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Industrial Welding Robots Market size is set to grow by USD 3.10 billion from 2024-2028, Growing popularity of industrial robots in APAC to boost the market growth, Technavio

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NEW YORK, July 9, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — The global industrial welding robots market is witnessing significant growth, driven by the increasing adoption of industrial robots, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region. This growth is fueled by the emergence of collaborative arc welding robots, which are enhancing operational efficiency. Despite these advancements, challenges such as operational complexities persist. Industries utilizing robotic welding include automotive, manufacturing, construction, and aerospace. Key players in this market include ABB Ltd., FANUC Corp., Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd., and The Lincoln Electric Co., among others.

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Forecast period

2024-2028

Base Year

2023

Historic Data

2018 – 2022

Segment Covered

Product (Spot welding robots, Arc welding robots, and Laser welding robots), End-user (Automotive, Electrical and electronics, Heavy machinery, and Others), and Geography (APAC, Europe, North America, South America, and Middle East and Africa)

Region Covered

APAC, Europe, North America, South America, and Middle East and Africa

Key companies profiled

ABB Ltd., Acieta LLC, Bystronic Laser AG, Carl Cloos Schweisstechnik GmbH, Daihen Corp., EWM AG, FANUC Corp., HD Hyundai Co. Ltd., Illinois Tool Works Inc., Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd., Kemppi Oy, MIDEA Group Co. Ltd., OMRON Corp., Panasonic Holdings Corp., Smenco Pty Ltd., SRDR Robotics, Stellantis NV, Teradyne Inc., The Lincoln Electric Co., and Yaskawa Electric Corp.

 

Key Market Trends Fueling Growth

Rental companies, such as Hirebotics, Tokyo Century, and ORIX, have become essential players in the industrial welding robots market. These companies offer end-users a comprehensive solution for robot deployment, including programming, maintenance, and repair. They handle installation expenses and provide rental robots equipped with the latest technologies for various industries. The high initial cost of owning industrial welding robots and the complexity of designing and implementing them make renting an attractive option for businesses. Renting industrial welding robots offers a considerable return on investment and eases the burden of ownership and maintenance. The robots-as-a-service (RaaS) model, a pay-as-you-go or subscription-based service, is gaining popularity. It allows businesses to access robotic process automation by leasing robotic devices and subscribing to a cloud-based service instead of purchasing the equipment outright. This trend is expected to expand the growth of the global industrial welding robots market during the forecast period. Despite the potential impact on the revenues of key vendors due to decreased demand for new industrial welding robots, the benefits of renting and RaaS are compelling for businesses. 

The Industrial Welding Robots market is experiencing significant growth due to increasing consumer spending on essential goods and services, including automobiles and consumer goods. Robots are essential in welding various workpieces to weld different parts with high precision, narrow welds, and minimal changes. The latest trends include high welding speed, rework reduction, and high reliability. Laser beam and carbon dioxide welding technologies are popular due to their high power density, low distortion, and improved gap bridging capabilities. Plasma welding technology, including plasma welding torches, vision systems, feeder systems, plasma flow controllers, and other EOAT devices, is gaining traction for high-volume applications. The component segment, including robots, controllers, and other accessories, holds the largest share of the market. The general manufacturing industry and defense industry are the major consumers of welding robots, with resistance spot welding and plasma welding being the most common welding processes. Personnel restrictions and the need for remote welding locations are driving the adoption of collaborative and delta robots. 

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Market Challenges

Industrial welding robots offer significant returns on investment for repetitive welding tasks. However, the selection process for automating welding depends on factors such as metal part type and operation repeatability. For applications with small batch sizes and large gaps between parts, robot performance can be affected, increasing welding time. Poorly designed fixtures and variations in metal forming can lead to inconsistent welding by robots. Programming robots for batch manufacturing or repair work requires significant time, which can be mitigated through offline programming. However, the use of teach pendants for programming results in extended operational downtime. Consistent metal design with proper gap tolerances is essential for robotic welding, which can be challenging to obtain. Additionally, welding in confined spaces restricts the use of robots in certain end-user segments. These factors may hinder the growth of the global industrial welding robots market during the forecast period.The industrial welding robots market faces challenges in modern manufacturing due to sensors issues and the need for efficiency and flexibility in robotics solutions. Welding applications, such as those in aerospace, construction, and automotive sectors, require precision and repeatability. Robotic systems, including robotic arms and machine vision technologies, are essential for consistent weld quality. However, economic downturns, strict lockdowns, and disrupted supply chains have affected manufacturing facilities and production schedules. Labor costs and raw materials remain significant concerns. To optimize performance, data collection and analysis are crucial for smart manufacturing ecosystems. Laser welding is a major application, with end-use industries including automotive & transportation, metals & machinery, electrical & electronics, and aerospace & defense. Skilled labor shortages persist, highlighting the importance of robotic welding in various sectors. Despite these challenges, the industrial sector continues to demand robotic systems for welding tasks in pipes, metal parts, and structural elements.

