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Autonics to offer six automation training courses this November

Autonics will conduct its final regular technical training of the year this November, offering six courses covering various automation products and practical equipment training.

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Autonics will hold its final regular training session of the year from November 6 to November 26, 2026, offering six courses including IO-Link and vision sensors. Participants who complete the curriculum, which pairs theory with practical equipment operation, will receive a certificate.

Autonics will conduct regular technical training in November 2026 for industrial automation professionals, general users, and students. As the final regular training session of the year, the schedule runs from November 6 to November 26.

The training follows a method of teaching the operating principles and setting procedures of automation products through theory, followed by practical training using actual equipment. The curriculum consists of six courses: IO-Link, sensors, control devices, vision sensors, Remote I/O, and safety light curtains.

The IO-Link course covers system configuration methods. The vision sensor course examines the main functions of the VG2 series and setting and application methods for each inspection item. The control devices course will proceed with basic theory and parameter setting practice for counters, timers, panel meters, and pulse meters, while the Remote I/O and safety light curtain courses also cover actual operation methods. The program is characterized by a composition that spans various automation product lines, from sensors to safety equipment, and pairs theoretical learning with practical equipment operation. A certificate will be issued to those who complete the training.

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Jeong Si-hwan
Jeong Si-hwan
SPECIALTIMES GLOBAL · K-pop Reporter

Covers K-pop for SPECIALTIMES GLOBAL, and also writes Culture and K-Variety stories.

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