Industrial robotics refers to the use of robots to perform tasks in industrial settings, such as manufacturing, assembly, and packaging. These robots are typically programmable, multi-axis machines that can perform complex tasks with high precision and speed. Industrial robotics has led to significant improvements in efficiency, quality, and safety in manufacturing processes, and has enabled companies to automate repetitive or hazardous tasks. The use of industrial robots is expected to continue to grow in the future, as advances in robotics technology make robots more capable and adaptable to a wider range of applications. Overall, industrial robotics is a critical component of modern manufacturing and is helping to drive innovation in many industries.
- Introduction to robotics and industrial automation
- Robotics and automation system components
- Robot kinematics and dynamics
- Robot programming languages and interfaces
- Robot sensing and perception
- Robot control and navigation
- Robot vision systems and image processing
- Industrial robotics applications and case studies
- Robot safety and risk assessment
- Advanced topics in industrial robotics, such as swarm robotics, collaborative robots (cobots), and mobile robots.
- Robotics Integration Engineer
- Robotics Project Manager
- Robotics Researcher
- Robotics Operations Manager
- Robotics System Architect
- Control Systems Engineer
- Robotics Technician
- Robotics Engineer
- Robotics Quality Assurance Engineer
- Robotics Operations Manager
Any Gradudation
06 Months
15,000