Boston Dynamics engineer explains the "best" way to learn Robotics 

So basically, start something, run into a problem, solve it and then the learning comes by itself, which is basically just what people do their entire life (or should do their entire life)

1000% true! I don't go for the "earn a certificate" for completing a beginners course of a subject. Instead I now take the information I am learning in the process and apply it to a real life problem so that I can see the credibility of the information I have learned.

One of the best programming starting videos I have ever seen, there were some nice points 👍

Learning terminology is so important

I am currently doing a project in ROS and I can completely relate with it😜😅

Interestingly, he describes basically verbatim the "metalearning" approach of "ultralearning". Figure out what you want to figure out, build a framework of understanding for that to grow on top of, and then go out and fill in the boxes you painted. "Ultralearning is a super interesting book and everybody should consider giving it a read."

where to get in touch with the problem and where to find

very helpful

Very Good advice 👍👍

Hello! If possible, could you share some tutorial sources for projects that you found it beneficial?

I don't know anything about robotics or code, however, I think to myself that this is the future, and this is it. The world is relying on this knowledge... I guess I just don't believe in myself enough to dive in

So, where i can get these problems?

What is the name of the individual, the guest?