Educational offering for schools and universities
Stiffer competition, increasing cost pressure and changing customer demands are forcing companies to optimize production even more. At the same time, it is important to monitor and control all production resources and restrictions relevant to planning. Preparing tomorrow’s specialists for the demands imposed by the smart factory is therefore a crucial, challenging task for vocational and academic institutions.
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Properly preparing the experts of tomorrow, today
DUALIS is here to support you in doing just that. We specialize in Industry 4.0 technology and can draw on a wealth of experience spanning over 30 years. In workshops, seminars and lectures, we introduce your trainees or students to the diverse range of functions our solutions can offer for transitioning to smart production. We additionally provide free licenses for teaching purposes.
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Educational offering: Advanced planning and scheduling
An Advanced Planning and Scheduling (APS) system is the ideal tool for users to plan all orders based on the resources and capacities actually available, taking both schedules and cost factors into account. In cooperation with the University of Applied Sciences Zwickau, we have developed a teaching model that demonstrates the necessity, operating principle and uses of APS software. We will gladly introduce this model to you free of charge.
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Educational offering: Manufactoring simulation
Visual Components combines material flow and robot simulation in a single platform, is easy to learn and intuitive to use and offers an extensive library of over 2,000 components from industrial robots, conveyor systems and processing machines to driverless transport systems. You can use this 3D simulation platform as a practical introduction for your trainees or students to 3D simulation, robot programming or the visualization of complexities in production and factories. We would be glad to help you introduce it or develop custom components.
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