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Half-day course for manufacturing leaders exploring cobotic welding. Hands-on demos, ROI discussion, and guidance from interest to adoption.

Overview
This half-day course is designed for manufacturing leaders who need to make informed, business-driven decisions about cobotic welding adoption. Rather than focusing on programming or operator-level training, the session provides a structured, practical overview of how cobotic welding can fit into your operation, what problems it can solve, and when it does not make sense.

Participants will engage directly with cobotic welding systems, discuss real-world cost and ROI considerations, and gain clarity on how to move from interest to a disciplined adoption plan.

What You’ll Learn and Experience

• Hands-on interaction with cobotic welding systems in a live training environment
• Practical discussion of benefits, limitations, costs, and ROI drivers
• Operational considerations including workforce impact, throughput, and quality
• Common pitfalls and misconceptions around cobotic welding adoption
• Guidance on moving from initial interest to evaluation, piloting, and implementation

Who Should Attend
This course is intended for:

• Owners, executives, and senior leaders
• Operations and manufacturing managers
• Engineering and production decision-makers
• Anyone responsible for capital investment or technology strategy

No prior robotics or welding automation experience is required.

Program Context
This course is offered as part of the HAMMER Program (Hampton Roads Advanced Manufacturing Modernization with Emerging Robotics) and is delivered at the Cobotic Alliance Center—providing manufacturers with low-risk exposure, education, and guidance around collaborative robotic welding.

Cost

• $250 per seat (grant-subsidized)
• $1,000 standard cost

Seats are limited to ensure meaningful interaction with equipment and instructors.

REGISTER HERE

Half-day course for manufacturing leaders exploring cobotic welding. Hands-on demos, ROI discussion, and guidance from interest to adoption.

Overview
This half-day course is designed for manufacturing leaders who need to make informed, business-driven decisions about cobotic welding adoption. Rather than focusing on programming or operator-level training, the session provides a structured, practical overview of how cobotic welding can fit into your operation, what problems it can solve, and when it does not make sense.

Participants will engage directly with cobotic welding systems, discuss real-world cost and ROI considerations, and gain clarity on how to move from interest to a disciplined adoption plan.

What You’ll Learn and Experience

• Hands-on interaction with cobotic welding systems in a live training environment
• Practical discussion of benefits, limitations, costs, and ROI drivers
• Operational considerations including workforce impact, throughput, and quality
• Common pitfalls and misconceptions around cobotic welding adoption
• Guidance on moving from initial interest to evaluation, piloting, and implementation

Who Should Attend
This course is intended for:

• Owners, executives, and senior leaders
• Operations and manufacturing managers
• Engineering and production decision-makers
• Anyone responsible for capital investment or technology strategy

No prior robotics or welding automation experience is required.

Program Context
This course is offered as part of the HAMMER Program (Hampton Roads Advanced Manufacturing Modernization with Emerging Robotics) and is delivered at the Cobotic Alliance Center—providing manufacturers with low-risk exposure, education, and guidance around collaborative robotic welding.

Cost

• $250 per seat (grant-subsidized)
• $1,000 standard cost

Seats are limited to ensure meaningful interaction with equipment and instructors.

REGISTER HERE

Half-day course for manufacturing leaders exploring cobotic welding. Hands-on demos, ROI discussion, and guidance from interest to adoption.

Overview
This half-day course is designed for manufacturing leaders who need to make informed, business-driven decisions about cobotic welding adoption. Rather than focusing on programming or operator-level training, the session provides a structured, practical overview of how cobotic welding can fit into your operation, what problems it can solve, and when it does not make sense.

Participants will engage directly with cobotic welding systems, discuss real-world cost and ROI considerations, and gain clarity on how to move from interest to a disciplined adoption plan.

What You’ll Learn and Experience

• Hands-on interaction with cobotic welding systems in a live training environment
• Practical discussion of benefits, limitations, costs, and ROI drivers
• Operational considerations including workforce impact, throughput, and quality
• Common pitfalls and misconceptions around cobotic welding adoption
• Guidance on moving from initial interest to evaluation, piloting, and implementation

Who Should Attend
This course is intended for:

• Owners, executives, and senior leaders
• Operations and manufacturing managers
• Engineering and production decision-makers
• Anyone responsible for capital investment or technology strategy

No prior robotics or welding automation experience is required.

