Basic Programming and Use of Collaborative Robots - WPCA-RSE-22-043 OMRON

The NETM program will develop and deliver 100 micro-credentials over a four-year pilot period. Micro-credentials in the NETM will be commissioned in response to industry-identified skills needs. The NETM and its governance process will facilitate increased responsiveness to industry requirements than in traditional models of education. Through the development of the Basic Programming and Use of Collaborative Robots micro-credential, the Authority is looking to deliver the following learning outcomes: Program a collaborative robot using flow chart-based programming language Identify where to apply and implement the collaborative robot and linking it in with these other systems and devices Understand the safety protocols around collaborative robots and the safety equipment that needs to be used UTS has been selected by the Tender Evaluation Team as offering the best technical solution and best value for money

16-Jun-2022 to 31-Dec-2022