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Special education for industrial robot operation refers to the training mandated by the Labor Safety and Health Act that must be completed to operate industrial robots. This training is conducted by instructors who hold qualifications for special education, following the curriculum for industrial robot operation as stipulated by the Labor Safety and Health Act. If you are planning to introduce a robot for the first time, wish to educate new employees, or are newly responsible for industrial robots, and have not yet completed the special education, please consider this opportunity. (A certificate of completion will be issued to those who attend.) Additionally, as a preventive measure against the spread of the novel coronavirus, we are implementing the following measures, so please feel free to apply with confidence: 1. Installation of alcohol disinfectant at various locations in the seminar venue. 2. Temperature checks for seminar instructors and participants, and strict enforcement of mask-wearing. 3. Free distribution of face shields to participants. 4. Reduction of seminar capacity. 5. Avoidance of crowded conditions by expanding the venue (conducting sessions with a maximum of 6 participants in a venue that can accommodate 60 people). 6. Continuous ventilation of the venue. 7. Alcohol disinfection of the venue before and after the seminar. 8. Ensuring a distance of more than 2 meters between participants' seats.

• Transport and handling robots
• Welding robot
• Articulated Robot

Special education for industrial robot operation refers to the training mandated by the Labor Safety and Health Act that must be completed in order to operate industrial robots. This training is conducted by instructors who hold special qualifications for teaching and follows the curriculum related to industrial robot operation as stipulated by the Labor Safety and Health Act. If you are planning to introduce robots for the first time, wish to educate new employees, or are newly responsible for industrial robots, and have not yet completed the special education, please consider this opportunity. (A certificate of completion will be issued to participants.) Additionally, as a measure to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, we are implementing the following precautions, so please feel free to apply with confidence: 1. Installation of alcohol disinfectant at various locations in the seminar venue. 2. Temperature checks for seminar instructors and participants, and strict enforcement of mask-wearing. 3. Free distribution of face shields to participants. 4. Reduction of seminar capacity. 5. Avoidance of crowding by expanding the venue (conducting sessions with a maximum of 6 participants in a venue that can accommodate 60 people). 6. Continuous ventilation of the venue. 7. Alcohol disinfection of the venue before and after the seminar. 8. Ensuring a distance of more than 2 meters between participants' seats.

• Transport and handling robots
• Welding robot
• Articulated Robot

Special education for industrial robot operation refers to the training mandated by the Labor Safety and Health Act that must be completed to operate industrial robots. This training is conducted by instructors who hold qualifications for special education, following the curriculum outlined by the Labor Safety and Health Act for industrial robot operation. If you are planning to introduce robots for the first time, wish to educate new employees, or are newly responsible for industrial robots, and have not yet completed the special education, please consider this opportunity. (A certificate of completion will be issued to those who attend.) Additionally, we are implementing the following measures as precautions against the spread of the novel coronavirus, so please feel free to apply with confidence: 1. Installation of alcohol disinfectant at various locations in the seminar venue. 2. Temperature checks for seminar instructors and participants, and strict enforcement of mask-wearing. 3. Free distribution of face shields to participants. 4. Reduction of seminar capacity. 5. Avoidance of crowding by expanding the venue (conducting sessions with a maximum of 6 participants in a venue that can accommodate 60 people). 6. Continuous ventilation of the venue. 7. Alcohol disinfection of the venue before and after the seminar. 8. Ensuring a distance of more than 2 meters between participants' seats.

• Transport and handling robots
• Welding robot
• Articulated Robot

Special education for industrial robot instruction, etc., is the training mandated by Article 36, Items 31 and 32 of the Labor Safety and Health Regulations, which must be completed in order to operate industrial robots. This training is conducted by labor standards associations in various municipalities, robot manufacturers, and some robot system integrators. However, many companies face issues such as only having theoretical classes available, no sessions being held in rural areas, or having limited training days that fill up quickly, making it difficult to enroll. In response, our company has decided to offer "On-site Special Education Training for Industrial Robot Instruction," where instructors will visit customers directly to conduct training sessions. If you are facing challenges such as: - Wanting to enroll multiple participants but only having training venues far away, resulting in high travel costs... - Nearby training locations only offering theoretical classes, and you want to enroll immediately but find them always fully booked... please feel free to contact us.

• Transport and handling robots
• Welding robot
• Articulated Robot

To operate industrial robots, it is necessary to take the "Special Training for Industrial Robot Teaching, etc." as stipulated by the Labor Safety and Health Act. After that, participants must attend operation training provided by each robot manufacturer to learn how to operate the robots. However, many people are finding it increasingly difficult to attend these manufacturer training sessions due to high costs and limited availability. Therefore, our company will hold a free basic operation training session for FANUC robots. This training is highly recommended for those who want to "just be able to correct the robot's position" or "learn some simple operations and then study independently." If you are interested, please feel free to contact us. 〇 Recommended for: - Those who find manufacturer training sessions expensive and a waste of money. - Those who want to learn only basic operations and then study independently. - Those who want to start learning how to operate robots.

