INDUSTRIAL VISIT
REPORT
Mikro Innotek India Pvt., Ltd., Pune
Name: Kunal Bondale
Department: - Robotics and Automation
Report To: - Prof. Prabandh Chakraborty
Date: 16/08/2024
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Mikro Innotek India Pvt., Ltd., Pune
About the company:
Established in the year 2008, we “Mikro Innotech India Pvt Ltd”, are engaged as
the foremost Manufacturer, Supplier and Trader of Testing Machine, Laser
Marking Machine, Assembly Line Machine, Bolt Fitment In Housing
Machine, Gear Measuring Machine, Gear Lug Position Checking Machine, etc. All
offered products are manufactured using quality tested components and latest
technology as per industry norms. Our range has gained trust owing to the features
like trouble-free operation, low maintenance, compact design, and low power
consumption.
Relying on the ultra-modern machinery, we are capable to meet the demands of
laser marking industry. These products are made-up in tune with industrial quality
guidelines. Machines of different provisions are presented within the specified
frame of time. Also, the machines offered by us are sternly inspected on predefined
restrictions of quality so as to offer flaw-free variety. We can also customize our
products design and specifications as per the demand of our customers.
Under the headship of our mentor Mr. Rajesh Pawar, our organization is growing
fast in this industry. He is having deep marketing knowledge and experience of this
industry, which has continuously helped us design immaculate products for the
clients.
Company held a noted position in this domain with the help of our infrastructure
base. It consists of all the required machines and facilities. Company infrastructure
has been segmented into many functional departments. All the departments work
in close coordination with each other for achieving higher efficiency and accuracy
in the manufacturing. Owing to these reasons, they have been able to complete the
large consignments within a committed time frame to attain complete satisfaction.
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Purpose of Industrial Visit
Industrial visit are essential part of academic curriculum. Being a part
of interactive learning such educational visits gives us a major exposure
to real working environments along with a theoretical concept relevant
to their domain. Main aim of industrial visits to provide an exposure to
students about practical working environment.
In this Particular visit we got the knowledge about Yasakawa robots,
robot programing, industrial robotics and material handling systems,
Reliability of robotic system, machine vision systems, safety standards,
Unsafe conditions and unsafe acts and etc. We gained valuable insights
into the Functioning, Operations and Processes of the industry. We saw
how different departments work together, observe production
processes quality control and understand overall functioning of the
company.
Also, because of the visit we got a chance to interact with
Professional, including Engineers, Managers, and Employees. We were
able to ask questions, seek advice, path, job, roles and skill
requirements in the industry.
By observing industrial processes and operations, we gain insights into
the challenges faced by the industries and how they are tackled. It helps
to develop problem-solving skills and critical thinking abilities by
applying theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios.
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Explored Categories :
Fig.1 Ms. Aparna explaining the SE, TE and BE Fig.2 A field engineer explaining the projects
R&A student about various on-going projects done on the laser cutting robot of YASKAWA.
Fiber laser cutting machines represent a significant advancement in
manufacturing technology, providing high-speed, high-precision
cutting solutions across various industries. The versatility and
efficiency of these machines make them ideal for modern production
environments, enhancing productivity and quality.
Mikro demonstrated a strong commitment to safety in their operations.
Key safety measures included:
Risk Assessments: Regular assessments to identify potential
hazards associated with robotic operations.
Training Programs: Comprehensive training sessions for employees
on robot operation and safety protocols.
Safety Zones: Clearly marked safety zones around robotic work
areas, including barriers to keep personnel at a safe distance.
Emergency Stop Systems: Easily accessible emergency stop buttons
on all robotic systems.
SOME PHOTOGRAPHS Of The VISIT:
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Fig.3 Students of SE,TE and BE R&A along with Fig.4 Ms. Aparna (Manager) explaining the working and
Ms. Aparna-Manager, Mr. Rajendra Pawar-Director, functioning of the company during the interaction session
Prof.Y.R.Ingole and Prof. P. P. Chakraborty
Conclusion:
The visit to Mikro Robotics Company was insightful and educational. We
gained valuable knowledge about the integration of robotics in manufacturing and
the critical importance of safety measures. Mikro’s proactive approach to employee
training and safety protocols serves as a model for best practices in the industry.
