Collaborative Robotics in Industry Specialization

  • Collaborative Robotics in Industry, Mechatronics systems and their Utility Interfacing of Sensors and Transducers.
  • Interfacing of Drive systems with Electronics control system.

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Collaborative Robotics in Industry Specialization

What you’ll learn

  • Collaborative Robotics in Industry, Mechatronics systems and their Utility Interfacing of Sensors and Transducers.
  • Interfacing of Drive systems with Electronics control system.

Advance your subject-matter expertise

  • Learn in-demand skills from university and industry experts
  • Master a subject or tool with hands-on projects
  • Develop a deep understanding of key concepts
  • Earn a career certificate from L&T Edu Tech

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Specialization – 3 course series

  • Collaborative Robotics in Industry merges traditional manufacturing with cutting-edge robotics.
  • Equipping learners with skills to navigate modern manufacturing.
  • Foundational Industrial Manufacturing knowledge highlights robotics’ role in enhancing efficiency and precision.
  • Introductory Mechatronics integrates engineering principles for robotic system development.
  • Understanding Introductory Electronics aids in comprehending digital control circuitry and sensor technologies.
  • Applied Physics principles furnish analytical tools for robotic system design.
  • Graduates excel in Robotic Manipulator and Gripper Design.
  • Integrating Mechanical Components with Digital Control Circuitry for optimized performance.
  • Sensor & Transducer Technology mastery enables real-time monitoring and control, enhancing productivity.
  • Drive Systems expertise ensures adaptability to diverse manufacturing environments.
  • Troubleshooting in Mechatronic Systems and System Design using MATLAB-Simulink enables efficient issue resolution.
  • Robot Programming skills empower precise and efficient control.
  • Robotic Vision Systems and Machine Vision augment automation and quality control.
  • Integration of IIoT technologies drives efficiency in collaborative robotic systems.
  • Graduates find career opportunities as Automation Engineers and Robotic Designers, shaping the future of manufacturing with innovation and efficiency.
  • For heavy load handling purpose utilize the electro-hydraulic systems.
  • Prepare a blue print to carry out this project comprising all the essentials like appropriate sensors, drive systems, electronic circuitry and fluid circuitry.
  • Interface the developed robot with a control system.
  • Find out an appropriate ICs and essential electronic circuit elements.
  • Choose prototyping platforms either Arduino or Raspberry Pi.
  • Apply the IIoT concepts.
  • Choose a relevant gate way and connectivity to monitor its functioning and enhance the productivity.

 

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