I am fully interested in pursuing Mechatronics with Robotics also….. do you happen to know of a Bachelors in either field is necessary to get a job or are certifications just fine, and what courses do you recommend, I would like to learn online as I currently have a full time job.
Freshman here in college pursuing a degree in Mechatronics and robotics engineering. I’ll like to consider it a “ Jack of all Trades” for engineering. So far it’s definitely worth it.
Doing diploma in mechatronics engineering, 2nd sem student.. I love the course and possibility of gaining wonderful skills and success Dreaming to get a job in foreign
Starting mechatronics degree next year... cannot wait kickstart my journey in this amazing career path! hoping to develop mechanical systems for ROV or AUV underwater robots in the artic or antartic down the line :D
It's funny because I got into engineering because of Tony Stark haha so the parallel really hit home in this video I knew there was a draw to Mechatronics for a reason
@@santoshsinghyadav6743 electrical and mechanical engineering. Those are the closest to a mechatronics engineering degree. Although, I will say that mechanical engineering is by far the closest of them all.
I am senior year mechatronics student I would say if you aren't sure about mechatronics robotics automation and stuff just choose mechanical then in master's degree you can choose whatever subfield you want!
@@thisisanusername Yea, I take mechanical and my university offers courses in mechatronics systems and sensors plus actuators and microcontrollers for mechanicals 👍
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I am fully interested in pursuing Mechatronics with Robotics also….. do you happen to know of a Bachelors in either field is necessary to get a job or are certifications just fine, and what courses do you recommend, I would like to learn online as I currently have a full time job.
Freshman here in college pursuing a degree in Mechatronics and robotics engineering. I’ll like to consider it a “ Jack of all Trades” for engineering. So far it’s definitely worth it.
how's it been so far?
@@justinladd364 i think he said it in the same sentence lol
I'm still in high school but I love engineering and solving problems. So far, I'd love to enter it when I get to university
Just started my Mechatronics Journey!
Going to start my Mechatronics Engineering Degree in couple of days!, extremely excited!
Doing diploma in mechatronics engineering, 2nd sem student.. I love the course and possibility of gaining wonderful skills and success
Dreaming to get a job in foreign
Which collagea suggest me something bro😢
In second semester for Mechatronics. Love it💯
Starting mechatronics degree next year... cannot wait kickstart my journey in this amazing career path! hoping to develop mechanical systems for ROV or AUV underwater robots in the artic or antartic down the line :D
It's funny because I got into engineering because of Tony Stark haha so the parallel really hit home in this video I knew there was a draw to Mechatronics for a reason
Omd same 😂
this is the best video so far ,THANK YOU!
Jack of all trades, master of none, this is what MTE looks to me.
Thank you so much for your help with this, excellent, excellent presentation😊😊😊
love the video
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What colleges does anyone reccommend to go to study this? (I’m looking for a full scholarship, but have no idea where to apply.)
If in the US, MTSU is one.
If in Australia, QUT all the way
Today is my first class 😢
where is everyone?
you can say that again, plus it's new year.
Here 🖐
that great it's not my channel but i have to ask liked the video@@divine5801
Happy New Year! 🎉
Please research and development engineer
I see
How can one do mechatronics engineering from MIT ? please tell me
There is no mechatronics program at MIT. In the U.S. there are only a few schools that have this curriculum.
@@Crown42 Then what are some other alternatives for mechatronics in MIT ?
@@santoshsinghyadav6743 electrical and mechanical engineering. Those are the closest to a mechatronics engineering degree. Although, I will say that mechanical engineering is by far the closest of them all.
@@Crown42 Thanks bro 👍
I just can't decide between Mechatronics and Mechanical
real
I am senior year mechatronics student I would say if you aren't sure about mechatronics robotics automation and stuff just choose mechanical then in master's degree you can choose whatever subfield you want!
@@thisisanusername Yea, I take mechanical and my university offers courses in mechatronics systems and sensors plus actuators and microcontrollers for mechanicals 👍
@@moin9962 great!