Hands-on training on working robots and controllers — not simulators. Delivered at your plant with our mobile training cell, at our Pune workshop, or folded into a project so your team is handed a cell they already know.
Robot programming and PLC maintenance are skills your people keep for the life of the line. Modules are picked and combined for the group in front of us, not read off a fixed catalogue.
| Module | Platform | Covers | Who it's for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Robot programming & operation | KUKA / FANUC / ABB / YASKAWA | Teach-pendant programming, path creation and editing, frames and tool centre points, I/O configuration, program structure, and safe manual operation including enabling devices and safe-speed behaviour. | Operators and setters who need to run, adjust and recover a cell without calling anyone. |
| Robot fault diagnosis & recovery | KUKA / FANUC / ABB / YASKAWA | Reading controller error messages, mastering and zero-position recovery, brake release and manual axis movement, collision recovery, backup and restore of programs and controller configuration. | Maintenance teams who are first on the scene when a cell stops. |
| PLC / HMI maintenance | ANY MAKE | Reading ladder logic, tracing a fault from the HMI message back to the I/O, forcing and monitoring safely, HMI navigation and alarm handling, and routine preventive checks on racks and panels. | Electrical maintenance staff supporting mixed-brand plant. |
| Tooling & changeover | END-OF-ARM EQUIPMENT | Gripper and tool-station changeover, tool centre point recalibration after a change, vacuum and mechanical gripper care, and the checks that prevent a changeover becoming a crash. | Production teams running multi-variant lines. |
| Dresspack care | PERIPHERAL MAINTENANCE | Routine inspection routines, retraction system function checks, clamp and sleeving inspection, abrasion points to watch by application, and safe component replacement on the arm. | Anyone responsible for a cell whose dresspack keeps failing. |
| Preventive maintenance routines | AMC-ALIGNED | The daily, weekly and monthly checks that sit between our visits — what to look at, what good looks like, what to log, and when to escalate rather than carry on. | Teams on an AMC who want the gap between visits covered. |
The usual obstacle to training is not willingness, it is that you cannot take a production cell out of service to teach on it, and nobody wants to send a whole shift away for a week. The mobile cell solves both: a wheeled training rig that travels to you, so no fixed lab is needed.
MOBILE CELL
The mobile cell travels to you, so operators train on the shift pattern they actually work and nobody loses travel days.
PUNE FACILITY
Small groups on live robots, controllers and test rigs, away from production pressure and free to make mistakes.
COMMISSIONING
Training folded into commissioning, so your team is handed a cell they already know how to run and recover.
MAINTENANCE-ALIGNED
Operators pick up the preventive-check routines alongside our maintenance visits, which cuts down how often you need to call anyone in.
Tell us the robot brands on your floor, how many people need covering and what they need to be able to do afterwards. We'll scope the modules and the length against that.
KUKA, FANUC, ABB and Yaskawa. Training runs on working robots and controllers rather than on simulators, so what your team learns transfers directly to the cell they go back to.
Three ways. At your plant, using our mobile training cell, so operators train on the shift pattern they actually work. At our Pune workshop, in small groups on live robots, controllers and test rigs, away from production pressure. Or folded into a commissioning project, so your team is handed a cell they already know.
A wheeled training rig that brings a working cell to your floor, so no fixed lab is needed. It is built around a 6-axis robot with a linear track for extended reach, a conveyor module, an HMI and PLC control panel, a mechanical finger gripper, a vacuum gripper and a milling tool station.
Both are set to your team rather than to a fixed catalogue. Tell us the starting level, the shift pattern you need to work around and how many people need covering, and we will scope the length and group size against that before quoting.
No. Modules are pitched at the group in front of us, from operators who have never held a teach pendant through to maintenance engineers who want fault diagnosis and recovery depth. Mixed-ability groups are normal and are usually split across sessions rather than levelled down.
Yes, and we recommend it. When operators learn the preventive-check routines alongside our maintenance visits, the routine checks get done properly between visits, which measurably reduces how often anyone needs to be called in.
Sessions are run in whatever language the group works in — English, Hindi or Marathi. Tell us when you book and we will staff it accordingly.
Yes. PLC and HMI maintenance is one of the core modules, covering any make, and it is often the more useful half for a maintenance team supporting mixed-brand plant.