Concepts of Robot Programming introduces the methods that engineers use to train robots to perform manufacturing tasks and the ideas behind those methods. Programming methods include online programming, where robots remain active during programming, and offline programming, where programming occurs independently of robots. Ideas behind robot programming methods include coordinate systems and control programs. Robots are increasingly used in manufacturing operations to perform tasks with great speed and accuracy. Having engineers who understand how to program robots will allow manufacturers to improve the productivity, quality, and safety of a number of different manufacturing operations, including welding, assembling, and packaging. After taking this course, users will understand the ideas behind robot programming and know the basics of the most commonly used programming methods, such as teach-pendant programming and simulations.
Other Courses in this Program:
Introduction to Robotics 201620210 Robot Safety 211
620215 Robot Applications 215
620230 Robot Components 221
620220 Industrial Network Integration 260
470260 Robot Power and Drive Systems 265
620265 Introduction to Collaborative Robots 275
620275 Robot Sensors 315
620245 Robot Troubleshooting 331
620250
Course ID
620260
Skill Focus
Advanced
Instructor(s)
ToolingU
Employee Type
Method of Delivery
Online
Estimated Effort
60