• New remote lab to solve challenging laser welding applications in Michigan

    Blackbird Robotics' new remote welding laboratory offers services like user training, application support, and soon, local repairs.
    Aug. 4, 2016
    2 min read

    Offering solutions for remote laser welding with scan optics, laser welding expert Blackbird Robotics (Garching, Germany)—part of the Scanlab group (Puchheim, Germany)—has opened a facility in Sterling Heights, MI, that includes a well-equipped applications laboratory. This remote welding laboratory offers the growing US market additional services like user training, application support, and soon, local repairs.

    An interior portion of Blackbird Robotics' remote welding lab in Sterling Heights, MI.

    In July 2016, Blackbird Robotics hosted a grand opening event where attendees could visit and examine the new remote welding applications laboratory. They were given an overview of the latest unique technology advances in the company's product range of 2D and 3D scan heads, controls, and seam finding and tracking solutions. There also an exhibition of sample parts from production applications, covering a variety of industrial segments such as battery welding, automotive seating, exhaust systems, and door assemblies.

    "Now that we have the infrastructure in place, we can also provide local training and application support," says Tim Morris, VP of sales and service for Blackbird Robotics. "The next step will be providing selected repair and maintenance measures."

    For more information, please visit www.blackbird-robotics.com and www.scanlab.de.

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