Under the name "Learning Landscape I4.0", the three vocational schools from the district - the Friedrich Ebert School in Esslingen am Neckar, the Max Eyth School in Kirchheim unter Teck and the Philipp-Matthäus-Hahn School in Nürtingen - are joining forces as educational partners.
Together, they want to take on the challenge of setting up inter-school projects around the topic of Industry 4.0.
To this end, an IoT lab has been equipped at the Friedrich Ebert School in Esslingen, a MESK Factory at the Max Eyth School in Kirchheim unter Teck and a CP Lab lab at the Philipp-Matthäus-Hahn School in Nürtingen.
As part of the official funding project of the Ministry of Economics, Labor and Tourism, the I4.0 learning landscape is receiving lively support.
The aim of this overall project was to build a state-of-the-art robot center for collaborative robotics in which industry-related processes can be mapped. Furthermore, a Makerspace for students was to be created, which integrates project-oriented teaching and self-directed learning.
The implementation of the school-internal Industry 4.0 project with collaborative and classic robotics technology as well as the MakerSpace expands the school offer of the Werner-von-Siemens-Schule and promotes a school-wide understanding of technology.
The project received funding under the "Initiative for Master Plan Digitalization - Human-Robot Collaboration-Robonatives" as well as funding from the district for equipment and building-related adaptations.
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