Hey guys. I hope you all are doing good. This video is the first video of the "Lets Talk about Robots" series inspired from all of your questions over Instagram and UA-cam. Feel free to post more any feedback or suggestions. I hope it will be useful. Tried to keep it very simple in the beginning. Enjoy :-) What makes a Robot a "ROBOT" . It should have following three elements 1. PERCEPTION - How robots perceives the world around then with the help of Sensors, Cameras, Lidar, Radar 2. DECISION MAKING - Brains of the Robot - Makes the decisions based on the data collected from "PERCEPTION" stage 3. ACTION - Robots performs a task in the real world with the help of "PERCEPTION" & "DECISION MAKING"
OHHHH MAYUR I SAW UR VIDEOS AND OPENED MY STARTUP (AURICLE ROBOTICS)AND U MOTIVATED ME A LOT THX FOR MAKING VIDEOS AND ALSO TELL U DO JOB OR DO ONLY WORK ON UR STARTUP??????????????????
HI MAYUR I OPENED A STARTUP named AURICLE ROBOTICS plz guide me to grow my startup and also tell that can we get profit from 0 budget startup????????????????
I first got interested in tech when I watched big hero 6 and got a programming/engineering kit for my birthday. They shaped me, I'm now exceeding in computer science in school and am hoping to do either game design or robotics engineering
I'm the same way! (And coincidentally because of the same movie lol) Although the interest was never really focused on in my younger years, it was most definitely in the back of my mind and now it's something I'm highly considering pursuing!
I'm not really scared of all the math stuff like kinematics and other and i really want to do robotics engineering and want to be able to make an entire robot by my own.. im still in the 8th grade and really want to become a robotics engineer for the greater good of humanity
Agreed. However, that is future and everthing with plan is not always go with plan. Avoid the "overplanning" and start experiment on building robot at your own hand. (sooner the better like right after the video.) Plus, "Elegoo" might be a good start.
I believe this to be the right level of simplicity! Never want to engage in too hard-to-comprehend technical terms just yet -- especially in an introductory video. Thanks again :) subbed for the qualitative info!
When one of my teachers suggested I get into bionics I was skeptical because I didn't think I could get into something like that. I was mainly exploring molecular biology or artistic careers so I was scared to get involved with something so unfamiliar and confusing. My curiosity has peaked and I am a high school junior who finally has a direction in life because of this video (corny but it's true). Thank you.
Thank you so much for creating this video. Your explanation for Robotics is the easiest and simple to digest. Otherwise, I am extremely scared by other definitions of robotics.
Eager for the next video. I am a IIIrd yr Mechatronics student and I have tried doing bunch of courses online but I get exhausted already. But your video " 24 hours in day of a robotics engineering student" was an eye opener. You are really self driven. That really gave me a boost! And Yes We are ready to digest!
I am junior one am just in 8 class but i firstly get a new interest in robotics tech so i really want to be the robotics engineer....as your video got 3 aspects so this is very useful term to understand....for the beginners ..
So basically perception = electrical engineering/computer hardware engineering Decision making = A.I. and computer science and Action = mechanical engineering/physics
first view and comment :) sec yr student fron nitw and on my journey on robotics. find ur videos really helpful and something to look forward to on the path. do keep uploading vids more frequently plsss:)
@@LetsTalkWithRobots WAIT U TOLD IN UR DAY IN LIFE VIDEO THAT U WAKE UP AT 4:00 BUT YOU DIDNT SLEPT TILL 2:30 THAT MEANS YOU SLEEP ONLY 1:30 HOURS ???????????????????
Your opening remarks... it's like you were reading my mind. Great video! After some thinking about it, I'm leaning more towards perception than anything else; if that's the case, where would be a good place to start?
i also wanted to be a engineer i rethinked my choices 3 times and i think i will do it no matter the challenges i am a stanford aspirant and trying to makey self immune of distractions
Yaskawa Motosim Robot Simulation and Programming with English Subtitles on Udemy www.udemy.com/course/yaskawa-motosim-robot-programming-and-simulation-r/?couponCode=B7C3029BCDD660380081 ABB RobotStudio Robot Simulation and Programming with English and Other 10 Languages Subtitles on Udemy www.udemy.com/course/abb-robotstudio-training/?couponCode=69CAFD770D5B4AF13A11
Take any core engineering subject, get thorough with Linear algebra and mechanics. Then move on to robot kinematics and mathematical modeling. Learn about circuits. Try some coding. Explore other domains like computer vision, AI etc. Anyways, what we know is a drop; what we don't know is an ocean. Learn and Enjoy Robotics :))
The major thing I need to know, is can I get a job after learning robotics? You glossed over the Action part. What kind of things do you do in the action part?
