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Duration 35 hours
Course Outline
Introduction to Industrial Automation
- Defining industrial automation
- Survey of automation systems and their components
- The function of CAD in automation design
SolidWorks Fundamentals for Automation
- Recap of the SolidWorks interface and core functionalities
- Creating basic parts and assemblies
- Overview of parametric design techniques for automation components
Designing Automated Systems
- Applying motion studies to automation design
- Modeling conveyor systems, robotic arms, and pick-and-place mechanisms
- Incorporating sensors and actuators within SolidWorks models
Simulation and Analysis
- Leveraging SolidWorks Simulation for load analysis in automation contexts
- Testing range of motion, collision detection, and operational efficiency
- Strategies for predictive maintenance and design refinement
Integration with Real-World Systems
- Preparing designs for manufacturing processes
- Generating Bills of Materials (BOM) and technical documentation
- Connecting SolidWorks models with standard industrial automation software
Advanced Concepts in Industrial Automation using SolidWorks
- Designing systems involving pneumatics and hydraulics in SolidWorks
- Complex motion analysis for advanced automation systems
- Merging IoT and smart device technologies with SolidWorks designs
Capstone Project and Evaluation
- Learners will develop a complete industrial automation system using SolidWorks
- Presentation of final projects and reception of expert feedback
- Comprehensive review and Q&A session
Conclusion and Future Directions
Requirements
- Foundational knowledge of basic mechanical design principles
- Familiarity with CAD software, ideally SolidWorks
- Basic CAD proficiency involving GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing)
Target Audience
- Mechanical Engineers seeking to specialize in industrial automation
- CAD Designers aiming to enhance their capabilities for automation projects
- Industrial Automation professionals looking to incorporate SolidWorks into their existing workflows
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