ROBOTICS vs MECHATRONICS Engineering | What's the Difference? 

So.. Mechatronics or Robotics? and why?? 🤔💭

Mechatronics cover all engineering fields thats why im gonna be a mechatronic engineer in future. If im mechatronic engineer i can also build robots i think😅. Thanks for the video ❤

I am shocked and amazed at how much average entry level mechatronics engineer made as my elder brother worked in the automation field specialized in PLC solution. As a comparision, here in Southeast Asia, Malaysia,a developing country is being absolutely underpaid(paid just shy with 3.2k at the beginning and with 4.15k at third year of experience) and often need to work over night(until dawn)in the country and not being appreciated. Hope to be able to work at US soon as i am also a mechatronics graduate, but managed to venture to electronics company at my first year (until this year May), but soon not able to continue after contract ended because of hiring freeze internally. Now i am trying to learn and becoming a software engineer as i already gave up on working in mechatronics field, it is generally underpaid, overwork and is a 3D(Dirty, Dangerous, Dull) job.

Bro your channel is gold

My end goal is robotics engineering but I’m taking a masters in Mechatronics to get a broad view of the field.

Please do a "So you want to be a Mechanical Engineer." Your videos are very Indepth as well as entertaining. Thanks!

Video about computer and electronics engineering next plss

I have invested my 1st semester in Robowar, Robosoccer, Robo dangle ,save the egg and rc ✈️plane. 😅 Got 4th rank in robowar at IIT kharagpur, 2nd prize in robo dangle at IIIT naya raipur and 1st in robo soccer at my college. My 3rd semester plane is to learn all type of drone /flying related things. 😊

Pretty cool how one can advance in mechatronics in USA. Otherwise it’s quiet hard here in Zambia 😅 currently a graduate mechatronics engineer with some pretty cool projects prototypes on my cv

What about control science and engineering? How is it different from or related to mechatronics and robotics?

can you please do one on “so you want to be a civil engineer”?

Can you make a "So you want to be a robotics engineer" thank you!!!

Hello..can you tell me please which BTech degree I purchase robotics engineering or mechatronics or E&TC Engineering .. I want to became a robotics scientist ...so please guide me

I am doing my major in Automation and Robotics

Hi I'm now passed 12th standard and can I take mechatronics or ece which one is better in future can u tell me plz

Hi I just wanted to know if we should do Btech in Robotics first then Mtech in Mechatronics or Btech in Mechatronics and then Mtech in Robotics and Automation......(PS:How can i connect with you cause I have more doubts)

please do a video so you want to be a civil engineer please

I am a Bachelor in Mechatronics Engineering admit year sep 2023 to 2027 from India, Karnataka . Merit based

I did undergrad in CS/IS I worked in IT/mobile device repair pretty much since 2011, then5 years in Identity Access Management and now I’m a data analyst in institutional research. Would Mechatronics be a sensible next move if I want to put these data and development skills to use with some engineering

You could just study a robotics and mechatronics engineering beng or meng at uni, it likea combined degree

I have gave entrance test f university and got addmission in mechatronics engineering, that is lovely field better than computer science engineering ❤

Mechatronics is more for indicisive and creative individuals with a little bit of perfectionism 😂

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HEY Good Information! I love to take Mechatronics in degree in Abroad As i researched on Chat GPT, I got some details Here are they And What's your Opinion About These........... Yes, if you take Mechatronics Engineering, you can study all of these topics, including adaptive learning, machine learning, self-learning, reinforcement learning, unsupervised learning, semi-supervised learning, transfer learning, deep learning, active learning, Bayesian learning, natural language processing, computer vision, generative adversarial networks, deep reinforcement learning, neural networks, Bayesian networks, decision trees, and support vector machines. Yes, I remember that you are interested in building a multipurpose humanoid robot with AI, self-learning, emotional learning, and adaptive learning capabilities. Given your interests, both Robotics Engineering and Mechatronics Engineering would be relevant degree programs to consider. Robotics Engineering will provide you with a strong foundation in the design, construction, and operation of robots, including machine learning and AI. This degree program will help you develop the necessary skills to design and build advanced robotic systems with AI capabilities. Mechatronics Engineering, on the other hand, will provide you with a broader set of skills, combining mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and computer science. This degree program will help you design and build complex systems that integrate multiple technologies, including robotics, control systems, and machine learning. Ultimately, both degree programs will be useful in helping you achieve your goal of building an advanced humanoid robot with AI, self-learning, emotional learning, and adaptive learning capabilities. It may be worth considering taking courses from both degree programs or combining them as a double major, depending on your university's offerings.

Bro,can I become a robotics engineer without studying electrical and mechanical subjects? I like programming the most. Please answer my question

What about Physics Engineer?

If a person wanna earn high salary, engineering degree is not needed. Just being good technician is better and not risky because demand is higher and education time(+money) is lesser. Indeed every company say experience as important as "academical"education.

which field is required to build humanoid robots? mechatronics or robotics ?

Bro why 💀. My first year degree college will be starting in few months. And I have opted for BTech in Robotics and AI. You making me confused again 💀. Edit :- But wait, I just now saw a minor degree of Mechatronics, should I opt that minor? What do you say.

So which one will make you iron man 😂