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Welcome to
Cobotics Skillnet
The Cobotics Skillnet was formed to protect the international competitiveness of Irish businesses and to support job growth by spreading the uptake of robotic and automation technologies.
Our Promoting Agency
Cobotics Skillnet promoter is Irish Centre for Excellence in Robotic Technology (ICERT).
Who we are
Established by leading companies in Ireland that saw the need for a knowledge-sharing national, cross-sectoral network for Robotic, Cobotic, Artificial Intelligence and Smart Technologies.
Overall immediate aim
To create a knowledge sharing Robotics/Cobotics network/cluster of excellence for like-minded practitioners that will help increase their organisations competitiveness and in turn increase Ireland Inc.’s national competitiveness.
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Courses – ILDÁNA Training & Consultancy
Next event: 03/10/22
Venue: In industries all over Ireland and virtually for convenience
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Testimonials
The Cobotics Skillnet has been instrumental in helping us to drive forward with the introduction of Collaborative Robots in our operations. It has given us an opportunity to meet with a number of people from different industries who are on the same journey. Allowing meaningful discussions on the path forward, and learning from each other the potential pitfalls along the way. Having the opportunity to visit each other’s sites and see the technologies in action is always a great learning experience, without the Skillnet I do not think this could happen.
Richard Guilfoyle
Becoming a member of Cobotics Skillnet afforded me the opportunity to network with like-minded people across a range of industries and disciplines. The benefits acquired from this collaboration and sharing of knowledge and experience has tremendously accelerated Integers understanding of how Robotics can enable us to remain relevant in today’s global marketplace. As Charles Darwin said more than 150 years ago “It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change, that lives within the means available and works co-operatively against common threats”.
John Bolger
