Universal Robots, world leader in the manufacture of collaborative robots (the so-called cobots, which can work with people), arrives for the first time in Extremadura with the incorporation of Deutz Business School as an authorized training center for the brand. With the obtaining of the certificate, this Zafra school, created at the end of 2018, becomes the most advanced center in the Iberian Southwest to provide training in collaborative environments and in Industry 4.0.
«This new alliance with Universal Robots allows us to have a highly specialized training school together with an industrial plant that already employs and trains its workers in these technologies. Its application in a real industrial environment is the best example to demonstrate that these professional profiles are today one of the most demanded by the industry, since their competitiveness and future viability largely depend on it “, states Carolina Grau, director from the center.
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To obtain the certificate as an authorized center, Deutz Business School has passed an exhaustive evaluation process aimed at demonstrating that there is a determined commitment by the management team, and also that it has state-of-the-art facilities in accordance with the requirements that Universal’s training requires Robots
Since last December, the new authorized center has incorporated the training of the leading cobot manufacturing company into its program. These are face-to-face training aimed at anyone who, even if they have no prior programming knowledge, wants to delve into the programming and management of cobots. The only requirement is to complete a short free online Universal Robots training. The two-day courses are taught in person at two levels, Core and Advanced. These are completed with more specific courses that require at least to have passed the Core.
Starting in March, Deutz Business School will offer the first Core-level courses. In 2022, it plans to certify its teachers in Advanced training and start offering these courses for more advanced industrial users.
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