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Collaborative Robotics in Industry

About this Specialization

Collaborative Robotics in Manufacturing 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.

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