Skills you'll gain

There are 3 modules in this course

As the backbone of modern industrial automation, robotics engineering holds immense significance in optimizing processes, enhancing productivity, and improving efficiency. Throughout the course, participants will delve into the nuances of robotic engineering, gripper designs, PLC (Programmable Logic Controller), and mechatronics system design. The interdisciplinary nature of the curriculum ensures that students develop a holistic understanding of the subject, enabling them to tackle real-world challenges with confidence and expertise. A strong foundation is laid through the prerequisites of the course, encompassing basics on industrial manufacturing, fundamentals of introductory mechatronics, introductory electronics, and applied physics. These prerequisites ensure that participants enter the course with the necessary background knowledge to fully engage with the advanced concepts presented throughout the modules. Upon completion of this course, participants will acquire a diverse set of skill sets essential for success in the field of collaborative robotics. From robotic manipulator design to robotic gripper design, participants will gain proficiency in designing and implementing key components of robotic systems. Furthermore, the course emphasizes the importance of interfacing mechanical components with digital control circuitry, equipping participants with the ability to seamlessly integrate hardware and software components in automation environments. A deep dive into sensor & transducer technology empowers participants to leverage cutting-edge sensing technologies for precise measurement, feedback, and control in robotic applications. Additionally, participants will develop troubleshooting skills essential for identifying and resolving issues in mechatronic systems, ensuring smooth operation in industrial settings. Mechatronics system design principles are thoroughly explored, enabling participants to conceptualize, design, and optimize complex systems tailored to specific industrial requirements. The course culminates in simulation using MATLAB-Simulink, providing participants with hands-on experience in designing, modeling, and simulating robotic systems. This practical aspect of the course not only reinforces theoretical concepts but also prepares participants for real-world implementation and problem-solving. In conclusion, the "Fundamentals of Robotics & Industrial Automation" course offers a transformative learning experience for individuals aspiring to excel in the dynamic field of collaborative robotics. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and hands-on experience, participants emerge with the expertise and confidence to make meaningful contributions to the future of industrial automation.

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