Collaborative Robot In Industries Training For Academic Institutions
Collaborative Robot In Industries Training For Academic Institutions
ABOUT COURSE
INTRODUCTION
Robotics in industries is evolving quickly in the current era. From the edge of industrial revolution till now, robot has been helping to reduce workload and increase production capability in highly repetitive and short cycle time processes. Robotics arm is one of the best examples in industries.
However, these robots are not safe to work beside human. Due to this, for pass few years, collaborative robots have been introduced where the robot is safer and able to work with human around or directly with them. Therefore, this training will uncover how to use collaborative robots, the features, programming and how it can automate task in certain industries.
COURSE OBJECTIVE
– To create awareness on the robotics automation generally
– To learn about collaborative robotics characteristics and performance
– To prepare the participant with the basic knowledge on design, development, and deployment of collaborative robotic automation in industries
– To increase high skill talent pool with the industrial linked knowledge, resourceful and competence
Learning Outcomes
Explain and identify collaborative robotic system and hardware
Create and initiate idea based on robotic automation solution
Wiring and troubleshooting on the common collaborative robot automation hardware
Identify and select robot type to be used in automation process
Understand and apply robotic solution based on the industrial problems
Course outline - Fundamental of Industrial Robotics
– Concepts
– Mechanisms
– Type of robots
– Actuators / Sensors
– Robotics Cell Design
Course outline - Collaborative Robot
– Configuration
– Programming
– TCP, Tooling, IO, Communication
– Simulation
– Actual robot hands on
– Safety and handling
– Handling
Training Details
Duration: 4 Days
Certification: German Malaysia Institute (GMI)
Resource needed:
– Robotic lab
– Computers
We will provide
– Universal robot (x3 units)
– Simulation software
IN COLLABORRATION WITH GERMAN MALAYSIA INSTITUTE (GMI)
