User Guide and Programming Basics
Basic Course
Target audience:
This basic training course is designed for individuals who will be working with Kuka robots equipped with KRC2/KRC4 controllers in the future. The course is intended for machine operators, technicians, and maintenance engineers. It also serves as an excellent introduction to advanced programming.
Scope and outline:
The course covers the basics of operating and programming Kuka industrial robots with KRC2/KRC4 controllers. The training is divided into theoretical and practical components. The practical component is conducted using a KCP touch panel connected to the robot.
Delivery:
The training is conducted at the client’s premises, using a robot provided by the client. The main advantage of this approach is that participants become familiar with the machine they will be working on in the future. The optimal group size for practical exercises is 2–3 trainees.
The course lasts 3 days.
FAQ – KUKA Robotics Courses
The training courses are designed for operators, automation specialists, and maintenance engineers. They cover both the basics and more advanced topics. We tailor the curriculum to the participants’ skill level.
Participants will learn how to operate the robot, the basics of programming, and how to troubleshoot errors. The training is hands-on, allowing participants to immediately apply what they’ve learned in their work.
Yes—we place a strong emphasis on working with the robot. Participants complete tasks and learn problem-solving skills. This enhances the effectiveness of the training.
The duration depends on the scope of the material and the participants’ skill level. Depending on the scope, training sessions last between 2 and 5 days. Please contact us for a customized quote that includes a description of the scope and training program.
Yes—participants receive a certificate of completion. The document certifies the skills they have acquired. It may be useful for professional purposes.
Yes—we can organize on-site training courses. This allows us to train employees in their actual work environments. It is a very effective way to learn.