Build Industrial Skills. Learn Real Automation. Become Job-Ready.
The Robotriq Industrial Automation LMS is a comprehensive 90-lesson, 270-hour practical training program designed for freshers, diploma holders, engineering graduates, and aspiring automation professionals who want to build strong practical skills in industrial automation.
The course takes students from PLC fundamentals to complete integrated automation projects, with a strong focus on practical programming, troubleshooting, industrial applications, and hands-on learning.
Students learn multiple PLC platforms, including Delta, Siemens S7-300, Siemens S7-1200, Mitsubishi, Schneider, ABB, Allen-Bradley, Omron, Fuji, Honeywell, and GE Fanuc.
The program also covers HMI programming, VFDs, SCADA, Servo systems, industrial troubleshooting, and PLC-based machine automation.
Industrial automation fundamentals
PLC architecture and scan cycle
Digital and analog I/O
Ladder Logic (LAD)
Timers and counters
Memory and data handling
Interlocking and sequencing
Auto/Manual control
PLC troubleshooting
Students gain exposure to 11 PLC platforms, helping them understand how PLC programming concepts are applied across different industrial brands.
Students learn how to develop operator interfaces, including:
Machine control screens
Auto/Manual screens
Status monitoring
Alarm displays
Parameter entry
User access levels
Students learn:
VFD fundamentals
Motor speed control
Run/Stop commands
Direction control
Speed reference
Fault handling
PLC + VFD integration
Students learn:
SCADA architecture
PLC communication
Tags and graphics
Alarm management
Trends
Data logging
Industrial monitoring
Students learn:
Servo motor and drive fundamentals
Encoder feedback
Position control
Pulse-train control
Homing
Jogging
Positioning
Servo indexing
PLC + Servo integration
Every lesson follows a structured 3-hour learning format:
45 min — Concept / Theory
90 min — PLC Programming / Hands-on
45 min — Industrial Application / Exercise
The LMS learning flow is:
Video → Simulation → Hands-on → Industrial Task → Quiz
Students don’t just study automation concepts—they practice applying them to realistic industrial control problems.
Throughout the course, students work on practical applications such as:
Motor Start/Stop Control
Conveyor Automation
Product Counting
Batch Control
Tank Level Control
Pump Automation
Motor Interlocking
HMI-Based Machine Control
VFD-Based Speed Control
SCADA Monitoring
Servo Positioning
Integrated Industrial Automation
The course concludes with a complete industrial automation project integrating:
Sensors → PLC → VFD / Servo → Machine
with:
PLC ↔ HMI
and:
PLC ↔ SCADA
Students go through:
Project Planning → PLC Programming → HMI Development → VFD Integration → SCADA Integration → Servo Integration → Troubleshooting → Testing → Documentation → Presentation → Viva
Student performance is evaluated through:
Lesson quizzes
Programming exercises
Hands-on tasks
Industrial application assignments
Troubleshooting exercises
Mini projects
Final integrated project
Documentation
Practical examination
Viva
By completing the 90 lessons, students develop a foundation in industrial automation engineering, progressing from basic PLC concepts to multi-brand PLC programming and integrated automation systems.
The learning journey is:
PLC Fundamentals
↓
Multi-Brand PLC Programming
↓
Advanced PLC Logic & Troubleshooting
↓
HMI
↓
VFD
↓
SCADA
↓
Servo
↓
Integrated Industrial Automation Project
The goal is to help learners develop the practical knowledge, programming ability, troubleshooting mindset, and project experience needed to work with modern industrial automation systems.
