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The 'Learn OnRobot' Platform Offers Free Robotics Lessons

Danish company OnRobot has launched a free robotics training platform that is designed to make it possible for people ranging from robotics newbies to highly skilled experts to go about get the training they need to be able to create and take advantage of collaborative robotics programs.

The 'Learn OnRobot' platform makes use of intricate visual elements, tutorials and other tools to help learners acquaint themselves with all the key steps of collaborative robotics. This can include training on how to design and deploy collaborative robots using an array of standard robotics hardware suites and added technologies such as sensors and cameras.

Available for use on smartphones, tablets and computers, this robotics training platform serves the dual purpose of reducing the barrier to entry for people who want to access collaborative robotics, while also positioning the OnRobot brand as a leader not just in collaborative robotics applications, but also in the training and education behind it.
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1. Collaborative Robotics Training - Free robotics training platform makes use of intricate visual elements, tutorials and other tools to help learners acquaint themselves with all the key steps of collaborative robotics.
2. Mobile Learning - The platform is available for use on smartphones, tablets and computers.
3. Sensors and Cameras - Training on deploying collaborative robots using added technologies such as sensors and cameras.
Industry Implications
1. Robotics - OnRobot is positioning themselves as a leader not just in collaborative robotics applications, but also in the training and education behind it.
2. Education Technology - The Learn OnRobot platform is offering disruptive innovation in the education space with free robotics training.
3. Manufacturing - Collaborative robotics can revolutionize the manufacturing industry with increased automation and efficiency.

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