3-Day Robotics Vision and Sensors Bootcamp
September 24–26 | 12–5 p.m.
This hands-on bootcamp introduces participants to the vision and sensing technologies that allow industrial robots to see, detect, and respond to their environment. Participants will gain practical experience integrating cameras and sensors with robotic systems, troubleshooting common applications, and exploring how these technologies are used in modern manufacturing and automation. No advanced robotics experience is required.
Who Should Attend?
This bootcamp is ideal for individuals who work with—or want to build skills in—automation, robotics, industrial maintenance, manufacturing, and related technologies, including:
- Industrial maintenance and maintenance technicians
- Automation and controls technicians
- Robotics technicians and operators
- Manufacturing and production technicians
- Mechatronics and electromechanical technicians
- Engineers and engineering technicians
- Individuals responsible for troubleshooting automated equipment
- Employers looking to upskill employees as they introduce or expand automation
- Individuals interested in transitioning into advanced manufacturing, robotics, or automation careers
Participants do not need to be robotics experts to attend. The bootcamp is designed to provide practical, hands-on exposure to technologies increasingly used in automated manufacturing environments and can benefit both individuals who already work with automated systems and those looking to expand their technical skill set.
Financial Assistance Available: Funding is available to help offset a portion of the cost of this training through the Robert Miner Family Foundation Rapid Upskilling Fund. If cost is a barrier to participation, please contact Misty Hiltabidel at hiltabidelmFREEWESTMORELAND to learn more about available financial assistance and eligibility.