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India is short of skilled welders, and Terafac is teaching robots to fill that gap

The Chandigarh-based startup's AI vision system turns off-the-shelf industrial robots into welders that adapt to changing parts without needing reprogramming.

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India is short of skilled welders, and Terafac is teaching robots to fill that gap
The Chandigarh-based startup's AI vision system turns off-the-shelf industrial robots into welders that adapt to changing parts without needing reprogramming.
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