Roboforming will change manufacturing in the US.

Robotic forming builds on pioneering work by Unimate (1961) - the first industrial robot. Modern systems combine machine learning with precise metallurgy, achieving tolerances of 0.1mm. The real innovation is in adaptive control algorithms that mirror biological motor learning.

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Game changer! Finally some innovation beyond expensive stamps and molds for small quantity orders. Could eliminate the $20,000 space screwdriver!

I think amazing for prototyping, but similar to 3D printing, the limitations and cost per part will greatly limit the production applicability, but where it's unique capabilities lie it will be valuable. Definitely awesome technology.

Can it ever be made fast enough to compete with stamping?

dumb

Been awhile since I got a tour of Metalcrafters They were prepared for one-off custom work using skilled (Cuban or Venezuelan) labor to hand form parts And automation to create multiple working prototype cars I bet they're excited to see roboforming

Casting, too. If you're talking pure large scale manufacturing casting wins out for cycle time. Roboforming would work better for processes where die's can't/won't be used.

ohhhh robotic English Wheel =)

Who makes these

I think will change EVERYTHING in the US.