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Skill+ Mobile Robot

  2019-12-30 10:54    hits favorite
Professional skill description
Mobile Robotics is a fast-evolving, solutions orientated industry within which the robotics technician/engineer is a significant and growing work role. Mobile Robotics is an important part of the industry with application in different fields, including processing industry, agriculture, space industry, mining and medical industries.
 
Robotics technician and engineer work in offices, industrial enterprises or laboratories. They design, service, develop new applications and conduct researches expanding opportunities for robot usage. The work begins with a strong focus on a specific business problem in a particular industry sector. For example, in manufacturing there may be a need to increase capacity by creating robots for tasks that can be automated. Mobile robots may also be designed to explore areas that are inaccessible or dangerous for human beings.
 
Careful, deep client consultation is required, resulting in an accurate specification. It is followed by the design phase and a prototype assembly. The robot is then programmed and tested to ensure high, consistent performance. A kind of "heart" of each robot is a robotics technician or engineer who thinks about what the robot needs. He works with several technical and engineering disciplines in order to design optimal equipment units and to join them together. In addition, a focused attention to details is an integral part of this work. In this instance the robotics technician/engineer uses existing technologies to create solutions to new challenges.
 
Technician or roboticist shall have good knowledge with logics, microprocessors, computer programming, mechanical, electrical and controlling systems, so as to be able to build a robot for any application. He also should prepare specifications for robot behavior in its working environment. Moreover, the robotics technician/engineer is responsible for cost-effective design, production cost calculation and quality control.
 
Integral to the role of the high-performing robotics technician/engineer are a range of skills related to work organization and self-management. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with a particular strength in working well in a team, are equally important. An ability to be innovative and creative in resolving technological challenges and generating solutions is also essential.
 
The distinctive feature of an excellent robotics technician/engineer in the ability to work in different professional areas and apply his analytical skills in different fields. An excellent robotics technician aims at constantly developing his professional skills and dealing with challenges through experiments and taking risk within own established limits. In an increasingly global industry which is breaking new ground and altering the way we live and work, there are significant opportunities for sustainable careers in robotics technician/engineering. These opportunities carry the need to work with diverse cultures, industries and fast-paced technological progress. That's why the diversity of skills associated with robotics technician/engineer is likely to expand.
Practical Tasks
2 Weeks:
Training Outcome:
Mobile robot technology cognition and experience, can complete the mobile robot assembly and control walking under the guidance of others.
Tasks:
1. Cognition of mobile robot technology
2. Assembly and debugging of components of mobile robot
3. Mobile robot software programming and operation
4. System coordination of mobile robot
5. Mobile robot control walking scene practice
6. Mobile robot preliminary certification examination
 
 
4 Weeks:
Training Outcome:
Mobile robot technology application, can independently complete the simple mobile robot product design and production.
Tasks:
1. Cognition of mobile robot technology
2. Assembly and debugging of components of mobile robot
3. Mobile robot software programming and operation
4. System coordination of mobile robot
5. According to the requirements of the scene, manually control the mobile robot to complete the task
6. According to the requirements of the scene, the mobile robot can complete work tasks automatically
7. Case study of comprehensive application of mobile robots
8. Mobile robot intermediate certification examination
 
3 Month:
Training Outcome: Comprehensive practice of mobile robot technology, can independently complete the design and production of mobile robot products and various types of application practice.
Tasks:
1. Cognition of mobile robot technology
2. Assembly and debugging of components of mobile robot
3. Mobile robot software programming and operation
4. System coordination of mobile robot
5. Make the mobile robot walk along the u-shaped corridor automatically without touching the corridor and the front and back end walls
6. The intelligent vision system completes the color recognition and two-dimensional code recognition of the target ball
7. Manually control the mobile robot to complete the task of comprehensive scene work
8. The mobile robot completes the task of comprehensive scene automatically
9. Case study of comprehensive application of mobile robots
10 mobile robot enterprise internship and project design
11. Mobile robot advanced certification examination
 
