide.” – Rob Goldiez, CEO of Hirebotics
As a testament to their continued innovation, Hirebotics will also be one of the first UR partners to support the new Polyscope X platform that redefines automation software, making it accessible and effective for a wider range of users and applications.
This innovation and many others will be presented at IMTS.
Unveiling New Features
Hirebotics is excited to launch several new features at IMTS 2024, designed to enhance the capabilities of their Beacon-powered cobots:
- Beacon on UR Polyscope X: Making Beacon, Hirebotics innovative teaching app for cobots, accessible wherever customers want it – iOS, Android, Web, and now Polyscope X. In-app support (on the teach pendant), and more. See a live, hands-on demo by the first UR partner to support their latest robot platform.
- Integration to Miller’s Auto DeltaWeld: Future-proofs the Cobot Welder with remote updates and improved welding for various materials.
- Fine Tune: Allows precise adjustments in torch angles and weld points, making it accessible for welders to optimize their work.
- Enhanced Stitch Weld: This new feature allows users to re-sequence stitch patterns, stitch through radial welds and more.
Join Hirebotics at their Booth 236341 and Universal Robots’ booth 236131 for an exclusive look at their latest advancements in cobot welding and cutting automation and a chance to interact with their expert team. Attendees will have the opportunity to experience firsthand the ease of teaching their Cobot Welder and Cobot Plasma Cutter using the Beacon app on a smartphone, tablet, and now Polyscope.
Highlight Session by Matt Bush, COO of Hirebotics
On Thursday, September 12, from 1:15 PM to 2:10 PM Central, Matt Bush, Chief Operations Officer at Hirebotics, will deliver a talk titled “From Crisis to Catalyst: Cobot Welding – The Answers We Weren’t Looking For.”
Room W194-A
This session will explore how cobot welding is transforming the industry, providing solutions that increase productivity, retain talent, and maintain global competitiveness.
About Hirebotics
Hirebotics is at the forefront of transforming how cobots in metal fabrication are taught, increasing the adoption by fabrication teams. Their mission is to streamline operations, improve productivity, and empower welders and fabricators with accessible technologies. Hirebotics is headquartered in Nashville, TN, and serves clients nationwide. Learn more about Hirebotics at IMTS 2024.
Meet Hirebotics at booth 236341 to learn how their innovative solutions are helping fabricators improve operations and boost their bottom line.
More Information
For more information and to schedule a meeting with their team at IMTS 2024, contact msordo@hirebotics.com
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