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Technology and Applications of Industrial Robots
Author
WANG Huan, LI Xianzhi, FENG Hongjun, YAN Lei, ZHANG Hui, ZHANG Caifen, WANG Jianyong
ISBN
978-1-917500-08-1
Pages
464
£79
Product Description

Integration of Theory and PracticeStarting from the job requirements for industrial robot system operation, the textbook ensures that basic theory is sufficient while emphasizing the development of hands-on practical skills.

Modular structureInstructors can flexibly adjust content based on different teaching objectives, student levels, and practical training conditions, adapting to group rotation teaching to ensure hands-on participation for every student.

Task-driven guidanceEach module begins with a “Module Description” and “Task Description” that clearly outline core knowledge points, skill objectives, and key challenges, guiding students toward independent learning.

Serving as a course textbook for industrial robotics programs in equipment manufacturing majors at vocational colleges, as well as a training manual or reference book for on-the-job training.


About the Author
Wang Huan
Associate Researcher and Head of the Mechanical Engineering Teaching and Research Section at the School of Industrial Engineering

He has co-authored one textbook, published four SCI-indexed papers, and two articles in provincial-level journals. He holds one national invention patent, one utility model patent, and one software copyright. He has led more than two provincial and ministerial-level research projects, and has guided students to win three awards in provincial-level skills competitions.


Li Xianzhi
Dean of the School of Industrial Engineering, Professor

He has led multiple district-level research projects. He spearheaded the university’s National Pilot Program for Modern Apprenticeship and the recognition of projects under the Innovation Action Plan, and participated in the construction of the first batch of national “Double High-level Plan” universities.


Feng Hongjun
Master of Engineering, Associate Professor.

She has served as the lead editor for one national planning textbook and two university-developed textbooks. She has participated in over ten research projects and published several papers. She has guided students to win first and second prizes multiple times in regional and industry-level industrial robotics competitions.


Yan Lei
Full-time faculty member at the School of Industrial Engineering

He has served as the lead editor of one textbook and co-editor of another. He has guided students to win three awards in national-level skills competitions, and holds two awards in national-level teaching competitions, and one award in a national industry-level innovation competition. He has published five papers in provincial-level journals.


Zhang Hui
Full-time faculty member at the School of Industrial Engineering

She has led and completed one regional-level teaching resource repository construction project and one regional-level quality engineering project. She has published over ten academic papers, completed one university-level virtual simulation teaching project and has participated in and led the compilation of a total of five relevant textbooks.

 


Zhang Caifen
Vice Dean of the School of Industrial Engineering, Professor

She is the leader of the national-level vocational education teaching team for the Mechatronics Technology program; an autonomous region-level distinguished teacher. She has guided students to win 56 awards, including first prizes in national skills competitions and provincial-level awards.


Wang Jianyong
Full-time faculty member at the School of Industrial Engineering

He has led one autonomous region-level key R&D project. He has conducted research in artificial intelligence and robotics, published four papers in SCI-indexed journals and multiple papers in core journals, and possesses strong research capabilities.


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