Come to AIRE’s practical robotization training and raise your company’s digitalization level! The training will take place on 14.-15.03.23. In the two-day practical course, small and medium-sized industrial companies are introduced to the feasibility analysis, implementation and decision-making process of robotization. We share some useful advice:
The company does not have to pay for participating in the training, but it can be treated as a minor aid (VTA) in the amount of €480 per participant.
SCHEDULE
FIRST DAY OF TRAINING 14.03.2023
Topic 1: Feasibility analysis of robotization (4 ac.h) – Jüri Riives (IMECC) – TalTech U05-405
10.00-10.05 Opening remarks
10.05-10.45 Introduction to the topic 1. Starting points and risks of the feasibility of robotization
10.45-11.30 Selection and justification of decision criteria. Robotization feasibility analysis models and their practical use
11.30-11.45 Coffee break
11.45-12.30 Solution examples, interpretation of results and decision making
12.30-13.15 Next steps: installation, integration and implementation
13.15-14.00 Lunch
Topic 2. Enterprise-centric vision of the practical use of robots (4 ac.h), Vadims Ščeglovs and Linas Zukauskas (ABB) – in English – TalTech U05-405
14.00-14.05 Introduction to topic 2
14.05-14.45 Classification and functionality of ABB robots
14.45-15.30 New trends and developments in designing and using robots
15.30-15.45 Coffee break
15.45-16.30 Practical example of use: why to robotize and how to choose a robot
16.30-17.15 Practical example of use: how to integrate a robot into a company’s workplace and implement it for use
17.15-17.30 Discussion and summary of the day (Jüri Riives)
SECOND TRAINING DAY 15.03.2023
Topic 3. Improving the use of a robotic workplace using the example of robot bending (4 ac.h) – Jüri Riives (IMECC) and Tõnis Raamets (TalTech) – Taltech U05-405
10.00-10.05 Introduction to topic 3 (Jüri Riives)
10.05-10.45 Nature and practical use of a robotic workplace (Jüri Riives)
10.45-11.30 Selection and use of work tools (practical examples) (Jüri Riives)
11.30-11.45 Coffee break
11.45-12.30 Production cycle: planning and execution (practical examples) (Tõnis Raamets)
12.30-13.15 Use of a robotic workplace. Performance measurement and evaluation. Key performance indicators. Discussion (Tõnis Raamets)
13.15-14.00 Lunch
Topic 4. Possibilities of using modern technologies in workplace robotization (4 credit hours) – Kristo Vaher (TTKK) – TalTech U05-405
14.00-14.05 Introduction to topic 4
14.05-14.45 Designing a modern robotic workplace
14.45-15.30 Use of IoT and M2M solutions
15.30-15.45 Coffee break
15.45-16.30 Principles of integrated production
16.30-17.15 Data collection and data analytics
17.15-17.30 Discussion and summary
TEACHERS
Jüri Riives is the founder of IMECC OÜ and a professor at Tallinn University of Technology. Jüri has been the chairman of the board of the Estonian Machinery Industry Union for a long time (1999-2009). Jüri has extensive business experience, he is an expert in industrial robotics, digitalization, cost-effective production (including Lean) and the development of industrial business models.
Tõnis Raametsa has more than 20 years of work experience in the automotive and delivery industry. He has been involved in the management and development of the Estonian Machinery Industry Association for a long time and is familiar with the daily problems of manufacturing companies in addition to a number of product development and production projects. Tõnis is currently working as a doctoral student-junior researcher at Tallinn University of Technology, and his main research area is the development and implementation of digital optimization and control models in production processes. Tõnis will be a member of the artificial intelligence and robotics center AIRE from the beginning of 2022.
Kristo Vaher works at Tallinn University of Technology as the head of the robotics curriculum and also as a project manager. He has participated in many projects that required high level engineering knowledge. He can handle even the most difficult tasks. Kristo also has entrepreneurial experience and participates in the work of various professional associations. He is a mechanical engineer by education and is currently studying for a PhD at TalTech, where his topic is the better application of industrial robots in SMEs.
Linas Zukauskas is the Business Development Manager of ABB Robotics and Discrete Automation in the Baltic States. Linas has long-term experience in the field of factory automation and industrial systems.
Vadims Sceglovs is an expert in robotics and discrete automation at ABB Baltic States.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Those who complete the training receive a certificate of completion from IMECC OÜ. By registering for the AIRE training/service for the first time, the company also receives minor assistance from IMECC in terms of the digital maturity assessment consulting service. The digital maturity assessment consulting service helps to map your company’s strengths, bottlenecks and their impact on the company’s operations. For more detailed information, contact us at +372 5645 8870 Kaia Lõun (technical support) / +372 501 0107 Jüri Riives (questions about the course content) or kollosinged@aire-edih.eu.
NOTES
• The gateway to AIRE services (including participation in courses) is the company’s digital maturity assessment consulting service, which is carried out during and after the course.
• Companies of the target group that have a free balance of minor aid (VTA) can participate in the course (the limit is 200,000 euros per company over three financial years).
• When participating in the course, the company is given minor aid by the state in the amount of €480, per participant.
• By registering for the course, the company confirms the permission to use the VTA balance for participation, which is non-refundable in case of non-participation in the course (up to 10 working days before the start) or cancellation.
• The course group size is up to 15 people, the minimum number of participants for the course is 10.
• Up to 2 people from one company can participate.
• If desired, it is also possible to participate in the course based on an invoice (including employees of large companies). The invoice sent by e-mail must be paid before the start of the training by the payment deadline indicated on the invoice.
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