i wanted to try it to expand my skill set. it might be a little bit because of my dad but i actually like building things and crafting and seeing what people make. Im a multimedia designer currently but if i ever wanted to pivid my career id be open to robotics or just builting things 😊
im in 7th grade and built really cool games when i was 11, now im 12 im workin on a game Monkey catchers, but i want to work on robotics and arduino kit looks really cool!
Hey, great video! Can you make detailed videos about each of the 3 things required for robotics, i.e. perception, decision making and action (interested in decision making part, would like to know as much info I can get about this like anything from where to begin,etc)
Noted! We can discuss about it on instagram if you are there. Due to project work and studies I don’t usually get to work on videos but coming live on instagram and discussing questions like this is easy so feel free to DM me there. And what exactly would you like to know ?
Hi, at first thanks for cool video. Could you share what tools are used in each stage? E.g. for perception it wold be mainly deep learning, including CV, NLP and such. What tools, technologies would be used for other stages?
It’s actually quite a long answer mate but it’s a good question. let me write a blog post on this where I will share my tech stack and tools. Just keep an eye on my website. I will post this blog in October month release. www.letstalkwithrobots.com Good suggestion btw :)
Just the way perception in robotics deals with how a robot senses and interprets the world (using cameras, LiDAR, etc.). Embedded systems are the “brains” controlling a robot’s hardware, sensors, motors, and actuators through specialized microcontrollers or processors. Essentially, robotics integrates perception (the “eyes” and “intelligence”) with embedded systems (the “nervous system” and “muscles”).
Hi Sir, ....! Thanks for the video! Can You do Tutorial Series on the subject CNC Motion Control basic 3 axis for wood carving purpose? Using any of the G-code streaming PLC available in market? 1) How can We configure such a PLC to read G-codes from a USB Drive plugged in to it and send motion signals to Servo drives 2)Example:- a basic Square pocket with X,Y and Z interpolation movements to carve that Pocket. 3) The G-Codes from any CAM program like Autodesk Fusion360 with suitable post processor for the PLC 4)How to Display the 3 axis on a HMI Screen with realtime DRO, Reading and stuff (Just Like Mach3 CNC GUI Screenset by Mr.Physics Anonymous) I know it is a vast area. But Can you Breakdown the Concepts in Configuring the Controller to Read G-Codes and execute Motion Commands to Servo packs .! Also Please consider Connecting and configuring Servo packs to the controller as well. I am very passionate in making my own 3 axis CNC Router with a Industrial grade PLC based Controller with Servo packs. Rather than hobby level stuff. Please consider Gcode Streaming atleast..!
Hi .....I am a mechatronics student .....I want to work with AI in future ....As a mechatronics student what is my scope in AI....And one more thing ...is machine learning enough for AI ?? Or I have to study besides Machine learning
Any Python course will do, pick one you like and finish it in about a week. Then jump straight into projects with ROS, because practical coding experience is what really counts. Remember, Learning syntax is just the rules of a language (It is a tool). Understanding logic is the main thing in here. It is about breaking down problems, structuring solutions, and applying the right algorithms. Dont waste too much time watching too many tutorials. Learn the basics and get started with Robotics projects.
Hey, thanks for enlightening my mind. I was wondering that, is it possible for us to pick all three aspects of this? Like, you said that I could pick any one of these three, but I can't help but to find myself amazed by all these so I was wondering if I could work on the perception, decision-making as well as the action part of robotics
Yes definitely you can learn all three aspects of it . I did it myself. As a matter of fact when you start doing project and assuming that you will be doing it in your own in early days. You will end working with 1. Sensors - perception 2. Software- decision 3. Controlling motors - action I hope it helps
I liked this video a lot. Thank you very much for your good introduction.👍 I was also very interested in the action part of what robotics engineers do. But it was unfortunately not further explained. Plus i could not find the second video you mentioned. Can you add the link please.
