Robotic welding of I-beams with EVA 2.0 in Kazakhstan
Using Quant Robotics software, the robotic welding complex can work with inaccurate workpieces and deviations in the geometry of the I-beam.
Robots dynamically rebuild the assembly program after determining the actual geometry and position of the I-beam.
Robots dynamically rebuild the assembly program after determining the actual geometry and position of the I-beam.
Assembly and welding of the I-beam
EVA 2.0 in Kazakhstan
In 2025, Quant Robotics successfully implemented the EVA 2.0 robotic welding complex.
The company specializes in the execution of buildings and industrial facilities made of steel structures, acting both as a General Contractor and as a provider of specialized works – including production and installation of steel structures, insulation walls, roof cladding systems, water and pipe systems, and electrical installations.
The company specializes in the execution of buildings and industrial facilities made of steel structures, acting both as a General Contractor and as a provider of specialized works – including production and installation of steel structures, insulation walls, roof cladding systems, water and pipe systems, and electrical installations.
Results
Productivity, compared to human labor, is 100-200% higher, depending on the complexity of the product and the number of parts per assembly unit
The assembly error is not more than 1.5 mm.
High quality of manufactured products.
Fast adaptation of the operator of the robotic complex. Simple software interface
The assembly error is not more than 1.5 mm.
High quality of manufactured products.
Fast adaptation of the operator of the robotic complex. Simple software interface