Techosaurus Launches Tool-Agnostic Automation Course as AI Industry Surges Ahead
Techosaurus introduces a new in-person Automation Fundamentals course in Yeovil, responding to strong local business demand for practical workflow skills rather than abstract AI theory. The launch comes alongside a busy month of rapid developments across the artificial intelligence sector.
Techosaurus officially launches its first Open Learning course, Automation Fundamentals, to address the clear demand from Somerset businesses for practical workflow skills. The six-hour, in-person training day takes place at iAero in Yeovil and focuses on the universal concepts of automation rather than specific software tutorials. Attendees learn the underlying language of triggers, actions, conditions, and error handling that applies across all major platforms.
The course provides hands-on practice through AutonoSim, a custom virtual automation builder that includes integrated AI to help users spot problems safely before deploying to live systems. Participants leave with a digital certificate, a LinkedIn badge, and actionable processes to implement immediately. The first cohort runs on June 1, 2026, at an introductory price of £150 plus VAT, with a second cohort scheduled for July.
While the Techosaurus team skips its regular April podcast due to holidays and illness, the broader AI industry continues to advance at a rapid pace. This final April roundup captures a massive month of developments that the hosts otherwise would have spread across multiple episodes. Readers get a comprehensive debrief of all the major artificial intelligence news and trends that emerge while the studio sits empty.