It's been 6months till now you doesn't make a video Please make a video eventhough if it not too editing type like that please arrange some webinar type live and tell us entire info what you know
I'm interested in doing all three. I want to be able to build a robot for the software to the hard ware and the design. Is it possible for me to do all that?
is it a good idea to get a robotic degree?.... no robot industry here in Indonesia ..so I am hesitant to study robotic because I am uncertain about the prospect
It’s absolutely possible to build a career in robotics without a dedicated robotics degree. I studied electronics, learned Robotics, coding on my own, and still ended up in a major robotics lab in the UK with online resources and personal projects. TBH, The field is evolving so fast that universities ate struggling to keep up with the pace so you are not missing out much. Technically everything is available for free online.
I'm looking through your channel now. If interested I think it would be cool to do a video together. I own an automation and robotics company. We are systems integrators.
Hello I'm interested in the tech field in General and I am a "jack I am a Jack of all trades master of none but better than master of one" mentality. So it's just really finding something to keep me focused while learning a new skill and I'm interested in figuring out what kinds of fields would start preparing me for thinking effectively in this field
Computer vision Electronics hardware developer Robotics technician Software engineer Path planning and SLAM engineer Etc You don’t have to work for robotics company if you are robotics engineer. Skills are transferable ( especially in computer science )
It's pretty clear ! But how can I go for this field like from where shall we start ? Work with me i want to gain some knowledge about this field.THANKS.
Does python programming also related to robotics because I planned on improving on how to code in python by applying robotics class because I’m also interested robotics I wanna learn how to make prosthetic arm and stuff
I don't know what should I choose... I really like robotics but, I'm lacking experience. My hobby is making rc toys like tanks, 4×4 trucks, simple robots creating windmills, generators, electricfans and more from scraps. But I think I can't achieve it cuz I think it isn't enough for my experience. And also not a genuis in math... I only got a grade of 94, and I'm scared it isn't enough. I like logic and being practical
You will be surprised how many times I have seen my mates who were not good at maths traditionally but did amazingly well when they got into robotics. Robotics is a filed where you get to apply mathematics and other fundamental concept in real world projects , everything starts to make sense. Not to mention it’s super cool so Just go for it. You will never know until you try it.
You will learn eventually but you have to start somewhere. For example, I started mine as a hobby from playing with electronics and coding when I was 14 . As I moved towards more advanced projects, I had to gain knowledge about other things like modelling, mechanics, AI etc. Getting started is super important and your personal interests and projects will automatically guide you through it. At least that’s what happened to me.
Hey i‘m studying mechanical engineering in Germany and I’m in my 3rd year. I‘m really into robotics but I’m not very good in electrics or programming. Where do you think I fit the best in the robotics branch?
As you already said that you're doing mechanical engineering in germany which itself is very great and i think you've already come 50% ahead in this field and you can do more in robotics while studying mechanical engineering and you've got so many options to choose from you can also be a Robotics mechanical engineer if you want to!!
As a robotics engineer you start with an overview of all three but as you get more experienced, you end up getting specialised in one. This is not something which is fixed rule . Robotics engineers navigate among these three areas quite often throughout their carrier.
Hey guys. I hope you all are doing good. This video is the first video of the "Lets Talk about Robots" series inspired from all of your questions over Instagram and UA-cam. Feel free to post more any feedback or suggestions. I hope it will be useful. Tried to keep it very simple in the beginning. Enjoy :-)
What makes a Robot a "ROBOT" . It should have following three elements
1. PERCEPTION - How robots perceives the world around then with the help of Sensors, Cameras, Lidar, Radar
2. DECISION MAKING - Brains of the Robot - Makes the decisions based on the data collected from "PERCEPTION" stage
3. ACTION - Robots performs a task in the real world with the help of "PERCEPTION" & "DECISION MAKING"
GREAT WORK MAYUR I OPENED A STARTUP CALLED AURICLE ROBOTICS AS U MOTIVATED ME:)
VERY USEFUL VIDEOS
OHHHH MAYUR I SAW UR VIDEOS AND OPENED MY STARTUP (AURICLE ROBOTICS)AND U MOTIVATED ME A LOT THX FOR MAKING VIDEOS
AND ALSO TELL U DO JOB OR DO ONLY WORK ON UR STARTUP??????????????????
