Difference between manual welding and robotics welding.

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Manual welding is done by a human operator while robotics welding is done by a machine.

Manual welding requires a skilled operator to control the welding process while robotics welding is automated.
Robotics welding is faster and more precise than manual welding.
Manual welding is more flexible and can be used in a wider range of applications while robotics welding is best suited for high-volume production.
Robotics welding can be programmed to perform complex welds that would be difficult or impossible for a human operator to perform.
Manual welding requires more time and effort to set up and prepare while robotics welding can be set up quickly and easily.
Manual welding produces more waste and requires more cleanup than robotics welding.
Examples of manual welding include stick welding, MIG welding, and TIG welding while examples of robotics welding include spot welding, arc welding, and laser welding.

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