Introduction to Industrial Robotics
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Overview
This introduction to Industrial Robotics course gives a general overview of the operation, programming, simulation, and commissioning of industrial robots. During this one-day introductory course, participants will gain valuable knowledge and experience in the world of industrial robotics, as they freely jog their own robot and model their own virtual robot cell.
Duration
1 day of in-person training (with another 4-day course to follow)
Location
W8 Centre, Manorhamilton, Co. Leitrim
Course Content
- Quarrying and mining; for packing and palletising heavy materials.
- Small Tool-and-Die makers, for automatic workpiece and tool changes.
- Logistics and postal companies; for automatic storage and retrieval and sorting.
- Factories and Pharmaceutical Plants; for assembly, packaging and improving quality control. Pharmaceutical companies; for quality control.
- Construction; for off-site manufacturing of modular homes and structural components.
The growing adoption of industrial robots has left a huge demand for robot operators, programmers, and integrators, while leaving a skills gap among factory fitters and engineers who may have the underlying skills to work with these kinds of systems, but still require the necessary training to service, commission, and operate these robots.
Who should attend?
Anyone with an interest in the field of robotics and automation (Engineers, Mechanical/Electrical Fitters, Technicians, PLC Technicians, Students in any of the above fields)
Training Methods
Most of the training day will be hands-on and immersive, while an overview of the field of robotics theory will be taught. Participants will physically operate their own robot, program on the robot pendant, virtually model on our laptops and virtually commission on our VR headsets.