19 Types Of Robotic Software Engineers 

Thank you for making this gem of a video! Please continue making videos on Robotics and Software Engineering

Karissa, this video was a blast and full of great info. Keep up great work.

I don't think I've ever found such an amazing video regarding Robotics Engineering. Thank you for uploading this video.

Really helpful. Thanks for putting this together. Video topic suggestion: Books, Courses or a study plan for building skills in robotics software engineering

Thanks for sharing this with us Karissa. Very informative video.

Thankyou for sharing your insights,Please continue your videos. KUDOS

This is so helpful

Awesome video. I'm not even in Robotics but watched it end to end instead of working. Great presentation! I hope you continue making these videos - I'm not sure that I have any advice re: how to increase viewership, if that's a goal :) But the content's there.

Thanks a lot for sharing your expertise. Software robotics' learning curve is steep and job opportunities are quite few. As much as this topic is important, it's always overlooked. As you mentioned, teams are not strictly divided and separated, a team is usually responsible on various related tasks and teams always work together. For example, one company I've worked for has the following teams: - mathematics (solves any problem related to math, mostly sensor fusion) - AI (anything related to a AI - mostly Computer Vision) - Embedded Systems ( programming smaller computation unites mostly sensors) - Embedded Systems ( testing new components, mostly drivers) - HMI (Software Application) You always see people from different teams collaborate on a certain task.

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Would you recommend studying ce over cs for robotics software engineering? This way you understand the hardware, physics, and maths. Also, I saw a video where they use a exoskeleton to manual create "data" doing a certain task. And use that to train the robot, like how chatgpt is trained on data. How could an individual get into a job like that?

Really didnt feel like a 46 min video just wow.

Make milestones for your videos, so people can skip ahead; i.e. 3:30: Mapping. People might stick around longer if they can easily skip to which portion they want.

What courses I need to take to land job as robotics engineer? Are udacity nanodegrees worth the hype?

Can you add chapters to the video?

Absolutely loved this video! It's incredibly informative and valuable for those trying to specialize in the robotics software department. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise

Where to learn these 😢?

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