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Press Release
REVOLUTIONArY CLASSrOOM
Experience from TAL Manufacturing Solutions
TAL Manufacturing Solutions launched the TAL BRABO ROBOWHIZ Educart under their wing ROBOWHIZ, an education cell
designed to cater to universities, engineering colleges, polytechnics and training institutes.
T
he Robotics specially designed
to impart students with
the practical knowledge of
principles and operation of industrial
robots used in different manufacturing
processes and would present them
with an opportunity to implement
the fundamentals of application
development, programming, designing
and functioning of a robotics cell. This
hands-on experience will help students
to develop skills required for effective
use and management of robotics and
automation technology to enhance
quality and innovation leading to better
performance.
While elaborating about the latest
launch Amit Bhingurde, COO, TAL
Manufacturing Solution Limited, says,
“We are excited to announce the
launch of ROBOWHIZ Educart. The
ROBOWHIZ Educart is a stepping-
stone in our commitment to facilitate
the partnership with the education
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partners which will help reduce gap
between industry and academia and
develop a curriculum for training the
incoming workforce to work with
industrial robots.”
As robotics and automation grow in
importance in today’s manufacturing
and assembly operations, it has
become imperative to train the future
workforce for a smooth transition.
ROBOWHIZ Educart comes with open
architecture which allows access to
the controller and provides an open
platform for robotics learning and
development practices. It is mounted
on a portable cart for the ease of
application and is also compatible
with software’s like LabVIEW, MATLAB,
Visual Studio and Java. The ROBOWHIZ
Educart will educate students with
robot programming, axis movement,
trajectory movement, linear movement
and computer vision. Integrating the
robot with various peripheral devices
such as vision sensors and seamless
signal and communication interfaces
will offer a wide scope of industrial
applications for students to experiment
with. The students can learn to design
programs for the ROBOWHIZEducart to
perform innumerable applications.
While elaborating further about the
recent launch, Amit Bhingurde further
states, “The product is open source
based and allows unrestricted access to
the robot’s controller allowing aspiring
students with a scope to experiment,
learn and use their creative mind.”
The TAL BRABO ROBOWHIZ Educart
comes with four alternatives for
different applications such as palletizing
& path tracing application, pick & place
and path tracing application, pick
&place with color sensor application
and lastly, gesture and speech
recognition application.
http://www.tal.co.in/