ROBOT MAINTENANCE
Students train in practices for periodic inspection, maintenance schedules, troubleshooting tips and techniques and proper mechanical adjustments on Yamaha robots. During lab time, students completely disassemble and reassemble a Yamaha robot and perform the proper adjustments to ensure the robot’s complete functionality. The Maintenance Training Class is largely a hands-on course, completed in one day.

ROBOT PROGRAMMING
Students learn how to teach the robot coordinates, adjust robot parameters and write programs for common applications. These applications include Pick and Place, Palletizing, and Dispensing.
In addition, students learn how to optimize their program and parameters in order to get maximum performance from their Yamaha Robot. The Robot Programming Class is a two–day course, comprised of 50% lecture time and 50% lab time.

ROBOT VISION
Students learn how to operate iVY, Yamaha's integrated vision system. iVY is simple to operate and greatly reduces the time required for implementing vision-guided motion. If desired, we can also demonstrate the integration of third-party vision systems, including methods of triggering a vision inspection from the robot controller and for returning vision-located coordinate data to the robot controller. The Yamaha Robotics Robot Programming course is required prior to attending this class. The Robot Vision Class is comprised of 50% lecture time and 50% lab time, and is completed in one day.