Industry 4.0 IoT Automation (Electronics)
The Industry 4.0 IoT Automation internship enables participants to design and simulate automated production lines using Factory I/O, assemble and wire physical Festo systems, program PLC controls, and integrate sensors, conveyors, and handling stations. Participants test and synchronise production processes, identify and resolve faults, and optimise system performance while applying safe working practices.
Duration: 2 Weeks
Projekt Korrekt e.V. –
host organisation for Erasmus KA1 projects
As a host organisation, Projekt Korrekt e.V. welcomes participants from all European countries. In the last 25 years we have gained experience from more than 1000 projects in different professional fields.
We develop model projects in the framework of Erasmus and ESF, also in cooperation with small and medium-sized enterprises in the region of Leipzig and Halle.
We support the mobility of participants in the European Community and the communication between people from all over Europe.
Our project proposal for your stay in Germany:
Title: Industry 4.0 IoT Automation (Electronics)
Duration: 2 weeks
Learning outcomes common to all professions:
- Health and safety at work – complies with health and safety regulationsÂ
- Vocational foreign language – improved ability to use a foreign language (English/German) to perform tasks and to formulate short and understandable statements to communicate in the workplace.
- Personal and social competences – has a culturally and ethically sound approach, has increased creativity and consistency in their actions, copes with stress and works in a team.
- Organising work in small teams – increased ability to communicate with colleagues, organise work in a team.
Learning outcomes:
The student learns/knows
- Can independently design, build and simulate a complete production line with a stacking magazine, conveyor and handling station (Industry 4.0 standard)
- Can independently create an extended programme for the production line with additional conditions (e.g. counting of produced parts)
- Can work on realistic production scenarios using physical models from Festo
- Can design, manufacture and assemble a control box unit for PLC (electronics)
Learning outcomes common to all professions:
- Health and safety at work – complies with health and safety regulationsÂ
- Vocational foreign language – improved ability to use a foreign language (English/German) to perform tasks and to formulate short and understandable statements to communicate in the workplace.
- Personal and social competences – has a culturally and ethically sound approach, has increased creativity and consistency in their actions, copes with stress and works in a team.
- Organising work in small teams – increased ability to communicate with colleagues, organise work in a team.
Learning outcomes:
The student learns/knows
- Can independently design, build and simulate a complete production line with a stacking magazine, conveyor and handling station (Industry 4.0 standard)
- Can independently create an extended programme for the production line with additional conditions (e.g. counting of produced parts)
- Can work on realistic production scenarios using physical models from Festo
- Can design, manufacture and assemble a control box unit for PLC (electronics)
Placement: Projekt Korrekt e.V., electronics workshop and laboratory at Gut Wehlitz