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Inrotech has received an order for an extensive set of welding robots for shipbuilding in the United States. The Inrotech-MicroTwin, Inrotech-Classic and Inrotech-Crawler were purchased by Halter Marine in Pascagoula, Miss., and will be used during construction of United States Coast Guard’s new Polar Security Cutter. The 460-foot vessel will support U.S. national interests in […]

Researchers from the Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Institute of the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) plan to revolutionize the way ships are designed, planned, and produced. This will happen through a new Grand Solution project supported by Innovation Fund Denmark. Together with Odense Maritime Technology A/S (OMT) and Inrotech A/S, SDU aims to bring experiences from

The corona crisis put an end to an otherwise promising year at Inrotech, but now there are prospects for new orders. – It’s been a tough year so far. We got our first order two weeks ago. This is what Gert Jørgensen, CEO of the welding robot manufacturer Inrotech in Odense, says. It was an

Inrotech has landed an order with the British shipyard Harland & Wolff, whose roots go all the way back to the mid-19th century. The shipyard is located in Belfast and is probably best known as the shipyard that built the Titanic. Now the honored shipyard is on its way into the robot age with a delivery

The Danish subcontractor to the wind turbine industry Welcon manufactures tower sections weighing up to 230 tonnes in a production with 40 halls. Within the past two years, the company has implemented ground-breaking adaptive robot welding through Inrotech in Funen, for which the integrator company was nominated for the DIRA Automation Award this year. In

  Funded by the European Union (under grant agreement no 605436), the SMART Yards project aims to improve the productivity of European small and medium-sized shipyards and related subcontractors by at least 20% This will be achieved by improving the knowledge and technological skills needed to combat tough global competition and provide innovative products. This

Inrotech has now formalized their long term cooperation with Kemppi Welding Solutions . The cooperation, that initially started in connection with the development of the double hull robot solution on Odense Steel Shipyard in Denmark, has now been turned into a joining of forces aimed towards heavy industry automation solutions, and in particular shipyard welding

Inrotech, Inwatec and Linak are fighting to win this year’s DIRA award, which is presented during the opening of Automatik. When Automatik kicks off on September 11, it will happen with the revelation of who wins the Automation Award 2018 – the so-called DIRA award. The award is given to a company that has invested

INROTECH, based in Odense Denmark have made a reputation for providing world class robotic welding solutions that really break with traditional methods of manufacture, and give customers more than they expect! Giving customers more for less is an important philosophy in the solutions INROTECH provide to their ever expanding customer base. As they progress, their

Inrotech has developed a smart welding robot that can interpret where to weld. The line is lined with a library of knowledge on various welds.  The beam with the two welding robots just needs to run across the workpiece once. Then it is ready for welding. This is what is special about Inrotech’s technology from

Bladt Industries automates welding of very large pipe constructions. The Funen-based company Inrotech is working full time developing a solution for automatic robot welding for Bladt Industries. Welding robots will in future weld large pipes together on Bladt’s large offshore jackets. It is pipes up to 1.5 meters in diameter. Two robots must weld simultaneously