Industry 4.0 for K-12 Education

ENGINEERING, PROGRAMMING, MACHINE-LEARNING

The Industry 4.0 solution for schools is an excellent resource for teachers to introduce students to automation, which is a practice of the present and future. We are challenged with preparing students for future and potential careers in automation and the Industry 4.0 concepts.

Beginning concepts for the Industry 4.0 solution are best used with students in 4^th grade through high school (ages 9-18). RobotLAB offers steppingstones for schools offering different solutions for each age level.

BENEFITS OF ADDING INDUSTRY 4.0 CONCEPTS TO YOUR CLASSROOM

TEAMWORK

A vital skill that is exercised in Industry 4.0. Working with peers to develop skills and learn the equipment while collaborating on the software programming.

CODING AND PROGRAMMING

Using the proprietary drag and drop software allows students to practice their knowledge of coding to perform tasks.

PROBLEM SOLVING

Students receive hands-on experience in trouble shooting and working with robotic arms and AI. Finding solutions to real time challenges and celebrating successes when issues are resolved.

SAFETY

Robotic arms and accessories are a basic version of what students may use in future careers and it is a great starting point to review and identify proper precautions in the workplace or lab.

PRODUCT EXAMPLES

See what products can be integrated in your curriculum!

DOBOT ROBOTIC ARM

NIRYO ROBOTIC ARM

Dobot products include a 1-year general manufacturer’s warranty and 1 hour of online onboarding. The Industry 4.0 station in an AI lab includes on site installation and training.

Ned is a collaborative 6-axis robot based on open-source technologies designed for education, vocational training and research laboratories. With its six axis, Ned is able to reproduce all the movements required in the most complex industrial processes, and its aluminum structure gives it robustness and ﬂuidity, bringing its precision and repeatability to 0.5mm.

Industry 4.0 - the Fourth Industrial Revolution Practiced in Schools