Abilities Outcome
1. Work organization and management
 		 A specialist must know and understand:
· Basic principles and applications of safe working generally and in relation to manufacturing;    
·Purposes, use, care and maintenance of all equipment and materials, together with their safe application;
·Environmental and safety principles and their application to good housekeeping in the work booth;
·Principles of team working and their applications;
·Personal skills, strengths and needs related to the roles, responsibilities and duties of other people;
·The parameters within which activities need to be scheduled.    
The specialist must be able to:    
· Prepare and maintain a safe, tidy and efficient work area;
·Prepare oneself for the tasks at hand, including full regard to OHSE;    
· Schedule work to maximize efficiency and minimize disruption;
·Take account of the rules and regulations in force for robotics technicians/engineers;    
· Select and use all equipment and materials safely and in compliance with manufacturer's instructions;    
· Meet or exceed health and safety standards applied to the environment, equipment and materials;    
·Restore the work area to an appropriate condition;
·Contribute to team performance broadly and specifically;    
· Give and take feedback and support.
2. Communication and interpersonal skills A specialist must know and understand:
· The range and purposes of documentation in both paper-based and electronic forms;
· The technical language associated with the skill and technology;
· The standards required for routine and exceptional reporting in oral, handwritten and electronic form;
· The required standards for communicating with clients, team members and others;
· The purposes and techniques for maintaining and presenting reports, including financial reports.
The specialist must be able to:
·Read, interpret and extract necessary technical data and instructions from documentation in any available format;
· Use researches for problem solving and continue professional development;  
·Communicate by oral, written and electronic means to ensure clarity,
effectiveness and efficiency;
·Use a standard range of communication technologies;  
·Discuss complex technical principles and applications with others;
· Explain complex technical principles and applications to non-experts;
· Complete reports and respond to issues and questions arising;
·Respond to client's needs face-to-face and  indirectly;  
· Arrange gathering of information and prepare documentation as required by the client;
· Complete reports and respond to issues and questions arising.
3. Designing
 		 A specialist must know and understand:
·The principles and applications of project design;  
·The nature and formats of project specifications;
· The bases on which the manufactured item will be appraised;
 · Design parameters can include the following:
 o Options appraisal;
 o Selection of components, materials and work processes;
 o Prototype development o Manufacturing;
 o Assembly;
 o Improvement; o Commissioning.
· Principles and applications for:
o Designing, assembling and commissioning
of mobile robotics systems;
o The components and functions of electrical and electronic systems;
o The components and applications of add-ons;
o The components and applications of mobile robotics systems.
· The principles and applications of design and assembly of mechanical, electrical and electronic systems, their standards and their documentation
· The principles and methods for work organization, control and management in relation to the product.
The specialist must be able to:
· Analyze the briefs or specifications to identify the required performance characteristics of the mobile robot;
· Identify and resolve areas of uncertainty within the briefs or specifications;
· Identify characteristics of the environment in which the mobile robot is required to operate;
· Identify hardware requirements to support the mobile robot's performance;
· Generate designs for manufacture of a functioning item within given timescales;
· Generate designs for a teleoperation control system independent of the base unit;      
· Develop strategies to solve mobile robotics tasks including navigation and orientation;
·Generate innovative solutions to design challenges;      
· Identify and appraise options for selection, purchase and manufacture of materials, components and equipment;      
· Make decisions on the basis of business principles and other essential factors such as health and safety;
· Prepare documentation for work management and control;
·Complete the design stage within given limits of cost and time.  
4. Fabrication, assembly, and wiring A specialist must know and understand:
· Basic principles of mechanical, electrical and electronic engineering;
·Principles of fabrication and assembly;
· Principles and practices of safe manufacture and operation.      
The specialist must be able to:      
·Fabricate frame parts of the mobile robot;
· Integrate the structural and mechanical parts of the mobile robot;      
· Integrate the electronic control circuits;
· Install, set up and make all necessary physical and software related adjustments required for effective use;
· Install, set up and make all necessary adjustments to mechanical, electrical, and sensor systems;
· Install, set up and make all necessary adjustments required for effective teleoperation of the mobile robot;      
· Integrate sensors to gain control of the required tasks.
5. Programming, testing, and adjustment A specialist must know and understand:
· Manufacturer's control software;
· Methods of programming using standard industrial software for industrial automation;
· Software program relation to the action of machinery and systems;
· Principles and applications of wireless communications;
· Robot navigation by orientation and mapping;
· Sensor integration;
· Analytical techniques for fault finding;
· Techniques and options for making adjustments and repairs;
· Strategies for problem solving;
· Principles and techniques for generating creative and innovative solutions.
The specialist must be able to:
· Visualize the process and operation using software;
· Use the control software provided by the manufacturer to assert effective autonomous control over the object management systems provided by the manufacturer;
· Use industrial standard programming software to assert effective autonomous control over the robot's movement;
· Use teleoperation to assert effective control over systems;
· Implement programming methodologies to the control systems;
· Assert robot movement by implementing orientation and mapping capabilities;
· Implement a navigation strategy.
· Install and make adjustments to sensors;
· Install cameras on the robot and make appropriate adjustments;
· Test run individual applications and full functionality;
· Find and document faults using appropriate analytical techniques;
· Demonstrate basic IT knowledge;
· Repair or change components efficiently.
6. Performance Review and Commissioning A specialist must know and understand:
· Criteria and methods for testing equipment and systems;
· Criteria and methods for operating test runs;
· The scope and limits of the technologies and methods used;
· Strategies for creative thinking and innovation generating;
· The possibilities and options for making incremental and/or radical changes.
  The specialist must be able to:
· Test each part of the mobile robot against agreed operating criteria;
· Test the mobile robot's overall performance against agreed operating criteria;
· Optimize the operation of each part of the system, and the system as a whole, through analysis, problem solving and refinement;
· Undertake a final test run to commission the system;
· Review each part of the process of design, fabrication and assembly, and operation, against established criteria, including accuracy, consistency, time and cost efficiency;
· Ensure that all aspects of the design stage meet the required industry standards;
· Finalize and present a portfolio to the client; the portfolio is to include all essential documentation required for a specific business transaction;
· Present the mobile robot and portfolio to the client and respond to questions.

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