Robotics is one of the competitiveness levers for companies, particularly in the case of the SMEs. Automating their processes requires flexible solutions that rapidly adapt to changes in their manufacturing orders, whereby efficiency and profitability are synonyms of modernisation in production processes.

The ROBOTT-NET initiative shows the potential of new robotics in industrial manufacturing.

We will address the technological tendencies in robotics in the field of manufacturing, delving into the technologies that enable their activities to be more flexible.
We will analyse and break down the key aspects to introduce the automation of manufacturing processes in companies and the methodology for its implementation.
We will reveal the keys for investment in process automation.
We will discover how to increase the productivity of companies by replacing and upgrading manual processes with innovative mobile and flexible industrial robots.

Aimed at

Heads of production and other managers of manufacturing companies.
Professionals from other fields who are interested in discovering and delving into the potential of new robotics and its use in manufacturing processes.

Programme

Time	Topic
09:00	Presentation by TECNALIA and the ROBOTT- NETinitiative. ► Jon Agirre Ibarbia -TECNALIA
09:05	Socio-economic trends that favour the implementation of Robotics. ►Jon Agirre Ibarbia -TECNALIA
09:30	Technological tendencies in robotics in the field of manufacturing. Digital Revolution. Factories of the future and Industry 4.0. Traditional industrial robots: the five most popular uses; new robotics; achieving flexibility in production; robotics for assembly, robotics for handling and transport; and mobile robotics. ► Damien Sallé -TECNALIA
10:00	Flexible Robotics: automation of assembly and dismantling tasks. Easy programming through SKILLS Uses of dual-arm robotics ► Damien Sallé -TECNALIA
10:45	Coffee Break
11:00	Flexible Robotics II: picking based on vision and sensors - 3D identification of parts for robot-mediated handling. High precision processes with robots (calibration) ► Damien Sallé -TECNALIA
11:45	Flexible Robotics III: mobile handling Design and manufacture of mobile robots and mobile manipulators Localisation and robust indoor navigation Precise positioning for docking (coupling) ► Damien Sallé -TECNALIA
12:30	Lunch
13:45	Visit to the workshop and the laboratory including demonstrators of the VERSATILE project Demonstrator of the kitting application for the assembly of automotive parts (case study: PSA) Demonstrator of the automation of the drilling operation and positioning of floating nuts application in the aeronautical industry (case study: AIRBUS) Demonstrator of the assembly of shavers application (case study: BIC, in collaboration with LMS) Demonstrator of the automatic application of sealant bead Demonstrator of the dual-arm robotics application
15:30	End of the Day

Note: this is the last edition of the Training Course within the framework of the Robott-net initiative.

Use of flexible robotics in industrial manufacturing processes: ROBOTT-NET

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Programme