Micael Amandusson says, “We have designed a two-day training programme”. According to Amandusson,
KUKA.Sim 4.1 software is at the forefront of the industry. It enables a complete robotic cell to be designed on a laptop, with the correct layout from the factory where it will be used. “It is also possible to add simulations of other equipment with which the cell will interact”.
As part of the upcoming training courses, Amandusson will be presenting the programme and demonstrating useful tips, tricks and techniques.
The goal of the course is to get participants up and running quickly with KUKA.Sim. It is designed to cover more or less everything they need to know to start working with the software as soon as they return to their desks. “Overall it is very good value, user-friendly software that saves time, makes work more efficient and sharpens the competitive edge of our customers,” says Micael Amandusson, who describes 2022 as a successful year for KUKA Nordic. “Sales have been very strong,” he says.