Basics of Industrial and Consumer Robotics (5 cr)
Code: K502K446OJ-3003
General information
Enrollment
24.03.2025 - 29.09.2025
Timing
30.09.2025 - 28.11.2025
Credits
5 op
Mode of delivery
Contact teaching
Unit
Bachelor of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
Teaching languages
- Finnish
Seats
0 - 50
Degree programmes
- Degree Programme in Mechanical Engineering
Teachers
- Petri Hannula
Responsible person
Petri Hannula
Student groups
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KA52K23SBachelor of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering (blended studies), Kemi, Autumn 2023
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K52K23SBachelor of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Kemi, Autumn 2023
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KA52K23Sr2Insinöörikoulutus, konetekniikka (monimuotototeutus), Kemi, syksy 2023
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KA52K23Sr1Insinöörikoulutus, konetekniikka (monimuotototeutus), Kemi, syksy 2023
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R54T23SBachelor of Engineering, Information Technology (full time day studies), autumn 2023
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KA52K23Sr3Insinöörikoulutus, konetekniikka (monimuotototeutus), Kemi, syksy 2023
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RA54T23SBachelor of Engineering, Information Technology (online studies), autumn 2023
Location and time
Zoom, Teams, Moodle, Youtube
Materials
Isaac Asimov ( Tuotanto ) R.U.R., 1920, Karel Čapek. Robotti ihmisen apuna, 2017, Niinistö-Samela, Seija, ROS - Online materiaalit ABB Robotics - Robot studio online materiaalit
Teaching methods
Lectures, on-line video lectures, workshops (2 on-site). Remote robot laboratory tasks. Downloadable robot environment use.
Completion alternatives
The learning diary can be returned later by agreeing with the teacher.
Content scheduling
09-11/2025
Evaluation scale
H-5
Assessment methods and criteria
Returned assignments in Moodle environment
Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1-2)
40-65 Points
The student understands the principles of robotics and knows how to use and design simple robotics implementations.
The student is able to implement simple robotics solutions independently.
The student is able to solve basic robotics problems and search for additional information in a guided manner, for example from the digital
materials of the Robot Operating System.
Assessment criteria, good (3-4)
65-90 Points
The student understands the principles of robotics and knows how to use and plan robotics implementations using a suitable method.
The student is able to implement robotics implementations and solutions independently. The student knows how to use the features offered
by robotics actuators and plan a robot implementation. The student knows how to choose the most functional solution for the defined need
from among several robotics solutions. The student knows how to implement a working implementation with the selected solution.
The student is able to solve problems and knows how to search for additional information on robotics digital materials.
Assessment criteria, excellent (5)
> 100 Points
The student can make robotics applications fluently. The student knows how to choose the solution that best suits the task. The student
knows how to apply the opportunities offered by robotics in practice in a versatile way. The student knows how to combine several different
practices into a functional whole.