View Collaborative Robots from FANUC – The world’s leader in industrial robotics and automation. Developed out of the spirit of collaboration, these are the first industrial robot able to work alongside of students without the need for fencing, with the ability to lift and move heavy objects up to 35 kg. These robots stop on contact and restart with the simple push of a button.

These robots are green because... they are different!

In contrast to yellow FANUC robots, the green color lets everyone know the robots are designed to work side by side with humans, and don't require a fence! That frees up a lot of valuable floor space and cuts costs. They have highly sensitive contact sensing technology and soft outer skin, so you don't have to worry about bumping them. It will gently stop if they come into contact with something while working, It's ISO 10218-1:2011 safety certification is proof that it can share a workspace.

PolyJet is a powerful 3D printing technology that produces smooth, accurate parts, prototypes, and tooling. With microscopic layer resolution and accuracy down to 0.014 mm, it can produce thin walls and complex geometries using the widest range of materials available with any technology.

Benefits of PolyJet 3D Printers:

• Create smooth, detailed prototypes that convey final-product aesthetics
• Produce accurate molds, jigs, fixtures, and other manufacturing tools
• Achieve complex shapes, intricate details, and delicate features
• Incorporate the widest variety of colors and materials into a single model

PolyJet System & Material Overview

PolyJet™ 3D printers empower designers, engineers, educators and healthcare professionals to create and problem-solve without the limitations of traditional methods of modeling. The power lies with PolyJet technology, curable liquid photopolymers capable of producing very fine layers for smooth surfaces, intricate details and vivid color.

Agriculture can be considered one of the oldest industries in th world tracing its origin back 12,000 years. What started with small groups of people in various locations figuring out how to domesticate animals and grow their food has become a multi-trillion-dollar global industry.

Over the last few centuries, sparked by a series of industrial revolutions, significant changes have taken place throughout the industry that has shaped agriculture as we know it today. Machinery has replaced manual processes and hand tools. Additionally, technological advances, including computers and the Internet, have enabled agricultural machines and procedures to be more productive and efficient.

As technology continues to advance, agriculture must keep evolving to ensure that productivity keeps pace with an ever-expanding world population. Today’s agricultural experts need experience with more types of technology than ever before.

Agricultural mechanics is a critical component of robust and relevant agriscience programs. With the right equipment, educators can demonstrate how to construct and repair equipment, buildings, and facilities by following architectural and mechanical plans, show mechanical equipment and power systems, and teach hydraulic and pneumatic systems service and repair.

Plants, farms, and animals are the main functions of agriculture. Still, there are additional opportunities in this field. This career pathway covers a variety of careers - ranging from animal science and veterinary science to metal technologies/welding, oil and gas production systems, and energy & natural resources.

Students need the opportunity to apply physical science principles to their studies with an agricultural mechanics career track that covers:

• Agricultural systems including equipment, power systems, alternative fuel sources and precision technology
• Welding trainers, CNC tables, and hydraulics training systems are all key components to the formula that makes up a robust educational program
• Food Production & Processing Systems
• Natural and Rewable Resource Systems
• Animal Systems, Veterinary Programs

Explore hands-on learning technologies for agricultural programs.

The Arts, A/V Technology and Communications cluster focuses both on creativity and on the technologies used in today’s leading industries. From paper and pen to computer technology, from behind the scenes to on the stage, there are plenty of career opportunities in the arts.