Ingeniería de datos aplicada a Mecatrónica Industrial

24.Mar - 25. Mar, 2026 Cod. 310-26

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Description

Introducción a la ingeniería de datos industrial.
Captura de datos mediante sensores industriales.
Adquisición de datos en torno en maquina herramienta.
Procesamiento y limpieza de datos.
Almacenamiento estructurado de datos.
Visualización y análisis básico de procesos.

Objectives

Aprender a recoger, procesar, almacenar y visualizar la información generada por los sensores y sistemas de control de una máquina para monitorizar su funcionamiento y mejorar el mantenimiento predictivo.

Learning outcomes and type of achievement

El alumnado será capaz de capturar, procesar, almacenar y visualizar datos industriales básicos aplicados al análisis del proceso de mecanizado en entornos mecatrónicos.

Access prerequisites and admission criteria

Edad requerida: entre 25 y 64 años (durante el periodo de la actividad).

Level of learning experience according to EQF European Qualifications Framework

Nivel 5 EQF

ESCO, European Skills, Competences, Qualifications and Occupations competency frameworks

http://data.europa.eu/esco/skill/48db96bf-3314-45c6-bad8-fdb6e20e5639

Ingenería de datos

Evaluation tests

Practical evaluations: 4. Tasks: (Practical exercises)

Activity directed to

Teachers
Professionals

Organised by

In collaboration with

Directors

Aitzol Lamikiz Mentxaka

Universidad del País Vasco (UPV/EHU)

Kristian Sanz Bastida

IMH

Speakers

Beñat Gallastegi Zelaia-Zugadi

Registration fees

If the microcredential has already started there will be no refund of the enrolment fee.

Registration	Until 23-03-2026
Subsidized price	78,74 EUR

Insurance	Until 23-03-2026
Mandatory accident insurance (Applies to non-EHU members)	4,00 EUR

Venue

IMH CAMPUS, Azkue Auzoa 1, Elgoibar

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