• Technical Seminar
• Transport and handling robots
• Articulated Robot

To operate industrial robots, it is necessary to take the "Special Education for Industrial Robot Teaching, etc." as stipulated by the Labor Safety and Health Act. After that, you will need to participate in operation training specific to each robot manufacturer to learn how to operate the robots. However, many people are finding it difficult to attend manufacturer training sessions due to high costs and limited availability. Therefore, our company will hold a free basic operation training session for FANUC robots. This training is highly recommended for those who just want to learn simple operations, such as "I just need to be able to correct the robot's position" or "If I can learn the basics, I can study the rest on my own." If you are interested, please feel free to contact us. 〇 Recommended for: - Those who find manufacturer training sessions expensive and a waste of money - Those who want to learn simple operations and then study independently - Those who want to start learning how to operate robots

• Technical Seminar
• Transport and handling robots
• Articulated Robot

Collaborative robots have started to become popular in recent years, but it is also true that many people say, "I've heard the name, but I don't know what they can do," or "I need to try a collaborative robot to understand what it is like." Therefore, our company has decided to hold a free basic operation seminar for UNIVERSAL ROBOTS, complete with an operation manual, so that everyone can easily operate collaborative robots. Although it is once a month, it is exclusively for one company, and you will have the opportunity to freely operate the UNIVERSAL ROBOTS available in our showroom.

• Technical Seminar
• Transport and handling robots
• Articulated Robot

When our company designs and manufactures industrial robot systems and collaborative robot systems, we often hear from customers comments like, "I have never used a robot, so I can't imagine it" or "I can't envision which processes in my company can be automated." This is especially true for customers who are considering automation and labor-saving solutions with industrial or collaborative robots for the first time, as they likely feel a sense of uncertainty. To address this, our company will hold a free campaign where we can work together to conceptualize automation and labor-saving equipment while operating actual machines, allowing everyone to explore what robots are like and what movements can be achieved with their own products.

• Technical Seminar
• Transport and handling robots
• Articulated Robot

One of the common concerns we hear from our customers as we assist with automation and labor-saving using collaborative robots and industrial robots is, "There are various manufacturers of collaborative robots, but how do they differ? Which one is the best?" Collaborative robots have been utilized in various manufacturing industries since May 2013, when regulations under the Labor Safety and Health Act were partially relaxed. However, as of 2021, more than 15 manufacturers have developed various collaborative robots, making the selection process increasingly difficult. The major differences among collaborative robot manufacturers lie in three aspects: "payload capacity," "maximum reach," and "applications." For example, in terms of payload capacity, there are robots that can handle weights from 0.5 kg up to 35 kg, and regarding maximum reach, there are models ranging from around 200 mm to 1800 mm. Furthermore, in terms of applications, some robots come standard with cameras for position correction, while others are equipped with torque sensors that can be used for processes such as fitting and deburring, which are significant factors influencing the selection process.

• Articulated Robot
• Transport and handling robots
• Welding robot

When utilizing industrial robots, there are legal regulations that must be strictly followed. These regulations encompass various aspects, but are you all fully aware of them while using industrial robots? When we ask customers such questions, we often receive responses like, "I know that the person operating the robot must receive special training..." or "Isn't it enough to just have a safety fence?" Indeed, when utilizing industrial robots, it is necessary to undergo special training such as the industrial robot teaching training and industrial robot inspection training, which we also offer, and the installation of barriers or enclosures like safety fences is required. However, there are still many other things that must be adhered to, and in fact, the fences or enclosures must meet certain standards as well.

• Articulated Robot
• Transport and handling robots
• Welding robot

Many manufacturing companies are considering automation and labor-saving through industrial robots due to the recent labor shortage. However, automation and labor-saving systems using robots can be quite expensive, and there are many cases where companies struggle to implement them. Therefore, our company offers high-quality used robots that we can provide due to our over 40 years of experience in repairing and maintaining industrial robots. By utilizing used robots for automation and labor-saving systems, it may be possible to reduce investment costs and stay within budget. Furthermore, if needed, we can also produce packaged products such as robot stands and common bases. Since these are packaged products, they are usually offered at a lower price, making them ideal for reducing investment costs. If you are interested in the inventory status of used robots, please visit the URL below. https://robotube.jp/robot/

• Transport and handling robots
• Welding robot
• Inspection robot

Manufacturers may have experienced production halts due to sudden failures of FANUC robots. To prevent this, regular maintenance is necessary. In particular, FANUC robots benefit from maintenance due to their permanent support with no parts supply deadlines. Among the maintenance tasks, the most important ones are the grease replacement for the robot body and the backlash check for the reduction gear. Many companies may already be performing these tasks in-house, but they can be quite labor-intensive, which can be a significant burden on customers. Therefore, our company offers to handle such maintenance on your behalf. If you are interested, please check the details at the URL below. https://www.shoeitechno.co.jp/

