ABAGY'S MISSION IS TO EMPOWER PEOPLE WITH ROBOTICS
We make robotics accessible for millions of businesses and humans
We are working internationally
ABAGY has offices in the USA, Germany, UAE, and Cyprus.
In the USA:
US HQ Houston, TX
Chicago Demonstration Center, IL
Founders are in San Francisco, CA
In the USA:
US HQ Houston, TX
Chicago Demonstration Center, IL
Founders are in San Francisco, CA
A team of professional engineers and programmers
- Pioneer of autonomous industrial robots
- 5 Years of R&D
- There are almost 40 engineers and programmers in the team
Cooperation with the major equipment manufacturers
We are very proud of our partnerships and grateful for the opportunity to work with industry leaders. We cooperate with robot manufacturers such as Fanuc, Kuka, Kawasaki, and Yaskawa, as well as welding equipment manufacturers such as Fronius, Lincoln, Miller and Esab. There are also integrators among our partners. Here you can find partners' testimonials.
We are members of professional associations
We are part of the International Federation of Robotics (IFR) and the Association for Advancing Automation A3 (US).
We understand manufacturers because OUR FOUNDER WAS A MANUFACTURER
Our founder Maxim Zverkov also founded a group of companies with 20 years of experience in exhibition booth construction.
Maxim Zverkov started ABAGY after facing difficulties integrating robots into his own furniture and metal structures production. So, he understood that a new technology was needed that would help use robots not only in mass production but also in high-mix, low-volume production.
Maxim Zverkov started ABAGY after facing difficulties integrating robots into his own furniture and metal structures production. So, he understood that a new technology was needed that would help use robots not only in mass production but also in high-mix, low-volume production.
ABAGY IN THE NEWS
The Industrial Robot Paradox
Manufacturer increases robotic welding cell productivity with machine vision retrofit
Robotic Reboot. Advanced technologies provide opportunities to reshore industrial activities
ABAGY Finds That Many Welders Welcome Robotics
Abagy uses AI to automate high-mix welding jobs
How to Increase Your Robotic Cell Utilization?
Max Zverkov, ABAGY: “To solve the shortage of welders, robots must be adaptive”
Bridging the Robot Gap
Traditional robot programming vs AI & machine vision
Software Programs 111 Welds in 9 Minutes
