AUBO Robotics USA offers hands-on cobot training in Michigan at its headquarters in Romulus, just outside Detroit. In about two days, your team can learn to program, integrate and maintain AUBO collaborative robots.
The same building houses AUBO’s warehouse, service department and technical support team. So you train in the same place your robots are supported from after installation.
Here’s what you can see, what the training covers and how to plan your visit.
What You’ll See at Our Cobot Training Center in Michigan
The Romulus center lets you see AUBO’s lineup working side by side, so you can compare options before you buy.
- AUBO i Series and iS Series arms in a range of sizes, all running on the ARCS software platform.
- The AUBO Palletizer, so you can watch end-of-line stacking in action.
- SwitchWeld, shown in dry-run mode to demonstrate hand teaching and path programming.
- Integration demos, including Modbus, EtherNet/IP and other industrial communication protocols, basic I/O with sensors, and a 3D vision system connected to a cobot.
Seeing the robots run in person is the fastest way to judge size, reach and ease of use for your application.
What Our Collaborative Robot Training Covers
Our collaborative robot training usually takes about two days for a comprehensive program. It covers software, integration and hardware.
Module | What you’ll learn |
|---|---|
Basic programming | Core ARCS programming commands to build and run cobot tasks |
Advanced programming | Advanced commands and program logic for more complex applications |
Communication and integration | Modbus, EtherNet/IP and other industrial protocols, basic I/O with sensors, and integrating a 3D vision system |
Hardware | Hands-on hardware training, including joint replacement |
The hardware module is a big advantage for maintenance teams. Knowing how to replace a joint in-house means less downtime and fewer service calls.
Training can be tailored to your application, so you spend more time on the skills your line actually needs.
Want to See Live Welding? Visit Cookeville, Tennessee
In Romulus, SwitchWeld runs in dry-run mode, which is ideal for learning how to teach weld paths by hand with the Navigator puck and joystick.
For live welding, visit the SwitchWeld R&D center in Cookeville, Tennessee. That’s where the SwitchWeld team develops and tests the system. You can bring your own parts and watch SwitchWeld weld them, so you see real results on the work your shop actually does.
If welding is your main interest, ask our team about a Cookeville visit. Learn more in our guide to cobot welding with SwitchWeld.
Keep Learning With ARCS Video Tutorials
Training doesn’t stop when you leave Romulus. AUBO’s ARCS tutorial playlist on YouTube walks through the ARCS software step by step.
Use the videos to:
- Prepare before your visit, so you arrive familiar with the interface.
- Refresh skills after training.
- Onboard new team members between formal sessions.
Plan Your Visit to Romulus
Address: AUBO Robotics USA, 11701 Metro Airport Center Drive, Suite 110, Romulus, MI 48174
The center sits near Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW), so it’s easy to reach for teams flying in from across North America.
To get the most from your visit:
- Tell us your application in advance, so we can set up the right robots and demos.
- Watch a few ARCS tutorials before you arrive.
- Bring the people who will run and maintain the cell, so operators and maintenance staff train together.
Contact our team to schedule a demo or a training session.
Cobot Training FAQs
Where can I get cobot training in Michigan? AUBO Robotics USA offers hands-on cobot training at its headquarters in Romulus, Michigan, near Detroit Metropolitan Airport.
How long does AUBO cobot training take? A comprehensive program usually takes about two days, covering basic and advanced programming, communication protocols such as Modbus and EtherNet/IP, integration, and hardware.
What software will I learn? AUBO’s i Series and iS Series cobots run on the ARCS software platform. Training covers ARCS programming commands, and AUBO also offers ARCS tutorial videos on YouTube.
Can I see SwitchWeld welding in Romulus? SwitchWeld runs in dry-run mode in Romulus. For live welding, visit the SwitchWeld R&D center in Cookeville, Tennessee, where you can bring your own parts to see them welded.
Does training cover maintenance? Yes. The hardware module includes hands-on training such as joint replacement.
Book Your Cobot Training in Michigan
AUBO’s Romulus center makes cobot training in Michigan practical: see the robots run, learn ARCS programming and integration, and get hands-on with hardware, in about two days.
Ready to visit? Schedule a demo or training session, and tell us about your application so we can prepare the right setup.
Still exploring? Read our guides to the AUBO cobot palletizer and cobots vs. industrial robots.