Universal Robots CEO Lee Nae-hyung (right) and Electrox CEO Lee Ki-bong (left) are taking a commemorative photo at the opening ceremony held at Electrox.


First in the Busan and Gyeongnam regions, aiming to train collaborative robot experts
Directly programming collaborative robots through offline technical training

Universal Robots, a collaborative robot company, is continuing its efforts to foster domestic robot experts by establishing the Universal Robot Training Center.

Universal Robots, a collaborative robot company, announced that it has established the first Universal Robots Authorized Training Center in the Busan and Gyeongnam regions at Electrox Co., Ltd.

This center aims to strengthen individuals' collaborative robot operation skills and smart manufacturing capabilities through classes and practical training, in line with the trends of automation and digital transformation in production sites.

This center conducts offline classes where participants can directly handle and program Universal Robots' collaborative robots.

Currently, Universal Robots Authorized Training Centers are operating across Europe, the United States, and Asia, including Korea.

It was stated that it is operated by regional Universal Robots branches and partners, and provides training in core programming skills so that collaborative robots can be easily handled even without basic knowledge.

In order to be selected as a certified training center for Universal Robots, UniversalYou must comply with the guidelines provided by the bot and basically have a center and facilities capable of conducting collaborative robot training.

In addition, trainers must complete robot training from Universal Robots and master the methods of conducting training as professional trainers to obtain a certification valid worldwide.

Meanwhile, Electrix is a company specializing in defense industries such as battle equipment, warships, and submarines, as well as various safety equipment and state-of-the-art security systems.

"We are pleased to establish an accredited training center at Electrix," said Lee Nae-hyeong, CEO of Universal Robots. "We will continue our efforts to foster domestic robot experts to meet the growing demand for robot specialists in the FA industry of the Busan and Gyeongnam regions."