Berge Robotics
8920 Meadow Creek Drive
Shreveport, CA 71129
Phone: 970-222-1753
Sales Contact
Jim Berge
Owner
Email: berge.jim@gmail.com
Sales: 970-222-1753
Recent Content on The Fabricator for Berge Robotics
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Berge’s “Law of Technological Necessity” in advanced automation
Just because the technology exists, do you really need all the bells and whistles on a robotic welding machine to accomplish your job? Usually not. All the extras accomplish nothing if basics are ignored.
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Offline programming of welding robots
Aligning your offline programs with real-world robots can help you minimize downtime, increase robot productivity, boost quality, and improve your overall operation.
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A 'Case' for agility
Case New Holland needed a flexible robotic welding, one that could continually adapt to changing market demands.
The costs of inefficiency
To stay competitive, companies must be willing to invest both time and money to investigate whether or not their processes are as efficient as they should be. Those who do so can catch inefficiencies early in the process and make appropriate changes, saving money. Those who don't may unknowingly be performing redundant tasks that can add up over time.
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The Pareto principle at work
You may not have heard of Vilfredo Pareto, but you likely have heard of the 80/20 rule attributed to him. In this article, robotic welding expert Jim Berge discusses how the rule, which he believes to be more accurate as 90/10, applies to implementing robotic welding and automation successfully and achieving maximum efficiency.
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Using robotic welding systems to optimizing flow
Robotic welding systems can enhance a company's production and bottom line. Learn about one company's successful implementation of robotic welding here.
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Are company politics undermining your robotic projects?
Success with robotics depends on many factors. Purchasing the right equipment is not enough. A company's political environment and policies regarding robotics can make or break a robotic project. This article discusses poor politics and policies and offers suggestions for achieving the right robotic environment.