HI MAYUR I OPENED A STARTUP named AURICLE ROBOTICS plz guide me to grow my startup and also tell that can we get profit from 0 budget startup????????????????
NICE WORK MAYUR :)
do you work under Dr Appolinaire Etoundi
I first got interested in tech when I watched big hero 6 and got a programming/engineering kit for my birthday. They shaped me, I'm now exceeding in computer science in school and am hoping to do either game design or robotics engineering
I'm the same way! (And coincidentally because of the same movie lol) Although the interest was never really focused on in my younger years, it was most definitely in the back of my mind and now it's something I'm highly considering pursuing!
bruh i feel the same as you, idk if im gonna go to game dev or robotics XD
I'm not really scared of all the math stuff like kinematics and other and i really want to do robotics engineering and want to be able to make an entire robot by my own.. im still in the 8th grade and really want to become a robotics engineer for the greater good of humanity
A worthy friend indeed
Lol same I just want to build cool stuff
You are like me
Agreed. However, that is future and everthing with plan is not always go with plan. Avoid the "overplanning" and start experiment on building robot at your own hand. (sooner the better like right after the video.)
Plus, "Elegoo" might be a good start.
Hey I want to study robotics but I don't know how. You can help me ?
I believe this to be the right level of simplicity! Never want to engage in too hard-to-comprehend technical terms just yet -- especially in an introductory video. Thanks again :) subbed for the qualitative info!
When one of my teachers suggested I get into bionics I was skeptical because I didn't think I could get into something like that. I was mainly exploring molecular biology or artistic careers so I was scared to get involved with something so unfamiliar and confusing. My curiosity has peaked and I am a high school junior who finally has a direction in life because of this video (corny but it's true). Thank you.
This was well made, I liked how you talked about the 3 parts that make up a robot, perception, decision-making and action. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for creating this video. Your explanation for Robotics is the easiest and simple to digest. Otherwise, I am extremely scared by other definitions of robotics.
im still in the 8th grade and im really motivated to do robotics mostly because i like computer science and engineering and automation, I LOVE ROBOTS.
Eager for the next video.
I am a IIIrd yr Mechatronics student and I have tried doing bunch of courses online but I get exhausted already.
But your video " 24 hours in day of a robotics engineering student" was an eye opener.
You are really self driven.
That really gave me a boost!
And Yes We are ready to digest!
My high school principles of applied engineering teacher showed us one of your videos in class today
Wow! I'm not even trying to be a robotics engineer but this video was sooo cool! Thanks for sharing!
I am junior one am just in 8 class but i firstly get a new interest in robotics tech so i really want to be the robotics engineer....as your video got 3 aspects so this is very useful term to understand....for the beginners ..
So basically perception = electrical engineering/computer hardware engineering
Decision making = A.I. and computer science and
Action = mechanical engineering/physics
+ Control Engineering
first view and comment :)
sec yr student fron nitw and on my journey on robotics. find ur videos really helpful and something to look forward to on the path.
do keep uploading vids more frequently plsss:)
Genius IbnAbbas 🙂 thanks bro. Appreciate it. It’s 2:30 AM in here so I need to go to bed. Good night 🌙
@@LetsTalkWithRobots hehe good night bhai
@@LetsTalkWithRobots WAIT U TOLD IN UR DAY IN LIFE VIDEO THAT U WAKE UP AT 4:00 BUT YOU DIDNT SLEPT TILL 2:30 THAT MEANS YOU SLEEP ONLY 1:30 HOURS ???????????????????
@@LetsTalkWithRobots OHHHHHHH
Your opening remarks... it's like you were reading my mind. Great video!
After some thinking about it, I'm leaning more towards perception than anything else; if that's the case, where would be a good place to start?
