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Robotics

01/12/2014 9:42 AM

I am working in manufacturing company as a mechanical supervisor . so i want to learn robotics subject , can you suggest any course for working person.

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01/12/2014 10:19 AM

If your company uses robots, ask the manufacturer for tutorials on their models.

How to Make a Robot - Lesson 1: Getting Started - RobotShop Blog


Easy Robotics Tutorial for Beginners - Learn the Basics and Building ..


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01/12/2014 12:26 PM

...and ask immediate supervision for access to the training courses that other colleagues have taken, as it is in the operation's business interests to have its people sufficiently well trained, and a surplus of them lest someone should be out of action for any reason.

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