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Segment Overview 

This industrial welding robots market report extensively covers market segmentation by

Product 1.1 Spot welding robots1.2 Arc welding robots1.3 Laser welding robotsEnd-user 2.1 Automotive2.2 Electrical and electronics2.3 Heavy machinery2.4 OthersGeography 3.1 APAC3.2 Europe3.3 North America3.4 South America3.5 Middle East and Africa

1.1 Spot welding robots- In the manufacturing sector, spot welding is a prevalent process for joining metal sheets in various industries such as automotive, electronics, and heavy machinery. Companies are integrating spot welding robots into their operations to enhance productivity and efficiency. These robots are designed to execute intricate spot welding tasks and ensure consistent process quality. They employ copper alloys for conducting electric current to the welding site and feature a spot welding gun at the robot’s terminal end instead of a conventional end-effector. The spot welding robots market is projected to expand steadily due to the increasing adoption of these robots in automotive, electronics, and heavy machinery industries. The emergence of new materials like composites and carbon fibers in industrial processes will expand the application scope of spot welding robots. Furthermore, advancements in robot technology, including the flexibility to install spot welding robots, multi-robot welding cells, application-specific software, energy-efficient robots, and enhanced spot welding guns, will boost their popularity among industry players during the forecast period.

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Research Analysis

The Industrial Welding Robots market is experiencing significant growth due to the integration of advanced technologies such as cyber-physical systems, cloud robotics, and cloud computing. Big data and data-driven decision-making are becoming essential in modern manufacturing, leading to increased efficiency and flexibility in welding applications. Sensors and real-time data analytics enable robots to adapt to changing conditions in manufacturing facilities. The economic downturn and strict lockdowns caused by the pandemic have disrupted supply chains, production schedules, and transport restrictions. However, industrial robots, including welding robots, have proven to be valuable assets in maintaining production during these challenging times. Welding robot manufacturers continue to innovate, offering advanced robotics solutions to meet the evolving needs of the industry. Despite the challenges, the future of industrial welding robots looks bright, with a focus on improving economic efficiency, enhancing flexibility, and integrating new technologies to optimize welding processes. The market is expected to grow significantly in the coming years, driven by the increasing adoption of automation in manufacturing.

Market Research Overview

The Industrial Welding Robots market is experiencing significant growth due to the integration of advanced technologies such as cyber-physical systems, cloud robotics, and cloud computing. Big data is playing a crucial role in data-driven decision-making, enabling real-time data analytics and performance optimization. Welding robot manufacturers are focusing on developing advanced robotics solutions for various welding applications, including laser welding robots for high-precision tasks and arc welding and spot welding for mass production. The use of sensors, machine vision technologies, and modern manufacturing ecosystems ensures efficiency, flexibility, and consistent weld quality. The market is driven by major application sectors such as aerospace, automotive & transportation, metals & machinery, electrical & electronics, and construction. However, economic downturns, strict lockdowns, and production disruptions due to labor costs, raw materials, and supply chain challenges have impacted the industry. Skilled labor shortages and personnel restrictions have further increased the adoption of welding robots in various sectors. Despite these challenges, the demand for industrial robots continues to grow, driven by the need for high-volume applications, increased precision, and minimal changes in the manufacturing process. The market is expected to continue its growth trajectory, with laser welding, carbon dioxide, and optics being key technologies driving innovation in the industry. End-use sectors such as automotive & transportation, consumer goods, and machinery are expected to remain major contributors to the market’s growth.

Table of Contents:

1 Executive Summary
2 Market Landscape
3 Market Sizing
4 Historic Market Size
5 Five Forces Analysis
6 Market Segmentation

ProductSpot Welding RobotsArc Welding RobotsLaser Welding RobotsEnd-userAutomotiveElectrical And ElectronicsHeavy MachineryOthersGeographyAPACEuropeNorth AmericaSouth AmericaMiddle East And Africa

7 Customer Landscape
8 Geographic Landscape
9 Drivers, Challenges, and Trends
10 Company Landscape
11 Company Analysis
12 Appendix

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Clock Ticking on San Jose Worker Contracts as City Council Eyes July Recess

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SAN JOSE, Calif., June 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Several months of tense negotiations between the San Jose City Administration and thousands of dedicated City of San Jose workers have now resulted in two of the City’s largest worker contracts set to expire – just as the San Jose City Council leaves for their July recess. On Thursday, June 18, after receiving the City’s Last, Best, and Final Offer (LBFO) and working to reach a deal before contract expiration, San Jose workers represented by IFPTE Local 21 and MEF-AFSCME Local 101 have called for mediation in order to reach a fair agreement.

