The teaching in the program is devoted to the design, construction and planning of robots, including mobile and service equipment and systems used in practice as the so-called peripheral devices of robotic technology, which are characterized by high functional, movement and handling capabilities, mechanical accuracy and high reliability.
WHY STUDY ROBOTICS?
- Robotics is the field of the future
- Lots of job opportunities and good financial evaluation of the industry
- The new field is therefore of great interest, especially in graduates who "understand" with robots
- We focus mainly on practical skills
- Teaching on real industrial robots of all basic kinematics
WE OFFER YOU
- excursions, workshops and seminars organized in cooperation with companies,
- job prospects in the field,
- participation in projects solved at the department,
- internships
Mitsubishi Electric provided free of charge to SjF TUKE the latest type of innovative collaborative robot RV-5AS-D, which will be used at the Institute of Automation, Mechatronics, Robotics and Manufacturing Technology both for practical teaching of students and for verifying its abilities through solved research tasks. The unique possibilities of programming and control of this collaborative robot (also through a panel located directly on the robotic arm) together with the working range of 900 mm, load capacity of 5 kg and extreme positioning accuracy of ± 0.03 mm predetermine for simultaneous operation on the side of a person. The control of a collaborative robot is so intuitive that even a non-robotics expert can handle the basic programming activities. This opens up space for advanced solutions and practical implementation of bachelor's and master's theses of full-time and part-time students. Acknowledgments belong to the Slovak branch of Mitsubishi Electric Europe B.V, represented by Ivan Blaži and Eng. Peter Horos. We thank you!
Address:
Department of Production systems and Robotics
Faculty of Mechanical Enginnering
Letná 9
040 01 Košice
Slovakia
Head of the department: prof. Eng. Peter Demec CSc.
phone.: +421 55 602 2190
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Secretary of the department: Eng. Ľuboslava Šidlovská
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