Kinetic Technologies LLC

It was my honor to talk with Mark Barglof, owner of of Kinetic Technologies LLC! Mark and I served in the same US Army infantry battalion throughout Iraqi during 2004-05. You could tell then that Mark was destine for big things. Mark’s story is inspirational and informative. We get into the the current state and great potential of opportunities with advances in technology, specifically robotics! Check it out.???? David Miller Marc Axelberg Christopher Loftis Adelaido Godinez III Kenneth Agueda Joshua E. Matt Nethers Carlos Oquendo Kealii Morris Lloyd Miles Eric Schacht Randall Thomas Pete Cochrane Dasha Tyshlek Rory Francis Comiskey Digital Transformation Champion Winn Hardin Terry Iverson Eileen Godinez, D.M., ACC Mitchell Budihas Andy Dytrych Harrison Conyers Mike White Jennifer Sachs Patrick Sullivan Bob DeBlois Blace Albert Stephen Strum, MBA ~Financial Advisor~ Travis Davis Taz Brown Jr. Patrick Maloney Mike Skok Mario Diaz Gen. Paul E. Funk II (Ret) Akselrud Michael Dan Turner Stephen Van Riper RICHARD HALL https://lnkd.in/eAsbS4yb

We had an amazing opportunity to reconnect with a great mentor from our owners Army days Chris Budihas. We also got to talk about our favorite thing… Robotic welding and its positive impact on our great country.

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?? Off-the-shelf welding solutions can only go so far. For complex workflows, customization isn’t just a perk—it’s a performance boost. When automation is tailored to specific needs, it does more than just get the job done. It cuts cycle times, reduces waste, and delivers higher-quality welds. ?? Customization means adapting tech to work smarter, not harder. #weldingautomation #customization #manufacturing #efficiency #ROI

?? High-mix, low-volume (HMLV) manufacturing isn’t about producing more; it’s about producing smarter. HMLV flips that script: low quantities, high variety. That means constant changeovers, customized setups, and endless complexity. For HMLV, automation isn’t a luxury—it’s essential. ?? The right tools can transform a chaotic process into a streamlined operation, minimizing downtime and maximizing efficiency. Think of it this way: Automation in HMLV isn’t just adding tech; it’s building a production model designed for variety and adaptability. #manufacturing #automation #HMLV #productivity

How repeatable is your robotic welding? For robotic welding, repeatability isn’t just a nice-to-have—it’s everything. A minor error in positioning or alignment can mean the difference between a perfect weld and a costly mistake. Yet, repeatability doesn’t come automatically. It’s achieved through the right combination of programming, positioners, fixtures, and proper training. ?????? ??????? Don’t overlook the importance of setup. With the right technical partner, you can ensure your robot is consistently hitting the mark, saving you time and money in the long run. #roboticwelding #automation #manufacturingefficiency

Is your cobot delivering the long-term efficiency you expect? The initial setup might feel smooth, but maximizing a cobot's potential requires more than just ""plug and play."" To truly unlock its value, you need ongoing optimization—like fine-tuning programming, safety protocols, and positioning. A proper partner helps ensure your cobot doesn’t just work—it thrives. Positioners, staff training, and tailored integration can be the difference between decent output and top-tier performance. Don't underestimate the importance of long-term support for sustained success. #automation #manufacturing #cobot #efficiency #welding

Setting up a cobot isn’t as simple as it sounds. Many companies dive in expecting quick integration, only to hit roadblocks like programming issues, system compatibility, and safety concerns. ?? The reality? Cobot success depends on more than just the robot—it’s about having the right tools and expertise to make it work. Custom fixtures, optimized positioning, and proper training are key to getting the most out of your cobot. It’s not about buying the tech; it’s about understanding how to use it effectively. ??? Want to maximize your cobot’s potential? Start by addressing the real challenges. #cobotintegration #automation

??? When it comes to cobot setups, one size rarely fits all. Custom fixtures tailored to your specific production needs can dramatically improve accuracy, efficiency, and overall performance—especially for complex or high-volume tasks. For example, a custom fixture can ensure consistent part alignment, reducing the need for manual adjustments and improving overall precision. It also increases flexibility, allowing your robot to handle a wider range of tasks without constant reprogramming or adjustments. It’s not just about having a robot, it’s about ensuring it’s working with the right tools. Don’t overlook this game-changer. Custom solutions matter. #customautomation #manufacturingsolutions

?? Cobots are designed with safety in mind, but that doesn’t mean you can skip safety protocols. Even with advanced sensors and safeguards, creating a truly safe environment requires a risk assessment. ?? ?????? ?????? ???? ??????????????? Combine technology with thoughtful safety protocols and team training. That’s how you ensure cobot safety in the workplace. OR Reach out to a partner that can ensure the risk assessment is properly done! ?? #workplacesafety #cobotsafety