Tri-Rivers/RAMTEC students redesign Motoman cart
The new cart of the right will replace the old model on the left.
Check out the new model Motoman Robotics cart the Tri-Rivers/RAMTEC students designed for Motoman Robotics. The new cart on the right will replace the old model on the left.
RAMTEC/Tri-Rivers students Tyler Ellis, Jeff Martin, Scott Gould and Zach Caldwell redesigned the robotic training carts based off their experience using the robot. Motoman used their detail drawings, assemblies, solid models and animations to make the carts lighter, more portable and easier to transport between facilities and rooms. Great job RAMTEC students.
“K-16 STEM robotic education (curriculum, degrees and certification) is growing, as is STEM funding and the need for critical robotics skills in manufacturing.
Our partnership with Tri-Rivers Career Center/ RAMTEC is a showcase for Workforce Development and model for developing best in class Robotics products, STEM curriculum and certification/degree programs that serves the needs of education and industry,” said Graff.
