The new design features a modular, lightweight cart, as well as a suite of fully integrated academic tools that includes the company’s web-based curriculum, offline modeling and programming tools, and a STEM-aligned activity template.
Yaskawa Motoman introduced the STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) platform this week at Automate 2015, a robotics and automation technologies conference in Chicago.
At the same event, Motoman’s parent company Yaskawa Electric Corp. of Japan announced a celebration of its 100-year anniversary in 2015. Yaskawa will commemorate the event with a new logo and corporate identity, officials said.
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