Path’s physical AI model for welding, Obsidian, and proprietary sensing and vision system transforms a traditional industrial ...
Shipbuilder HII signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on 17 February with Path Robotics to “explore the integration of ...
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HII and Path Robotics bring physical AI to shipbuilding
Shipbuilding has always been a high-stakes, high-complexity industry where quality, safety, and schedule pressure collide. In recent years, digital tools ...
Crafting military ships for the U.S. Navy requires elite precision; thousands of tons of metal must be welded together to ...
"We want to mark this date as the start of this era of next-generation manufacturing," Path Robotics CEO Andy Lonsberry said.
HII on Tuesday announced a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ohio-based Path Robotics to integrate the latter’s physical artificial ...
Shipbuilder HII and Ohio-based manufacturer Path Robotics plan to partner and integrate physical artificial intelligence into shipyards, the companies announced today -- a move toward automation that ...
Eric Chewning, HII’s executive vice president of maritime systems and corporate strategy, (left) and Andy Lonsberry, Path Robotics CEO and co-founder, have signed an MOU to explore the integration of ...
HII, America’s largest shipbuilder, and Path Robotics, a global leader in physical AI for manufacturing, will host a memorandum of understanding signing ceremony and physical AI demonstration at Path ...
LAD Services is partnering with Path Robotics to bring its Physical AI for welding into its shipbuilding operations.
While Saronic is pioneering the frontier of physical AI in its vessels, Path is pioneering the application of physical AI in manufacturing. Path’s welding models combine computer vision, machine ...
Path’s physical AI model for welding, Obsidian™, and proprietary sensing and vision system transforms a traditional industrial robot arm from a rigid, repeat-only machine into a real-time perception ...
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