Industrial Robotics Programming Training for Robotic Programmers

Course overview

In the era of Industry 4.0, robotic programmers are the architects of modern manufacturing. Our Industrial Robotics Programming Training for Robotic Programmers is designed to give you the advanced skills and knowledge needed to excel in this critical role — whether you are an aspiring robotic programmer or refining existing expertise.

Who should attend

• Aspiring Robotic Programmers Individuals entering industrial robotics programming who need a comprehensive skill set.
• Experienced Programmers Professionals upgrading their skills to stay current with robotic technology.
• Engineers and Technicians Mechanical, electrical and automation engineers or technicians specialising in robotics programming.
• Industry Professionals Those in manufacturing, automotive, electronics or related fields deepening their expertise in robotic systems.

Learning objectives

• Core Programming Write, optimise and debug complex programs for a range of robotic tasks.
• Robotic System Integration Integrate robotic systems with other automation technologies.
• Running and Testing Run robotic operations, test programs and troubleshoot issues before deployment.
• Optimization Techniques Cycle time reduction, energy efficiency and accuracy improvements.
• Industry Standards and Safety Design programs that prioritise both efficiency and safety.

Syllabus

1. Basic Introduction of Robot
2. Safety — General Instructions, Auto / T1 / T2 Switch
3. Teach Pendant — Top, Middle and Bottom Portion
4. Co-ordinate System — Joint, Tool, User, JGFRM
5. Creating Program — Motion, Position, Speed, Termination, Touch-Up, Motion Default
6. Data — Numeric Registers, Position Registers
7. Frames — Tool Frames and Tool Centre Points (TCP), User Frames
8. Program Details — Program Create, Deleting a Program
9. Inputs & Outputs
10. Function Bar — EDCMD Menu, INST Menu
11. INST Menu — Inputs & Outputs, The WAIT Instruction, Labels & Jump Labels, IF Statement, Call Program
12. Miscellaneous — User Alarm, Remark, Message
13. Mastering, Calibration and Home Position
14. I/O Communication
15. Logic Building
16. Troubleshooting And Error Solving
17. Installation
18. Back Up

Hands-on training

Training runs on real industrial robots at our Dapodi workshop, using an actual industrial-level syllabus. Projects that are actually in running are used during the training period.