Scan. Plan. Weld. Before the arc starts, Obsidian generates a sub-millimeter point cloud of the seam, capturing root opening, bevel angle, and variation along the joint. Then it plans the passes, sets the parameters, and welds. No perfect fit-up required. No reprogramming between parts.

You plug him in, and he goes brrrr. Most of these are going into shipyards that have welders and gas everywhere. So you'd bring Rove to an area, hook him up, and he can work within a 30-foot radius for as long as he needs to.

Tomorrow, Obsidian hits the Automate Show floor. For years, Obsidian, Path Robotics' physical AI for manufacturing, lived inside welding cells. Trained on tens of millions of welded inches. Now it walks. Rove is the mobile embodiment of Obsidian. Come see it live at Booth 3431, South Hall, June 22–25.

@AutomateShow 2026 is almost here. Booth #3431 in the South Hall, June 22–25. Come see Rove, the world's first mobile autonomous welding platform. We can't wait to see you!

Rebuilding the fleet isn't a shipyard problem. It's a manufacturing problem. We'll be at the @AmDefAlliance's Navy & Marine Corps Procurement Conference in Norfolk this week to talk about what autonomous welding actually looks like in a shipbuilding operation. Find the @PathRobotics team. We'd love to talk.

Introducing Rove™ Weld anything. Weld anywhere. Rove™ embodies Obsidian™ — Path's physical AI model for manufacturing — on a legged mobile platform. The result is the intelligence to autonomously weld with the mobility to bring the worker to the work.

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We don’t have a technology gap. We have a throughput gap. Feb 11 • 1 PM ET 30-min webinar: “How Physical AI Will Rebuild American Manufacturing” w/ Path CRO Heather Carroll. See the speech she gave to congressional robotics caucus → path-robotics.com/landing/ph…