Formation pratique à la robotique - RBTX Academy
Variantes: igus® Robot Control - Basic Training
Des connaissances pratiques en robotique pour tous les niveaux
La RBTX Academy propose des formations axées sur la pratique, réparties en deux niveaux : la formation de base pour les débutants et la formation expert pour les utilisateurs avancés qui souhaitent approfondir leurs connaissances en programmation. L’accent est mis sur l’apprentissage pratique avec de vrais robots. Des formations sont disponibles pour le logiciel igus Robot Control, qui permet de programmer tous les robots igus, ainsi que de nombreux autres robots de nos partenaires. Grâce à des groupes restreints de 8 participants maximum, chaque question individuelle peut être traitée en détail. Cela permet une expérience d’apprentissage intensive qui allie parfaitement théorie et pratique – idéale pour tous ceux qui souhaitent s’initier à la robotique ou approfondir leurs connaissances existantes.
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igus Robot Control Basic Training – Your Practical Entry into Industrial Robotics
The igus Robot Control Basic Course is the ideal starting point for anyone looking to enter the world of industrial automation and robot programming. Designed for beginners, this hands-on training teaches the fundamentals of robot kinematics, motion control, and digital I/O integration—without requiring any prior experience.
Participants begin by exploring different robot types such as Cartesian robots, SCARA robots, Delta robots, and articulated arms. The course explains where each kinematic system is used and highlights their advantages in various automation scenarios. Next, attendees dive into programming with igus Robot Control, learning essential movement commands including linear motion, joint motion, and circular path programming. Each topic is paired with practical exercises using project sheets that simulate robotics tasks.
The training also covers how to integrate digital inputs and outputs, build logical program structures, and use functions like wait conditions and subprograms—key skills for any automation engineer. The course concludes with a real-world pick-and-place project, where participants program a robot to retrieve parts from a magazine and place them precisely—applying all learned commands and logic.
Whether you're a technician, student, or automation enthusiast, this course equips you with the skills to start building your own robotic automation solutions using igus technology.
Course Schedule – Basic Training
09:00 – 10:30 AM
Introduction to igus® Low Cost Automation and the RBTX platform
Basics of industrial robotics and robot types
Overview of the igus® Robot Control interface
Hands-on session and first programming with igus® Robot Control
10:40 – 12:00 AM
Robot motion types: Joint movement and linear movement
Hands-on programming: Using joint and linear movement
Advanced motion: Circular path commands
Hands-on programming: Circular path commands
12:00 – 1:00 PM – Lunch Break
1:00 – 2:30 PM
Introduction to logic commands: Digital inputs/outputs, wait conditions
Practical exercise: Pick-and-place task
Brief introduction: Loops, If-Then-Else structures for automation
2:40 – 4:00 PM
Program structure and subprogram calls
Final hands-on project: Pick-and-place task using a real robot

