Xiris Audio AI sends alarm when it detects welding defects
Xiris Automation has released the Audio AI artificial intelligence tool to process welding audio signals. The fabricator teaches it an acceptable range of audio signal for a welding process, and the tool then sends an alarm in real time when it finds anomalies that could indicate welding defects, like burn-through and wire feed skips.
When a weld camera is added to the system, all welding audio, video, and AI tool results can be recorded for further evaluation for quality assurance.
The tool is included with the company’s WeldStudio 3 Pro software, which provides camera controls, graphical overlays, video recording and playback, and image and audio processing.
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