Fanuc Roboguide Robot Programming and Simulation

Interested in building real time industrial robot applications, then this course is for you.!!!

This course has been designed to equip the engineers with “Simulation Skill. Building simulations is a lucrative and yet a challenging skill where imagination plays a paramount role. A simulation engineer must imagine the entire process of operations and build a virtual world that imitates the actual scenario. The complexity of simulation further increases when the process demands higher efficiency. In this age of automation, as process automation experts, we have observed the importance of industrial robots in various industries and the challenges such “High supply vs. Demand”, “Cutting edge process for higher efficiency & superior accuracy” have made engineers also turn towards industrial robots. Robot simulation answers many questions that rise during this transition from traditional process to robotics process. This course will be the genesis of Virtual Commissioning using Fanuc Roboguide

In this training, you will learn how pick and place, conveyor tracking, track system, arc welding, spot welding, external axis, painting, smart components and many applications used in the industry are implemented in the simulation environment and transferred to the real environment.

Have you ever wondered how exactly that industrial robot in your factory works? Perhaps you are a college student looking to compliment your in class material? No matter the reason, this course will offer a high level overview of an industrial robotic system. We will discuss the various components and how they all come together on the factory floor. Through the use of video presentation, robotic simulators and engaging course content, you will walk away from this course better able to appreciate the mechanics, software and hardware of an industrial robot.

What are the requirements for this course?

• None! My intent is to target this course specifically towards an introductory level.

What can I expect from this course?

• We will stay pretty "high level" and not get into the specifics on one particular brand of robotics.

• You will walk away with the ability to understand what each component does and how they work together to complete a robotic system.

• You will be familiar with industry terminology and "lingo"

What is the target audience for this course?

• Machine operators looking to further understand the equipment they are working with and grow within their company.

• Technicians working within an environment and looking to gain more insight on the machinery within their facility.

• College level students looking to supplement in class material.

• Anyone with an interest in the industrial robotics market.