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Robotics Career Advice

  • 13-05-2013 5:05pm
    #1
    street
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 284 ✭✭


    Hi, I'm starting a Mechatronics degree in September with a view to getting into a career in Robotic Engineering (R & D). Could any of you guys perhaps working in the area advise me on how to best go about this? AI won't be covered in the course I'm doing, and unfortunately there is no work placement. All I can think of atm is to learn the AI side of things myself, and try to get some voluntary work within a robotics company/institution while I'm studying. Any guidance you could give would be appreciated, thanks.


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  • #2
    DarkDusk
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 914 ✭✭✭DarkDusk


    street wrote: »
    Hi, I'm starting a Mechatronics degree in September with a view to getting into a career in Robotic Engineering (R & D). Could any of you guys perhaps working in the area advise me on how to best go about this? AI won't be covered in the course I'm doing, and unfortunately there is no work placement. All I can think of atm is to learn the AI side of things myself, and try to get some voluntary work within a robotics company/institution while I'm studying. Any guidance you could give would be appreciated, thanks.

    Bumping this as I will be going into an engineering degree this year aswell. It is the UL Electronic and Computer Engineering course. The name is a bit misleading as you study Robotics and Energy engineering as well as the other two, majoring in one of them after 1st year.


  • #3
    football_lover
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 109 ✭✭football_lover


    DarkDusk wrote: »
    Bumping this as I will be going into an engineering degree this year aswell. It is the UL Electronic and Computer Engineering course. The name is a bit misleading as you study Robotics and Energy engineering as well as the other two, majoring in one of them after 1st year.

    Out of curiosity how did your first year of study go.

    Any subject really can be tied into robotics. My opinion is that embedded systems that you will study on electronics would be very useful to the field for sensors and for on board computation.

    If you are interested I can give a few hints.


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