Robotics for schools and training companies

Jugard+Künstner

Inka Krischke, 22.02.2021, 11:31

Robotics for schools and training companies

In many professions, knowledge of robotics will be a prerequisite for a successful application in the future. This is why schools and training companies are now integrating robotics into their curricula - including in the form of special robot learning stations.

Robotics in education, Jugard+Künstner, Universal Robots

For each Universal Robots learning station, there is specially coordinated learning content from Jugard+Künstner to teach the topics of robotics and automation technology interactively.

In order to pass on robotics technology to the experts of tomorrow in a practical way, Jugard+Künstner has developed robot learning stations together with Universal Robots. These training stations enable pupils and trainees to learn independently and teach them how to program and control robots. There is specially coordinated learning content for each Universal Robots learning station to teach the topics of robotics and automation technology interactively. The knowledge acquired can be deepened individually with suitable online training courses and teaching materials.

Jugard+Künstner has been active in the field of toolmaking and mechanical engineering since 1936. With a focus on robotics and automation, the company advises small and medium-sized companies on how to make their production and logistics future-oriented and competitive.

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