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is an all-in-one Welding Upskilling Program including simulation, optimized WPS used on digital twins, industry-specific content and best-in-class services.
Welding Upskilling Program
FASTER
Increase Arc-Time through state-of-the-art simulation.
Welders reach proficiency up to 33%* faster.
Speed up learning cycles, no setup, no cleanup.
SMARTER
Reduce raw material, energy, and consumables usage up to 66%*.
Evaluate candidates fast and objectively to boost your hiring.
*Real results from customer case study.
BETTER
Reduce the quality issues.
Guarantee delivery time.
Safe & risk free.
TRAIN LIKE YOU PRODUCE
1. WPS OPTIMIZATION
We fine-tune manual skills using your PQRs, WPSs, and power source models.
2. DIGITAL TWINS PRODUCTION
Practice on coupons that replicate real parts and positions.
Build cause-effect understanding of technique.
3. ANALYSIS MODULE
Track progress with measurable KPIs.
Focus on areas of improvements.
The experience of Seabery on the industrial sector along with the technological development of Soldamatic, have enable to develop a specific solution for the training of professional welders, which uses joints and working procedures in Augmented Reality like those used in a real chain production.
Defense
Automotive
Railway
Shipbuilding
Oil&Gas
Back-to-back Service
Setup & Training
Lean setup implementation together with an integral E2E training to all stakeholders.
“Ad Hoc” Training program
Industry specific content & practices based on real customer needs designed to progressively acquire the manual skills.
Support
Direct Line with our Service team to guarantee up-time.
Do not get obsolete
Early access to state-of-the-art welding simulation.
Industrial Welding Multijoints
Bring your own joints to Augmented Reality, train you welders in AR before moving on to the real joint.
CASE STUDIES
Mercedes Benz AG
Automotive Sector
The Mercedes plant in Bremen, Germany, which manufactures up to 10 different models, uses Soldamatic for training and qualification of its professional aluminum welders.
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BMW Group Werk Regensburg
Automotive Sector
Accurate, sustainable, safe training relies on “virtual welding – based on augmented reality”.
Soldamatic has been part of Regensburg’s vocational training program since 2021. Instructions and tips are displayed during the welding process; detailed analyses of the weld seam are possible afterwards. In addition to qualitative progress, the digitization project also contributes to the “green factory”: Compared to conventional learning welding, less metal scrap is produced. Electricity and material consumption are reduced. The significantly lower risk of injury is also among the positive effects. Only when sufficient basic knowledge has been acquired in the course of virtual welding do the trainees switch to the “real” welding machine.
Volkswagen
Automotive Sector
The Volkswagen site in Emden, Germany, uses Soldamatic for training professional welders. Thanks to the use of Augmented Reality, they have been able to reduce material costs and training times, as well as increase productivity
Alstom
Railway sector
The multinational Alstom, a pioneer in the digitization of the industrial sector, uses Soldamatic for training and selection of welders according to its high-quality standards. This has enabled it to reduce the cost of materials by up to 40% as well as its environmental impact.
The Cornwall College + Pendennis Shipyard
Educational Sector + Shipbuilding Sector
The Cornwall College and Pendennis Shipyard work together to develop the next generation of engineers and welders. The Cornwall College trains its students according to Pendennis requirements, preparing them for the real jobs demanded by the industry. Soldamatic plays a fundamental role in this agreement, preparing students for a real job in the shipbuilding sector.
Samsung Global Top Smart Shipyard
Shipbuilding Sector
What does transition skills training look like? Welding technology is essential in the industrial field. This site is Samsung Global Top Smart Shipyard, a large shipyard located in Korea operated by Samsung. In this Augmented Lab, risky training can be made safer, and experiential education is as good as on-the-job training.
Strategic Marine
Shipbuilding Sector
Strategic Marine is a leading shipbuilder with an international outlook and an established reputation for producing quality, high performance commercial & governmental vessels for markets across the globe. The company uses Soldamatic to train its welders in the most efficient, economical, fast and sustainable way.
John Deere
Industrial Sector
John Deere uses Soldamatic Augmented Training in Germany to train metalworking students in its welding and assembly fabrication processes.