Last Wednesday, June 10, workers rallied at San Jose Mineta International Airport (SJC) to call on the San Jose City Administration to secure a contract that will allow the City of San Jose to retain and recruit excellent public workers. While negotiations continued after the rally, the City’s LBFO remains one that does not invest in city services and one that will not retain the city’s skilled workforce.

Members of both unions are concerned that the upcoming budget has proposed staffing cuts to several departments, including the Library, Public Works, and the Housing Department. Instead of investing in our community, city officials have elected to spend taxpayer money on corporate giveaways through massive contracts with ineffective AI companies and an outrageous $351 million subsidy towards hockey arena renovations. The City could develop a strategy that ensures corporations pay their fair share from benefitting directly from city services. Instead, San Jose insists on cutting taxes for some of the largest corporations that occupy the city, while residents and working families pay more.

“We are the workers who keep San Jose running every day. We’ve shown up at the bargaining table ready to negotiate a fair contract every week. It’s time for the City to turn things around in order to retain workers. San Jose workers and the residents we serve deserve better,” said Carlos Murillo, an Associate Engineer at SJC, and IFPTE Local 21 Bargaining Team Member. “It’s time to invest in our city services. It’s time to put San Jose first.”

“San Jose remains already one of the most thinly staffed major cities in California. The City has a real opportunity. With San Jose being a World Cup host city, we have seen our community come together. San Jose has the potential to highlight the amazing public services our city has to offer and the hard-working people who make those services happen,” said MEF Local 101 Chief Steward Heidi Mendiola, a Police Data Specialist.

San Jose workers haven’t gone on strike in two decades. Three years ago, San Jose workers organized a city-wide strike vote that shed light on the city’s dangerous understaffing and retention issues. Workers are disheartened to know that instead of working on revenue, this administration has instead continued to remain one of the few cities to cap its business license tax on large businesses, with its largest only paying $185,532 in taxes. This includes massive Fortune 500 companies, such as Cisco Systems, which reported $56 billion in revenue and $10 billion in profits for Fiscal Year 2025; PayPal Holdings, which reported $33 billion in revenue and $5.2 billion in profits; and Adobe Inc., which reported $23 billion in revenue and $7.1 billion in profits.

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Trupeer AI Appoints Former UiPath APAC President & CEO Raghu Subramanian to Lead Japan Enterprise Expansion

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TOKYO, June 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Trupeer AI, the workflow knowledge layer for teams and AI agents, today announced the appointment of Raghu Subramanian as President and Chief Business Officer, as the company accelerates its next phase of global enterprise expansion. Backed by RTP Global and Salesforce Ventures and trusted by more than 50,000 teams in over 100 countries and 120 languages, Trupeer is strengthening its leadership team to scale adoption across enterprises, SaaS companies, Global Capability Centers (GCCs), and technology-enabled business services companies.

Japan is a strategic growth market for Trupeer, where enterprises face a growing knowledge-retention challenge as experienced employees retire and institutional expertise leaves with them. Trupeer addresses this by capturing workflows and institutional knowledge and turning them into AI-ready contexts accessible in more than 120 languages, including Japanese and English. By eliminating the bilingual bottleneck, the platform lets Japanese enterprises scale their own expertise to global teams, while giving multinational organizations instant access to existing knowledge for their Japan-based teams. Several of the world’s largest software companies use Trupeer to create Japanese-language content as they deepen their presence in the country, and  major Japanese pharmaceutical companies use Trupeer to enable learning and development at scale, capturing veteran expertise and standardizing how critical processes are taught across the organization.

Raghu joins from a distinguished career at the forefront of enterprise automation. As a founding member of the management team at UiPath, he was part of the core executive team that helped build the company into a $35+ billion NYSE-listed enterprise. He established UiPath’s APAC operations in 2016 and later served as President & CEO for India and APAC, making Japan one of their largest markets. Bringing over 25 years of enterprise technology leadership, Raghu has built and scaled enterprise businesses across global markets, with deep expertise in automation, business process management, and enterprise AI adoption. Prior to joining UiPath, he served as CTO of EXL Service.

At Trupeer, he will lead the company’s next phase of commercial expansion, with a sharp focus on Japanese enterprises, the GCCs operating in Japan, and the global parents of Japan-based delivery networks.

Shivali Goyal, CEO and Co-Founder, Trupeer AI, said, “Raghu has spent decades helping organisations adopt and scale transformative technologies and brings deep experience in building enterprises globally. Having seen first-hand the challenges enterprises face in organisational knowledge and agentic AI enablement, Raghu immediately resonated with our vision and the momentum Trupeer has built globally. His expertise will help us strengthen our commercial capabilities, deepen partnerships, and unlock the next phase of growth at Trupeer.”

