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Collaborative Robot Safety

As robots evolve and increasingly interact with humans, enhancing the safety of personnel working with these “collaborative robots” (cobots) is vital. This course equips you to assess the safety of a collaborative robot workcell and prevent the chances of injury or harm. It imparts industry-endorsed safety standards, technical report recommendations and best practices from the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), Robotic Industries Association (RIA) and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Learners are introduced to similarities and differences between traditional robots, cobots and conventional machinery before delving into risk assessments, causes of robot accidents and collaborative applications. Material also includes key design techniques for reducing collision forces and a methodology for safety testing. Main concepts are delivered through videos, demos and hands-on exercises. To learn more, please watch the overview video by copying and pasting the following link into your web browser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-NU710WjM0.

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Rating 4.3 based on 10 ratings
Length 5 weeks
Starts Jul 10 (41 weeks ago)
Cost $49
From University at Buffalo, The State University of New York via Coursera
Instructors Brian Carlisle, Akshay Sivadas
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Language English
Subjects Engineering
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I've watched all the content, read all recommended videos and searches, and I'm studying the references and my own researchs.This course is a fundamental reference and contribution to the scientific academic community .Thank you very much!

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The transcripts for the videos are clearly not reviewed and include word substitution errors that could possibly be made by software or by someone who has English as a second language and erroneously selected a similar-sounding word.

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During the course, I noticed quite a few mistakes (numerical and inconsistencies between respective questions and answers).

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Other issues include a yes/no question in week 4 where the "yes" answer and the "no" answer each provided an explanation after either the yes or the no... but the yes and the no were attached to the wrong explanations, thus causing the answers to be illogical and false.

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Careers

An overview of related careers and their average salaries in the US. Bars indicate income percentile.

Assistant Collaborative Pianist $24k

Coordinator - Community Collaborative $42k

MS Center Collaborative Navigator $46k

Supervisor Collaborative pianist $53k

Collaborative Chaplain $56k

Collaborative Artist $79k

Application Development Engineer - Fixed Robots $88k

Application Development Engineer - Fixed Robots $88k

Assistant Collaborative Investigator $101k

Applications Support Engineer - Fixed Robots $104k

Applications Support Engineer - Fixed Robots $104k

Audiologist - Collaborative Research $106k

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Rating 4.3 based on 10 ratings
Length 5 weeks
Starts Jul 10 (41 weeks ago)
Cost $49
From University at Buffalo, The State University of New York via Coursera
Instructors Brian Carlisle, Akshay Sivadas
Download Videos On all desktop and mobile devices
Language English
Subjects Engineering
Tags Physical Science And Engineering Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering

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