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Sightbit showcased four sets of equipment and the "Kunwu" industrial simulation platform at the 2026 China Marine Economy Expo, entering non-standard manufacturing processes in shipbuilding and marine engineering. The exhibited equipment includes a dual-machine collaborative welding workstation, a humanoid welding robot, an intelligent residual material scanning system, and an intelligent grinding workstation. The report mentions that its SpeedWeld intelligent welding control software has been adapted to more than 20 robot brands including FANUC, KUKA, YASKAWA, and ABB, shortening the changeover cycle for new workpieces by 90%; the Kunwu platform has built-in 30+ industry scenario templates and 10+ professional process packages, which can compress on-site commissioning from weeks to days. There are currently no new developments following this showcase.
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Oct 23
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At the 2026 China Ocean Economy Expo, Viewtrix exhibited a dual-machine collaborative welding workstation, a humanoid welding robot, an intelligent residual material scanning system, an intelligent grinding workstation, and the "Kunwu" industrial simulation platform, entering non-standard manufacturing processes in ship and marine engineering. Its SpeedWeld intelligent welding control software has been adapted to more than 20 robot brands including FANUC, KUKA, YASKAWA, and ABB, shortening the changeover cycle for new workpieces by 90%. The Kunwu platform has built-in 30+ industry scenario templates and 10+ professional process packages, which can compress on-site commissioning from weeks to days.