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Winnipeg-based autonomous welding robotics company TetraGen Robotics has raised $1.8 million CAD in seed round funding.

Founded in 2022 by former University of Manitoba Intelligent Digital Manufacturing Lab founder Matt Khoshdarregi, TetraGen’s tech combines the traditional chassis of a welding robot with proprietary AI software and machine vision. The company markets its robots as being “manual programming-free,” meaning they do not require humans to set up complex welding instructions and can automatically generate programming to adapt to real-world circumstances.

Autonomous robots, sometimes called “cobots,” are increasingly common in industrial welding, with the Canadian Welding Bureau updating its official standards in 2025 to reflect the change. Likewise, many post-secondary institutions now include robotics in their curriculum. As Canada looks towards a shortage of skilled trades workers in welding, robotic systems are seen as a way to bridge the gap.

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