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Didactic
Robot Technologies Seminars
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Introduction to Robot Technology BRL-Rob-G(2 days):
Quality not just of individual components but also of employees is decisive for complex assembly plants and robot cells. Targeted training of end users and plant operators eliminates any fear of contact with high-tech automation. This increases both quality and productivity.
- Explanation of technical terms in robot technology.
- Construction and function of the robot system.
- Overview of planning procedure.
- Handling the manual control unit.
- Basic functions of a user program.
- Adapting teaching points and/or teaching new points.
- Possibilities of troubleshooting and diagnosis.
Seminar Dates:
BRL-Rob-G 07-08 May 2003
BRL-Rob-G 01-02 October 2003
Exchange of Experience for Robot Users BRL-Rob-Erfa(1 day):
To pass on experience to users of robot systems, specialists report in a forum on their experience when introducing robot systems in their company.
Seminar Dates:
in preparation
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Programming Robot Systems BRL-Rob-P(2 days):
Wherever flexible system solutions are applied, user programs must be provided or adapted according to specific branch requirements. In order to ensure that know-how is transferred from the manufacturer to the programmer and smoothly integrated in the robot technology, programmers need information on possible solutions and new impulses.
- Presentation of the combination of rho and SoftSPS.
- Writing detailed user programs.
- Parallel processes (program structure) and main and sub-program techniques with parameter transfer.
- Processing and testing programs.
- Applying important control functions.
- Handling the Easyrobot programming language.
Seminar Dates:
BRL-Rob-P 03-04 June 2003
BRL-Rob-P 04-05 November 2003
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Increasing the Availability of a Robot System BRL-Rob-V(1 day):
Globalisation of markets leads to worldwide competition. It is therefore important for companies to optimise the availability of their production plants. Safe handling of the robot system by the responsible personnel is an integral part of this.
- Handling the manual programming unit in combination with the rho control.
- Calling up system conditions via the PHG 2000 manual programming unit.
- Basic handling of the robot system.
- Control elements of the switch cabinet.
- Explanation of technical terms.
- Important functions of the control.
- Introduction to the operation and application of the diagnosis functions.
Seminar Dates:
BRL-Rob-V 15 May 2003
BRL-Rob-V 17 September 2003
Contact partner:
Walter Bhend
Telephone +41 (0)55 46 46 379
Telefax +41 (0)55 46 46 265
walter.bhend@boschrexroth.ch
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