Robotics Engineering & Applications

• The “Robotics Engineering & Applications” course stands as a beacon of innovation and opportunity in the realm of collaborative robotics also.
• Comprising three dynamic modules, participants embark on a transformative journey delving into the essentials of robotic engineering also.
• Advanced programming techniques, and the integration of vision systems in designing and building robots for real-world applications also.
• This course is meticulously crafted to cater to the diverse learning needs of undergraduate students of Mechanical & Mechatronics Engineering also.
• Students specializing in robotics & automation, post-graduate students of Mechanical Engineering & Computer-Aided Manufacturing Engineering also.
• As well as practicing engineers in automation environments also.
• At its core, the course emphasizes a hands-on approach to learning, ensuring participants are equipped with practical skills also.
• And theoretical knowledge essential for success in the field of collaborative robotics also.

Modules

• The prerequisites of the course lay a solid foundation, covering basics on industrial manufacturing.
• Fundamentals of introductory mechatronics, introductory electronics, and applied physics.
• The first module, Robotics Engineering & Applications Essentials, serves as the cornerstone of the course, providing participants.
• With a comprehensive understanding of robotic manipulator design, gripper designs, and the fundamentals of robot programming.
• Participants will explore the intricacies of designing and configuring robotic systems tailored to specific industrial requirements.
• Laying the groundwork for subsequent modules.
• The second module, “Robot Programming and Vision Systems,” delves into advanced programming techniques.
• And the integration of vision systems in robotic applications.
• Participants will learn to harness the power of cameras, image processing.
• And object recognition techniques to enhance robot perception and decision making capabilities.