Program Context
This course is offered as part of the HAMMER Program (Hampton Roads Advanced Manufacturing Modernization with Emerging Robotics) and is delivered at the Cobotic Alliance Center—providing manufacturers with low-risk exposure, education, and guidance around collaborative robotic welding.

Cost

• $250 per seat (grant-subsidized)
• $1,000 standard cost

Seats are limited to ensure meaningful interaction with equipment and instructors.

REGISTER HERE

Open houses include a center tour, live demonstrations, and time for questions with SCA staff.

The Cobotic Alliance Center is a regional hub dedicated to helping small and medium-sized manufacturers in Hampton Roads adopt and integrate cobotic welding. The Center provides hands-on demonstrations, training, and real-world evaluation of cobotic systems to reduce risk and accelerate learning. Through the HAMMER Program—Hampton Roads Advanced Manufacturing Modernization with Emerging Robotics—we offer structured workforce development, technical guidance, and support packages designed to meet companies wherever they are in their cobotic journey.

The HAMMER Program is an initiative designed to help small and medium-sized manufacturers explore, train, and integrate cobotic welding technologies. HAMMER provides companies with guided access to hands-on demonstrations, workforce upskilling, part and process evaluations, and practical integration support. The program meets manufacturers at their current level of readiness, helping them understand where cobots fit, what benefits they can expect, and how to adopt the technology with confidence and reduced risk.

REGISTER TO ATTEND HERE

Open houses include a center tour, live demonstrations, and time for questions with SCA staff.

The Cobotic Alliance Center is a regional hub dedicated to helping small and medium-sized manufacturers in Hampton Roads adopt and integrate cobotic welding. The Center provides hands-on demonstrations, training, and real-world evaluation of cobotic systems to reduce risk and accelerate learning. Through the HAMMER Program—Hampton Roads Advanced Manufacturing Modernization with Emerging Robotics—we offer structured workforce development, technical guidance, and support packages designed to meet companies wherever they are in their cobotic journey.

The HAMMER Program is an initiative designed to help small and medium-sized manufacturers explore, train, and integrate cobotic welding technologies. HAMMER provides companies with guided access to hands-on demonstrations, workforce upskilling, part and process evaluations, and practical integration support. The program meets manufacturers at their current level of readiness, helping them understand where cobots fit, what benefits they can expect, and how to adopt the technology with confidence and reduced risk.

REGISTER TO ATTEND HERE

Open houses include a center tour, live demonstrations, and time for questions with SCA staff.

The Cobotic Alliance Center is a regional hub dedicated to helping small and medium-sized manufacturers in Hampton Roads adopt and integrate cobotic welding. The Center provides hands-on demonstrations, training, and real-world evaluation of cobotic systems to reduce risk and accelerate learning. Through the HAMMER Program—Hampton Roads Advanced Manufacturing Modernization with Emerging Robotics—we offer structured workforce development, technical guidance, and support packages designed to meet companies wherever they are in their cobotic journey.

The HAMMER Program is an initiative designed to help small and medium-sized manufacturers explore, train, and integrate cobotic welding technologies. HAMMER provides companies with guided access to hands-on demonstrations, workforce upskilling, part and process evaluations, and practical integration support. The program meets manufacturers at their current level of readiness, helping them understand where cobots fit, what benefits they can expect, and how to adopt the technology with confidence and reduced risk.

REGISTER TO ATTEND HERE

Open houses include a center tour, live demonstrations, and time for questions with SCA staff.

The Cobotic Alliance Center is a regional hub dedicated to helping small and medium-sized manufacturers in Hampton Roads adopt and integrate cobotic welding. The Center provides hands-on demonstrations, training, and real-world evaluation of cobotic systems to reduce risk and accelerate learning. Through the HAMMER Program—Hampton Roads Advanced Manufacturing Modernization with Emerging Robotics—we offer structured workforce development, technical guidance, and support packages designed to meet companies wherever they are in their cobotic journey.

The HAMMER Program is an initiative designed to help small and medium-sized manufacturers explore, train, and integrate cobotic welding technologies. HAMMER provides companies with guided access to hands-on demonstrations, workforce upskilling, part and process evaluations, and practical integration support. The program meets manufacturers at their current level of readiness, helping them understand where cobots fit, what benefits they can expect, and how to adopt the technology with confidence and reduced risk.

REGISTER TO ATTEND HERE