Automation - Collaborative applications with robots

Industrial robots that can work together or in parallel with operators in the same work area have increased dramatically in recent years. This applies to both traditional industrial robots equipped with safety systems that allow collaborative applications, as well as robots with built-in sensors that can, for example, prevent collisions. The relatively low cost and simplified robot programming of these robots means that more and more companies in the manufacturing industry are evaluating the technology and putting it into their production. The technology for collaborating robots is advancing rapidly. Together with additive manufacturing of gripper fingers and fixtures, cooperating robots provide completely new opportunities for flexible and cost-effective automation.

Goal and purpose

This course is about your companies' opportunities to achieve better results by humans and robots working together - for example in the same workspace or just next door.

Objectives

Increase your knowledge and thus orderer competence

Target group

Industrial companies, especially small and medium-sized ones.

Prerequisites

No demands

Content

• What is a collaborative robot and what can we do to implement one?
• Safety and standards: How do we certify the tools for a collaborating robot?
• Operator perspective: How is the work environment and ergonomics experienced when working with a robot?
• Examples of collaboration applications: Assembly, Charging, looting, kitting, etc.

The course goes through:

• Megatrender automation
• Production strategy with UR Operator 4.0
• Working environment Standards and CE marking

Other information

Two-day courses. If courses are given digitally, the content can be spread over several course occasions.

The course can be adapted to your needs. Contact us for a further discussion!