• Transport and handling robots
• Welding robot

We offer industrial robot rentals that can be used for in-house training and for booth displays at exhibitions. We also have collaborative robots, which are currently in the spotlight, in our lineup, so please make use of them for trial operations if you are interested but do not have the budget for a purchase. We deliver the robots in a maintained condition, and during your usage, we provide insurance, allowing you to use them with peace of mind. The minimum rental period is one week. Rental Robot Lineup: - FANUC M-10iA R-30iA - FANUC M-20iA R-30iA - FANUC M-710iC50 R-30iA - Panasonic TM1-400WG3 - UNIVERSAL ROBOTS UR3/5/10 - Kawasaki duAro2, etc. For more details on other lineups, please check our company-operated website: Robot Rental and Used Robot Sales Specialty Site Robotube: https://robotube.jp/

• Transport and handling robots
• Articulated Robot
• Welding robot

Automation of processes has become indispensable for modern manufacturing industries. Our company has been designing and manufacturing industrial robot systems for over 40 years. Initially, we focused on welding robot systems for the automotive parts industry, but as customer demand grew, we have designed and manufactured robot systems for a wide range of industries and processes. This includes conveying processes for food manufacturers and conveying and inspection processes for semiconductor manufacturers. Additionally, we have implemented industrial robot systems for various fields and industries, such as press transfer processes in metalworking and pallet alignment processes in logistics. We also design and manufacture collaborative robot systems, which have recently gained attention. We hold free seminars featuring case study videos on robot systems and publish demo videos on our official website, so please feel free to visit us. https://www.shoeitechno.co.jp/

• Articulated Robot
• Transport and handling robots
• Welding robot

Our company supports the introduction of humanoid collaborative robots equipped with vision and two arms. The "NEXTAGE" robot manufactured by Kawada, which we handle, has a total of 15 operational axes. This product features a compact design comparable to the workspace of a human. It comes standard with an image recognition system, allowing for high flexibility in production layout. 【Features】 ■ Capable of collaboration with humans (risk assessment required) ■ Compact design comparable to human workspace ■ Standard equipped with an image recognition system ■ Positioning and correction possible with cameras in the head and hands ■ Flexible response to movements during setup changes and between processes *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

• Other industrial robots

Shoe Techno Service Co., Ltd. has developed since its establishment in April 1984 under the motto of "Total FA Engineer that values connections with people the most," by providing welding construction services, repairs, and maintenance (preventive maintenance) related to industrial robots, as well as comprehensive FA services. In recent years, we have expanded into the design and manufacturing of automated production equipment, including robots, prioritizing safety, quality, and productivity in our manufacturing efforts. We are also steadily growing as a company by acquiring knowledge of sensor technologies suited to the times and offering new services such as robot rentals and various training sessions beneficial to our customers. 【Business Activities】 ○ Welding construction technology services ○ FA system services ○ Sales of welding machines and robot parts, and used machine sales ○ Jig engineering services ○ Robot rentals For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

• Other FA equipment
• Other industrial robots

This handbook, titled "Welding Robot Manual," was created based on a suggestion from a representative at the production site who has been a great help to us on a daily basis at Shoei Techno Service. In addition to the robot's system configuration and maintenance methods, we have compiled a collection of practical knowledge based on the various inquiries we receive, particularly those that are most frequently asked. [Contents] ■ What is the system configuration of the robot? ■ What are the maintenance methods for the robot? ■ A collection of practical knowledge that can be used immediately with the robot ■ New forms of robot implementation ■ As a professional group for robot maintenance *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Other FA equipment
• Other industrial robots

At Shoei Techno Service Co., Ltd.'s "Robot Communication," we regularly provide information related to robots. This periodic publication is filled with various information about robots, including "This Month's Topic," a "Monthly Column" by our employees, and "Robot Practical Learning," where you can learn about troubles and issues related to robots. ◇ Currently, you can download a sample collection of "Robot Communication" Vol 1 to Vol 10 ◇ 【Sample Content】 ■ Monthly Column from the Robot Technology Group ■ This Month's Robot Practical Learning - Common causes and verification methods for unstable arcs - Troubles and solutions for misalignment, play, and vibration - Troubles related to battery depletion ■ "Just a Little Listen" on Robot Knowledge by Mr. Proposal Yamada - What about lithium batteries... - What is the relationship between servo motors and brakes... - The winding of the "cooling fan" inside the controller... * Please view the PDF of the sample materials from the download. * By registering for our newsletter on our website, you will receive the latest issue for free every month!

• Other industrial robots