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+91-8010-500-700Robotics Lab
Industry Supporting
NIET has established Advanced Robotics Control Laboratory to meet the challenges of current scenario in the area of research, innovation and development. Indo-Euro Synchronization is an initiative created by a group of experienced technical and business professionals to connect India and Europe closer together.
Smart simulation software for efficient offline programming: with KUKA.Sim, you can easily and quickly optimize the production operations of your systems and robots – for increased flexibility, productivity and competitiveness.
Software
RobotStudio is built on the ABB Virtual Controller, an exact copy of the real software that runs your robots in production. This allows very realistic simulations to be performed, using real robot programs and configuration files identical to those used on the shop floor.
Training Conducted: Applied Robotic Control (ARC)
The ARC is an initiative by Indo-Euro Sync to provide real time industrial automation solutions in both organizational and academic level. ARC has already been organizing regular student seminars in Germany including workshops and live experiments at APS in Germany. ARC provides to the students the access to industrial robotics under production conditions with remote control.
An extensive exchange program for Indian faculty members guarantees the high quality of the educational lessons and practical courses. These practical courses allow direct control of the industrial robots in Germany from Indian universities. Concretely, the students learn simulating, programming and controlling the robots in order to test their results at these industrial robots, which are equipped with grippers, sensors, etc.
Applied Robotic Control for Industrial Automation:
Students learn individually and as a team to solve concrete industrial tasks which are splits into various suitable sub-tasks for immediate learning success. These tasks are supervised by trained Indian faculty members along with remotely participating German experts. The automation tasks are designed and developed in cooperation with the Indian faculty members.