Raghu Subramanian, President and Chief Business Officer, Trupeer AI, said, “Enterprises have long struggled to get real value from AI, and the reason is fragmented context. As businesses operate across languages, geographies, and distributed teams, critical knowledge often becomes difficult to access, share, and act on consistently. The knowledge that makes AI useful remains trapped in people’s heads and scattered across tools. In the agentic AI era, where agents are only as good as the context they run on, that gap becomes the difference between AI that works and AI that doesn’t. This is the gap Trupeer was built to close. I look forward to partnering with enterprises and organisations across the globe to build the context layer that makes enterprise knowledge structured, accessible, and actionable, and AI genuinely useful.”

About Trupeer

Trupeer AI is the workflow knowledge layer for enterprises that enables teams and AI agents. The company helps organizations capture critical operational knowledge that is often trapped in the minds of subject matter experts and scattered across tools, transforming it into structured, accessible, and queryable knowledge. Its platform captures enterprise workflows and turns unstructured, multimodal input into SOPs, guides, studio-quality videos, training assets into 120+ languages and continuously updated, AI-ready context that intelligent agents can leverage, making institutional knowledge accessible, actionable, and queryable. Backed by RTP Global and Salesforce Ventures, Trupeer supports more than 50,000 teams in over 100 countries, including Fortune 100 enterprises, Global Capability Centers and technology-enabled business services companies.

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Fulfilling PM Modi’s Dream of Atmanirbhar Bharat: India’s AI Writing Startup Kreativespace Incubated at IIT Kharagpur

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Kreativespace, an Indian AI-powered writing platform founded by Vinet Kakadea, has been incubated at IIT Kharagpur and recognized by SVNIT University, Ministry of Education under Bodhan AI Conclave also through the NVIDIA Inception Program, AWS Startup Program, and DPIIT under Startup India.The platform unifies 8 AI-powered writing tools, along with AI Humanizer and Message AI feature being the latest addition into a single ecosystem, so you can generate and refine content all in one place.The company reports more than 50,000+ signed-up users, 75,000+ anonymous users, and roughly 100,000 monthly website visitors, positioning itself as the only Indian company operating at scale in the global AI writing market.

SURAT, India, June 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Kreativespace, an AI-powered writing platform, is building out its position as the only homegrown alternative in a market long dominated by international tools such as Grammarly and QuillBot. Founded by Vinet Kakadea and incubated at IIT Kharagpur, the company has aligned its growth with the broader push behind Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Atmanirbhar Bharat (Self-Reliant India) initiative, which encourages indigenous technology development capable of competing on a global scale.

As AI adoption accelerates across India’s education, research, and enterprise sectors, Kreativespace is among a small group of Indian startups building writing technology designed to compete directly with established international platforms.

Kreativespace’s progress has been recognized by several institutions central to India’s startup and technology ecosystem. The company has been incubated at IIT Kharagpur, selected under SSIP 2.0 through SVNIT University, and chosen by the Ministry of Education to present its work at the Bodhan AI Conclave. It has also been accepted into the NVIDIA Inception Program and the AWS Startup Program, and holds DPIIT recognition under the Startup India initiative.

Where many writing-tool users rely on separate subscriptions for content generation to refinement for grammar correction, paraphrasing, plagiarism checking, citation generation, and editing, Kreativespace brings these functions into a single platform as a super-app for AI writing tools. The company says its approach centers on affordability and accessibility alongside performance, aiming to make advanced AI writing assistance available to a wider range of users regardless of geography or budget.

The idea for Kreativespace took shape while founder Vinet Kakadea was studying at New York University and Marymount University in the United States, where he experienced firsthand how students, researchers, and professionals often need multiple paid subscriptions to cover writing-related tasks. That fragmented experience led him to build a super-app offering each of these capabilities together, at a more accessible price point.

Kreativespace combines 8 AI-powered writing tools with AI Humanizer and Message AI feature being the latest addition, allowing users to generate, rewrite, refine, and humanize content without moving between separate platforms. The product is available via web platform, mobile apps on the App Store and Google Play, browser extensions for Chrome, Mozilla, and Edge, and a Google Docs add-on.

Vinet Kakadea, Founder of Kreativespace, said, “Kreativespace’s vision is to digitalize the entire Indian education ecosystem to support PM Modi’s Atmanirbhar Bharat scheme.”

About Kreativespace

Kreativespace with the Motto of Making Writing Accessible for Everyone: Kreativespace is an AI-powered writing platform built to make AI writing tools accessible, affordable, and effective for students, researchers, educators, professionals, content creators, startups, and enterprises. Founded by Vinet Kakadea, the company is incubated at IIT Kharagpur and has been recognized by AWS Startup Program, the NVIDIA Inception Program, and DPIIT under Startup India. For more information, visit kreativespace.com.

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