According to information from it house on august 20th, according to the jeongdong logistics blackboard newspaper, kyoto logistics recently organized the first training of first-line robotics maintenance engineers for first-line employees, with dozens of couriers from all over the country, warehousers, quality examiners, etc. Attending technical certification training centres in kyoto. It is understood that the first line staff who have completed their learning training and job certification have been formally placed in the new position of robotic maintenance engineer。
From an official presentation, the it house learned that in june this year kyoto logistics began its first training programme for transformational robot maintenance engineers, with full respect for the learning and transformational aspirations of front-line workers, who would be able to focus on systematic learning about robotic industry development, robotic construction, maintenance service process regulation, etc., over a period of several decades in an off-the-job environment. At the same time, the kyoto service, in partnership with the vast majority of head robotics enterprises, has provided a number of up-to-date models for on-site dismantling and learning to upgrade skills in practical exercise。
According to the article, the front-line staff involved in this training have witnessed the continued application of various scientific and technological products, such as drones, drones and robots, in long-term operational practice, resulting in significant efficiency gains. In the past two years, robotics, physics and ai have seen an explosion of growth, and the future of logistics will be more a “technical undertaking” and it will be more important to constantly update its capabilities and knowledge。
According to official kyoto officials, the company has now become the leading robot after-sale service provider in the industry, spearheading robot maintenance services throughout the industry, covering the whole scene of basic maintenance, failure diagnosis, power replacement, testing, beauty maintenance, equipment recovery, etc., and working in depth with the vast majority of the industry's head robot companies. As the scale of the business continues to grow, a growing number of highly qualified engineers have joined kyoto, which in the next five years will create more than 100,000 robotic maintenance engineers and will build a number of technical training certification centres that will cover a wide range of services such as robotics, home-based intelligent maintenance, etc。
