Robotic Engineeringis a subset of MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. It’s an exciting and challenging field of study with background in electrical, mechanical, or software engineering for humanity. Robotics engineers may work in the field of manufacturing industries, agricultural, medical and military, perceiving of new uses for robots, and they also design the processes essential for the robot to run appropriately. These engineers are responsible for creating various different types of robots that are complete a different task. Basically, robots are used in the automotive industry on vehicle assembly lines.
Academic Entry Requirement
- Grade 12 – Science Stream (Maths compulsory)
- Graduation – Pursue B.Tech + M.Tech (Dual Degree)in Mechanical/ Robotics Engineering
- After Graduation – Pursue M.Tech
- After Post Graduation– Pursue Ph.D.
Degree In
- Diploma in Robotics
- Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) in Robotics Engineering
- Bachelor of Engineering (BE) in Robotics
- Master of Technology (M.Tech) in Robotics Engineering
- Master of Technology (M.Tech) in Automation & Robotics
- Master of Engineering (ME) in Robotics Engineering
- Master of Technology (M.Tech) in Remote Sensing & Wireless Sensor Networks
Who can hire?
Mining industry, Manufacturing industries,Research division of mechanical/electrical engineering firms, Agricultural equipment manufacturing firms, Nuclear power plants, Gaming industry,Biomedical equipment manufacturing firms and Sea exploration Space research organizations can hire Robotic Engineers.
Professional Career
Robot engineers create robots service for use in medical surgeries, outer space and under the sea etc. They also create robots toimprove quality, increase efficiency safety in the industry. Robot engineering compriseselectrical, mechanical and computer engineering fields. Robot’s electronicspart is designed by Electrical engineers, robot’s computing hardwarepart is designed by computer engineers, robot’s programming is designed by software engineers androbot’s sensorsis designed by electro-mechanical engineers.
Robotic engineers may work in manufacturing, nuclear power plants, mining, health care, military and aerospace industries as test engineers, programming engineers, automation system engineers, project managersor robot designers or project managers.