Good video, it's a simple description about what's a robot, I wait for the next video, regards since Mexico
i also wanted to be a engineer i rethinked my choices 3 times and i think i will do
it no matter the challenges i am a stanford aspirant and trying to makey self immune of distractions
also a video on your journey in robotics until now
Can u tell about what courses to pick up. I'm currently a high school student and wanna know bout college courses to choose
Yaskawa Motosim Robot Simulation and Programming with English Subtitles on Udemy
www.udemy.com/course/yaskawa-motosim-robot-programming-and-simulation-r/?couponCode=B7C3029BCDD660380081
ABB RobotStudio Robot Simulation and Programming with English
and Other 10 Languages Subtitles on Udemy
www.udemy.com/course/abb-robotstudio-training/?couponCode=69CAFD770D5B4AF13A11
Computer Engineering
CSE or electrical engineering or mechanical engineering
Take any core engineering subject, get thorough with Linear algebra and mechanics. Then move on to robot kinematics and mathematical modeling. Learn about circuits. Try some coding. Explore other domains like computer vision, AI etc.
Anyways, what we know is a drop; what we don't know is an ocean.
Learn and Enjoy Robotics :))
i think taking a diploma and bachelors is a great base and then if you would love to then move on for masters
This video was very helpful . Please continue the great work you are doing.
The major thing I need to know, is can I get a job after learning robotics? You glossed over the Action part. What kind of things do you do in the action part?
can you make a video on universities to pursue robotics engineering as there are only few universities offering this course
I’m watching this now being 11 because I want to try to understand as much as I can and I feel this will help a lot in the future
i'm a BS Comp Sci grad watching this lol, trying to get into robotics. wish i learned more about circuits and mech e in school
i wanted to try it to expand my skill set. it might be a little bit because of my dad but i actually like building things and crafting and seeing what people make. Im a multimedia designer currently but if i ever wanted to pivid my career id be open to robotics or just builting things 😊
I know its just an animated kids movie but i watched big hero 6 and it was one of the most motivating movies ever.
im in 7th grade and built really cool games when i was 11, now im 12 im workin on a game Monkey catchers, but i want to work on robotics and arduino kit looks really cool!
Hey, great video! Can you make detailed videos about each of the 3 things required for robotics, i.e. perception, decision making and action (interested in decision making part, would like to know as much info I can get about this like anything from where to begin,etc)
Noted! We can discuss about it on instagram if you are there. Due to project work and studies I don’t usually get to work on videos but coming live on instagram and discussing questions like this is easy so feel free to DM me there.
And what exactly would you like to know ?
This video was very helpful for me, thanks a lot!😊
what if you want to do the three aspect is it possible
I believe that is called mechatronics
Hi, at first thanks for cool video. Could you share what tools are used in each stage? E.g. for perception it wold be mainly deep learning, including CV, NLP and such. What tools, technologies would be used for other stages?
It’s actually quite a long answer mate but it’s a good question. let me write a blog post on this where I will share my tech stack and tools. Just keep an eye on my website. I will post this blog in October month release.
www.letstalkwithrobots.com
Good suggestion btw :)
I think I'd love the perception aspect
Then secondly, I have a question, what's he relationship between robotics and embedded systems?
Just the way perception in robotics deals with how a robot senses and interprets the world (using cameras, LiDAR, etc.). Embedded systems are the “brains” controlling a robot’s hardware, sensors, motors, and actuators through specialized microcontrollers or processors. Essentially, robotics integrates perception (the “eyes” and “intelligence”) with embedded systems (the “nervous system” and “muscles”).
You can increase the level. It's too simple.
Btw Great job. Nice video.
Hi Sir, ....! Thanks for the video!
Can You do Tutorial Series on the subject CNC Motion Control basic 3 axis for wood carving purpose?
Using any of the G-code streaming PLC available in market?
1) How can We configure such a PLC to read G-codes from a USB Drive plugged in to it and send motion signals to Servo drives
2)Example:- a basic Square pocket with X,Y and Z interpolation movements to carve that Pocket.
3) The G-Codes from any CAM program like Autodesk Fusion360 with suitable post processor for the PLC
4)How to Display the 3 axis on a HMI Screen with realtime DRO, Reading and stuff (Just Like Mach3 CNC GUI Screenset by Mr.Physics Anonymous)
I know it is a vast area. But Can you Breakdown the Concepts in Configuring the Controller to Read G-Codes and execute Motion Commands to Servo packs .!
Also Please consider Connecting and configuring Servo packs to the controller as well.
I am very passionate in making my own 3 axis CNC Router with a Industrial grade PLC based Controller with Servo packs.
Rather than hobby level stuff.
