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When I see a video like this, I feel so much like an imposter. I graduated my Master's in robotics this summer and I'm currently looking for a job. The robotics landscape in my country is somewhat limited to either research, industrial work, which is mostly PLC, and some few and far between companies working on their own robots. I feel like I've gained a wealth of knowledge throughout my education, but it is so broad that I know some things about everything, but I wouldn't be able to whip up an error state kalman filter just like that or fuse CNN data with other sensors without a lot of help, so it's difficult to not feel like a fraud when applying for jobs

Wow, such a great video. Sorry Im a newbie here, i have a question. Do i need to install or configure something to run the docker code at the beginning of this video? Hopefully you notice my question, Thankss

We learn robotics so that we can teach other robotics on a cool RUclips channel with a not so cool channel name.

This is so true I am currently working with a MPU6050 combined with a esp 32 to estimate position and kalman filters are really icky but sensor forces you to use them but at the same time you appreciate the genius behind the one who made them

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Hey bro! I'm in 11th grade in India, and I'm really passionate about rockets and robotics. You're absolutely right; it's challenging to study and then apply all this knowledge in robotics and rocketry. I believe the best way to study math, physics, and chemistry is by implementing them in real-world projects. This approach makes it easier to understand how to solve practical problems using these subjects. It’s definitely challenging, but it's also super fun to keep learning more and more!

gran proyecto, tendrás algún video ya volando el dron sin la jaula de prueba ??

Hi, when are you planning to make "Math for Engineer" Course ?

Am not really good in math and it seems like I can't do much, in mechatronics Engineering field 😫😫😔

Why did the algorithm just brought up this channel to me now. I think this problem is what's gatekeeping me into understanding more on robotics and mechatronics. As a graduating student taking up mechanical and mechatronics, I think I still lack great foundation to transition in robotics engineering. I hope to see more of your videos and to learn the real robotics without filtering the math, programming, and actual problem solving. Hope to connect with you

If you are passionate about something, then that's all you need, hard work follows.

how can this help me find a job ?

i am very happy to see alteast somone is sharing about pid... i am scrolling since two years and nobody uploaded video that how to use pid.....thak you very much

Its ok bro you can do it!

06:27 Linear means easy to understand. Non-linear means not easy to understand. *TRUE that!* P.S.: Please explain everything from 07:20.

Such a motivational video. I do feel that the video will help a lot of guys. Rather than looking at the whole problem, which can be daunting sometimes, the next step we can take is to break it into smaller chunks, solve it individually and move forward. Your video mentions that so well. Thank you for sharing the video.

Sir, The video is so informative, however, the GitHub repository link that is mentioned in your video ( _and the video description_ ) shows a "404" error: Page not Found.

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But you have to admit sometimes, they bullshit with the symbols

Will your course come with live projects that we can build along as we follow on the course?

Hey i’m only a teenager who has no real experience in robotic or coding but Im pretty good at algebra, geometry and science class. I want to become a robotic engineer. I have ardunio and learning coding lanauge but i feel lost. Could anyone help me out? that would be really helpful

This is so true thanks for sharing, I understand better now.

Is it possible to Become a Mechatronics Engineer without degree

I got to know about you channel today , by watching the video about " struggling to understand research papers " , i found out what i am struggling and roaming here and there looking for a right path , study material to master robotics , you faced same . i am waiting for your robotics course 101 , and its my request event its paid one , PLEASE DONT KEEP THE PRICE HIGH , i cant afford high price .

If you want high growth, if you are launching courses make it accessible to all, make it free.

I am still a high schooler but am still following you trying to understand and i do now by studying on my own and i really like your content and i love your emphasis on math

As a researcher myself, I can only confirm this is exactly how you learn and solve problems/goals during a project.

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what is considered as a toy project? is a rover with camera + 2 motors with encoders + 2D LIDAR + IMU a toy?

i am medical carrier and i looking robotic learning to ... for in future this robot can read the medicine using natural ingredient directly....

Hi , when you start course of real intro to robotics ????

Thank you! I've started falling in love with your content. Please keep up the great work.

I am pursuing electronics engineering. I love robotics so much. Thank you for this video bro!!

I am an EE in my late 30’s. Is it too late for me?

Becoming the engineer was my goal but what halted it was figure out how to make money from it. Without having money to start a business or moving multiple states away for a job. 😢 how do I make $ with this skill set while broke?

Hi there, I'm now studying Mechanical Engineering. I wanna be roboticist. How to gain programming basis knowledge, robotics software and electrical part in the field of mechanical engineering.

What are the possible companies for UAV autonomous driving (RL) ? Cheers.

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Please when are you releasing the Robotics Course?

One of my moment is when I was learning how to code and needed to make a function that checks if the number is even. Instead of trying to make a division and check the remainder, the simplest and fastest function just look at the last bit of the number (right one side) if it's 0 is even, else is odd and just works.

I am mechanical engineer and I want tô became a robotic engineer. I focus on study eletric, electronics and automation. Thanks for your videos.

I could only imagine what it feels to want study math and seeing some purpose in it. Let alone understanding it from basics to crazy topics. Maybe some day.

oh man!!! This is my favourite channel ..

Honestly, I had the exact same revelation when I was trying to understand the mechanics behind robots, and it sparked a whole new love for math! I realized how amazing it is that I can use math on both the mechanical and programming sides of robotics. At first, I was having a lot of issues because I was working with more electronics, which meant more power consumption. That led me to this exciting pivot - I wanted my robot to rely more on mechanical energy rather than electrical, finding ways to make it move and sense its environment with mechanisms that would help save power when it’s out in the field. As I taught myself more about mechanics, engineering, and all those fundamentals, I fell deeper in love with understanding the “why” behind the math. Suddenly, all those formulas had practical, exciting applications! Just like you mentioned, it’s like discovering strategies and combinations that create the biggest impact. This realization took me back to the research I did during my bachelor’s and honours years - I started digging up old papers to see if I could replicate those concepts for my own robots. It’s been such an eye-opening journey, and my appreciation for mathematics has only grown stronger!

I'm in my 2nd year of my BTech Robotics and AI degree, and ive been learning all the things u just mentioned here, but never understood properly how we are going to use then in application especially the maths. Amazing video, it made me understand why we need to study those things. Thank you!

I'm starting to love this account, it's pure gold. Please also recommend some good robotics books. Thank You.

Writing "Autonomous Robot" is redundant. A true is autonomous by definition. If a machine is not autonomous, it is not a robot, and is a remotely controlled machine. To be autonomous means something operates completely by itself without any help from outside sources such as Hunans. If you are remotely controlling a vehicle, that vehicle is not a robot.

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