This course advances the skills and knowledge introduced in Programming I. Engineers, supervisors and system integrators will particularly benefit from this course. Students will be able to apply higher level programming techniques and IO integration. The course emphasizes online programming using ABB’s industry-leading RobotStudio software and hands-on experience with real robots.

Participant Profile – I have some quality experience working with ABB robots current robotic workplace operator, programmer, maintenance person, etc. I have taken a robotics programming course and want to move forward with more advanced training
Course Type – Classroom setting, coach-conducted course that combines tutorial with practical exercises. The emphasis is put on the hands-on exercises on an ABB robot.
Course Length – 4 days

The Universal Robot Core course allows students to engage with multiple aspects of UR robots. With a hands-on, lab-driven approach, students will learn UR robot programming, the interface, and other advanced concepts. This includes all the setup, best-practices for programming, and how to set up elaborate logic chains in the robot to enable it to respond to different inputs or program states.

This course introduces students to ABB’s RobotStudio software. The course accommodates those with none to moderate RobotStudio experience. Following this course, students will be able to create, simulate, and transfer programming in RobotStudio. This course emphasizes offline programming and distinguishes itself by emphasizing interaction directly with the software and real robots.

Participant Profile – Course is intended for those responsible for creating new programs for ABB robots, creating simulations, designing systems and checking for reach capabilities and layout needs. Created for students interested in programming and computer simulation software.
Course Type – Classroom setting, coach-conducted course that combines tutorial with practical exercises.
Course Length – 4 days

This course teaches the foundational principles and skills required to operate and program ABB industrial robots. Technicians, engineers, service personnel, supervisors, and system integrators will all benefit from this course. Following successful completion, students will be able to manually operate robots and create basic programs using the teach pendant. The course emphasizes hands-on experience with the robots.

Participant Profile – Technicians, Engineers, Service Personal, Supervisory Personnel, System Integrator
Course Type – Classroom setting, coach-conducted course that combines tutorial with practical exercises
Course Length – 4 days

The Universal Robot Core course allows students to engage with multiple aspects of UR robots. With a hands-on, lab-driven approach, students will learn UR robot programming, the interface, and other advanced concepts. This includes all the setup, best-practices for programming, and how to set up elaborate logic chains in the robot to enable it to respond to different inputs or program states.