Please consider Gcode Streaming atleast..!
Hi .....I am a mechatronics student .....I want to work with AI in future ....As a mechatronics student what is my scope in AI....And one more thing ...is machine learning enough for AI ?? Or I have to study besides Machine learning
Are u doing bachelor or masters in mechatronics?
Yes ....I am doing bachelor in mechatronics....I am only in first year 😁😁
@@redwanrifat6084 from which country are u doing?
I’m in mechanical engineering right now 2nd year of college. I want to build robotics to aid us in space travel or astronomical applications.
Where do I begin to learn Python?
Any Python course will do, pick one you like and finish it in about a week. Then jump straight into projects with ROS, because practical coding experience is what really counts. Remember, Learning syntax is just the rules of a language (It is a tool). Understanding logic is the main thing in here. It is about breaking down problems, structuring solutions, and applying the right algorithms. Dont waste too much time watching too many tutorials. Learn the basics and get started with Robotics projects.
Hey, thanks for enlightening my mind. I was wondering that, is it possible for us to pick all three aspects of this?
Like, you said that I could pick any one of these three, but I can't help but to find myself amazed by all these so I was wondering if I could work on the perception, decision-making as well as the action part of robotics
Yes definitely you can learn all three aspects of it . I did it myself.
As a matter of fact when you start doing project and assuming that you will be doing it in your own in early days. You will end working with
1. Sensors - perception
2. Software- decision
3. Controlling motors - action
I hope it helps
I liked this video a lot. Thank you very much for your good introduction.👍 I was also very interested in the action part of what robotics engineers do.
But it was unfortunately not further explained.
Plus i could not find the second video you mentioned. Can you add the link please.
Please upload a video
Hi! Will you please let me know when your next video will be out? 😎
I am a 8th grader and i think u are fantastic at explaining
can i do this as a trade
Thank you! I'm like Big Hero 6 and i want to be robotics engineering.
this video is great man!
It's been 6months till now you doesn't make a video
Please make a video eventhough if it not too editing type like that please arrange some webinar type live and tell us entire info what you know
I'm interested in doing all three. I want to be able to build a robot for the software to the hard ware and the design. Is it possible for me to do all that?
Offcourse it is possible.
is it a good idea to get a robotic degree?.... no robot industry here in Indonesia ..so I am hesitant to study robotic because I am uncertain about the prospect
It’s absolutely possible to build a career in robotics without a dedicated robotics degree. I studied electronics, learned Robotics, coding on my own, and still ended up in a major robotics lab in the UK with online resources and personal projects. TBH, The field is evolving so fast that universities ate struggling to keep up with the pace so you are not missing out much. Technically everything is available for free online.
I'm looking through your channel now. If interested I think it would be cool to do a video together. I own an automation and robotics company. We are systems integrators.
Oh,that's great,i want to help from your side
Also can a robotic software engineer build an a robot and an AI
Hello I'm interested in the tech field in General and I am a "jack I am a Jack of all trades master of none but better than master of one" mentality. So it's just really finding something to keep me focused while learning a new skill and I'm interested in figuring out what kinds of fields would start preparing me for thinking effectively in this field
sir can you please make a video about mechatronics engineering please.
Under which company can robotics engineer work?
Computer vision
Electronics hardware developer
Robotics technician
Software engineer
Path planning and SLAM engineer
Etc
You don’t have to work for robotics company if you are robotics engineer. Skills are transferable ( especially in computer science )
It's pretty clear ! But how can I go for this field like from where shall we start ? Work with me i want to gain some knowledge about this field.THANKS.
Pretty easy to digest.
Can u tell what we will learn if we are taking robotics engineering
Wow it's very simple thank you.i'm still in high school
Great video,! Could fade the music in and out a little bit more smoothly
Thanks bro :-) appreciate the feedback
@@LetsTalkWithRobots MAYUR PLEASE GIVE ME DETAILS HOW TO GROW OUR STARTUP PLZ I HAVE A STARTUP BUT ITS NOT GROWING
@@LetsTalkWithRobots do you work with Dr Appolinaire Etoundi
I already dod admission on robotic engineering cause i really like computer science nd maths. Nd i really want to create a robot myself
if you are interesting doing robotic, get into research. I'm working as robotic researcher right now.
Simple and precise..
