FANUC Launches Free Online Training Resource for Robots and Cobots
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FANUC America has introduced a new online training platform called FANUC Tech Transfer, providing free access to over 100 engineer-led tutorial videos on robots and cobots. This initiative aims to enhance the skills and confidence of students, customers, integrators, and industry partners in programming and troubleshooting FANUC automation solutions.
The FANUC Tech Transfer resource is designed to cater to a wide range of users, offering categorized video tutorials that cover various robot functions and applications. Users can easily search for specific topics related to FANUC's CRX collaborative robots, SCARA robots, and heavy-duty industrial robots. Eric Potter, general manager of FANUC America’s Robot Application Segment, emphasized the platform's role in supporting daily robot users with step-by-step guidance from engineering experts.
In addition to the Tech Transfer site, FANUC Academy offers more comprehensive training and certification programs for those seeking to deepen their expertise in FANUC robotics. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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