The goal of the seminar is to acquire the following skills:

• Operating a robotic cell in compliance with the relevant safety regulations
• Jogging the robot in all available coordinate systems
• Creating robot programs with motions and logic functions using KUKA inline forms
• Declaring and using simple local variables, loops and global sub-programs in KRL (KUKA robot language)

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• Safety instruction for the KUKA industrial robot
• Operating the robot system
• Knowledge and usage of the coordinate systems
• Methods of tool calibration and tool load data
• Performing mastering
• Usage of the navigator, creating programs and archiving of programs
• Usage of motion programming
• Inserting, deleting and manipulating points
• Limited position correction
• Usage of logic and gripper programming
• Introduction to the expert level
• Working with Automatic External

• The course ends with an achievement test
• A certificate is issued on successful completion of the course

Robot service technicians, start-up personnel and project engineers

Training venue: KUKA College

Methodology: Presentations, questions and answers, partner work, learning videos

Teaching aids: Screen/projector, white boards, tablets, KUKA software

Training documentation: Documentation in printed or digital form

Practical exercises: Practical exercises using training robot cells