Mechatronic and Robotic engineering are not the same?
Can you work in decision making and perception together
Off-course you can . They are correlated
Sir, Robotics Engineering is an online course yes or not? Please answer my question. Thank you, sir.
any laptop recommendation for robotics ?? i'm joining this year
I want to do electrical engineering machanical and robits in colge but mainly mcachnical and electrical
Can u make UGVs
Just join FRC (First Robotics Competition) especially if you live in Michigan, Texas or a Cali
Can u talk about how u became a robotics engineer and perhaps what u would recommand 18 year olds who want to be robotics engineer.
Its good this made me want to do it more right?
you are the best
Does python programming also related to robotics because I planned on improving on how to code in python by applying robotics class because I’m also interested robotics I wanna learn how to make prosthetic arm and stuff
Yes, you can definitely use python in Robotics. We all use it, especially in initial prototyping.
I don't know what should I choose... I really like robotics but, I'm lacking experience. My hobby is making rc toys like tanks, 4×4 trucks, simple robots creating windmills, generators, electricfans and more from scraps. But I think I can't achieve it cuz I think it isn't enough for my experience. And also not a genuis in math... I only got a grade of 94, and I'm scared it isn't enough. I like logic and being practical
You will be surprised how many times I have seen my mates who were not good at maths traditionally but did amazingly well when they got into robotics. Robotics is a filed where you get to apply mathematics and other fundamental concept in real world projects , everything starts to make sense. Not to mention it’s super cool so Just go for it. You will never know until you try it.
Can I move from being an electrician/being in IT to being in robotics? Robotics technician to be specific
Yes definitely.
What if I wanna learn all 3
You will learn eventually but you have to start somewhere. For example, I started mine as a hobby from playing with electronics and coding when I was 14 . As I moved towards more advanced projects, I had to gain knowledge about other things like modelling, mechanics, AI etc. Getting started is super important and your personal interests and projects will automatically guide you through it. At least that’s what happened to me.
I want to know best schools I can study robotic in EU ,
Which programming language are u using for robotics?
Which language?
python obviously
Mainly C/C++ for programming electronics and Python for AI, automation stuffs etc.
any good online resources to learn about robotic manipulation ?
I'm currently studying medicine but this interested me
Bro please make the next part
Me literally being a high school student who just watched my favorite Iron man movie... And now got inspired by Tony Stark to be a Robotic engineer😂
is competitive programming skill helpful for software side in robotics?
Hey i‘m studying mechanical engineering in Germany and I’m in my 3rd year. I‘m really into robotics but I’m not very good in electrics or programming. Where do you think I fit the best in the robotics branch?
Mechanical
Robotics has great use of 3 branches, electrical, mechanical n programming/cs
As you already said that you're doing mechanical engineering in germany which itself is very great and i think you've already come 50% ahead in this field and you can do more in robotics while studying mechanical engineering and you've got so many options to choose from you can also be a Robotics mechanical engineer if you want to!!
do you work with mike rose and Dr Appolinaire Etoundi
sir can i do robortics from srm sonipat and msc from germany
Actually I did a project of a ploughing car and then from my mistakes I got motivated.
3 thing you need to know all about robot 1 learn coding 2 get a 2 degree 3 learn all about robot like ai
Sir does a robotic engenier make mars rover or lander
Well, technically both but it’s a collaborative effort.
sir, can you tell me the scope of robotics and their jobs in different countries?
I understand this way better
Sir please reply 🙏 are you an Indian 🇮🇳? And if yes please tell your home city , name and journey to usa.
In which country are u?
I really want to build robots but I also want to be a biologist
IM NOT SURE WHAT TO DO
I wanted to build robots and circuit board and more
Is AI and robotic software engineering the same thing
Pls to me I've loved robots for a long time and this vid helped me clear some misunderstandings
AWESOME BUT TOO SHORT
Swell robotics, however, Ai jobloss is the only thing I worry about anymore. Anyone else feel the same?
Dont you have to know no.2 to engineer no.3? :)
As a robotics engineer you start with an overview of all three but as you get more experienced, you end up getting specialised in one. This is not something which is fixed rule . Robotics engineers navigate among these three areas quite often throughout their carrier.
But most people don't go into robotics i don't know why unlike cs and ai