[INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, October 10, 2025—] THG Automation, a leader in collaborative robotic welding systems, was recently featured in The Wall Street Journal article “America’s Manufacturing Resurgence Will Be Powered by These Robots.” The piece, written by Christopher Mims, explores how automation and robotics are redefining U.S. manufacturing productivity and reshoring efforts.
The article includes the story of Raymath, a forward-thinking U.S. manufacturer that adopted THG Automation’s collaborative welding systems as part of its modernization strategy. In the feature, THG’s technology can be seen on the shop floor, supporting Raymath’s efforts to increase efficiency, consistency, and flexibility amid growing production demands.
“Being included in The Wall Street Journal’s coverage of America’s manufacturing resurgence is a privilege,” said Matthew Hendey, Founder of THG Automation. “Our mission has always been to make advanced automation more accessible to real-world manufacturers, and seeing our systems play a role in stories like Raymath’s reinforces that vision.”
Founded in 2020, THG Automation combines Universal Robots collaborative technology with Fronius welding equipment and proprietary software to create modular, adaptable robotic welding systems. The company’s solutions enable fabricators to expand capabilities, boost productivity, and maintain consistent weld quality – without the complexity of traditional automation.
As American manufacturers face increasing pressure to do more with fewer skilled workers, THG Automation continues to champion flexible automation that meets companies where they are whether they’re introducing their first robot or scaling to full robotic production.
The Wall Street Journal article underscores the growing impact of collaborative robotics in revitalizing U.S. manufacturing.
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