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Posted On: 10/08/2008
Robotic welding education cell provides real-life training experience
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Robotic welding continues to grow in popularity due in large part to the critical shortage of skilled labor, combined with industry’s need to remain competitive with lower labor costs and improved productivity. In response to this trend, Lincoln Electric and FANUC Robotics have partnered to offer the Robotic Education Cell, an instructional cell that can be moved from classroom to classroom for training the next generation of welders on robotic programming and welding.
The Robotic Education Cell is designed for educational institutions, training departments, schools and other facilities to teach robotic programming related to gas metal arc welding (GMAW). The program gives students a foundation both in robotic welding basics and more sophisticated technologies, preparing them to succeed in industries ranging from building and construction to shipbuilding, manufacturing and oil field services.
The cell further supplements students’ coursework in any math- or science-based curriculum, including CAD, electronics, machining and information technology.
Visit www.lincolnelectric.com to learn more.
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