INCOBOTICS - Ready for Industry 5.0 2019 – 2021

The INCOBOTICS - Ready for Industry 5.0 project unites four EU partners from France, Italy, Greece and Spain in the development of innovative didactic materials in cobotics. The integration of cobots (collaborative robots) into the industrial and business sectors of the EU which will work side by side with their human counterparts in workspaces is predicted to grow from 2020.

Future electronics and robotics graduates will be required to work alongside AI data technicians to programme, monitor and analyse the data fed into and coming from cobots and their integrated  artificial vision (AV) systems. Skilled programming and monitoring will see cobots safely perform  an ever wider range of (interactive) functions in the world of work.

The INCOBOTICS project will create an INCOBOTICS Module with a general visual introduction to Industry 5.0 for all students, presenting current or planned examples from companies in each partner region. It will then cover the main characteristics and functions of cobots and develop structured units of learning in understanding and programming cobots and AV systems. The Project will develop a Best Practice Guide for teachers and trainers and offer "challenges" for students around which to develop competence in cobotics. The Guide will support user staff in the understanding of Challenge Based Learning and how to adapt or develop challenges for students in their cobotics and other courses.

The INCOBOTICS Module and Best Practice Guide will be tested by pilot groups in Spain, France  and Italy in 2020-2021, refined and freely available in Sept 2021 for downloading from the project website http://incobotics.eu/. The final products will be reviewed and validated by major cobot distributors and industrial representatives from partner countries.

Visit the project website: https://incobotics.eu/

The project is co-funded by the Erasmus + Program of the European Union. The author is responsible for this communication and the European Commission is not responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained herein.

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