New facility offers comprehensive training in state-of-the-art setting

LONG BEACH, Calif., March 25, 2015 -- DENSO Robotics has opened its new Main Training Center in Dayton, Ohio. The full-service facility brings the total number of DENSO Robotics training centers in the U.S. to three, adding to the company's West Coast Training Center in Long Beach and its Maintenance Training Center in Maryville, Tenn.

"Expanding our customer support services is a core element of our business," said Peter Cavallo, robotics sales manager, DENSO Products & Services Americas Inc. "We strategically located our new training center in Ohio to better serve our growing customer base in the U.S. Midwest, East Coast and South."

The Main Training Center offers the company's full line of courses in a state-of-the-art classroom designed to provide customers with the highest level of support and product training for their DENSO Robotics systems. Basic and advanced robot programming, ORiN programming language, operation and application courses are taught by experienced instructors in a small group setting. Training on DENSO's new RC8 Controller, as well as existing equipment such as the RC7M Controller, is available.

The high-tech facility is equipped with vision hardware, infrastructure for wireless operations, and workstations with dedicated robots and controls to ensure customers get hands-on training specific to their operational needs. The center also offers online video training, including real-time classes via remote webcast. For more information, visit www.densorobotics.com/training.

About DENSO Robotics
DENSO Robotics, a global supplier of advanced robotic technology, offers a wide range of high-speed, high-precision four-axis SCARA to five- and six-axis articulated industrial robots for payloads up to 20 kg. Standard, dust- and mistproof, dust- and splashproof, cleanroom and aseptic models are available to accommodate many different applications. In addition to industrial robot arms, DENSO also offers easy-to-use programming software, controllers and teaching pendants. For more information, visit www.densorobotics.com.