Get ready for an exciting November with Studica! Explore educational events for teachers that include our November webinar series that has something for everyone. Whether you are looking for innovative approaches to teaching Microsoft and Adobe software, or you’re excited about implementing project-based tools for teaching Mechatronics, we’ve got you covered. Plus, you’ll find tips for boosting learning engagement with game design and unique solutions for demonstrating automation and control systems.

November is known as a time to give thanks. At Studica, we want to take this opportunity to express our heartfelt appreciation to all the educators who’ve been a crucial part of our journey for nearly 38 years. It’s our passion to support teachers by providing cutting-edge technology, software, curriculum, robotics, and STEM education solutions that make a positive impact on students. Our dedicated team is committed to helping our clients find the best solutions to meet their goals and stay within budget. We understand the challenges many schools face when it comes to purchasing, which is why we now offer comprehensive kitting and procurement services designed to simplify the process. If you’d like more information, please don’t hesitate to reach out to Studica.

November Educational Events

Studica offers informative webinars every month. Check out the schedule of teacher webinars for November!

November 2nd
Exploring Automation & Control Systems with fischertechnik – Register Now

November 9th
Boosting Learning Engagement with GameMaker – Reserve your Spot

November 29th
Teaching Mechatronics with Project-Based Solutions – Register Now

OnDemand – Watch Anytime
Teaching Microsoft & Adobe with MSi – Request Link to View

Unlock the World of Automation & Control Systems

fischertechnik offers an affordable and realistic line of training models that are an excellent solution for teaching and understanding automation and control systems. These industrial and factory simulation models provide hands-on tools for teaching and demonstrating PLCs and the programming languages used to control them. Schools, universities, and companies all around the world who are involved in manufacturing and IoT take advantage of these industrial simulation models for teaching about modern manufacturing.

These are pre-assembled, small-scale models that replicate in appearance and function, various automated/robotic machines and systems. Models in the fischertechnik simulation line include conveyor belts, punching machines, pick-and-place robotic arms, color sorting lines, and high-bay warehouse storage systems. These models are designed for use with most of the popular, industry-standard PLCs, and allow you to create programming using the PLC language of your choosing.

In addition to these individual models which focus on specific automated processes, fischertechnik also offers integrated models such as the Factory Simulation model. This model consists of four individual work-stations—a vacuum gripper robot, a high-bay storage warehouse, a multi-processing station with oven, and a sorting line with color detection—all working together as a self-contained, material cycle. There is also the Training Factory Industry 4.0 that is also available in options that include a PLC connection board or the PLC Siemens S7-1500.