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It's awesome that you're interested in robotics with a Computer Science background! You're definitely on the right track. Here's the breakdown: Can you get into Robotics with just a BSc in Computer Science? Absolutely! Software is Key: Robotics heavily relies on software for control, perception, and AI. Your CS degree provides a strong foundation in programming, algorithms, and data structures - all essential for robotics. Growing Demand: The industry is booming, and companies are always looking for talented software engineers who can work on robotic systems. Do you need a Master's in Engineering? It Depends: Not Always Necessary: Many entry-level positions in robotics are accessible with a bachelor's degree, especially if you have strong coding skills and relevant projects. Can Provide an Edge: A Master's degree, especially in Robotics or a related field, can: Specialize: You can focus on areas like AI, control systems, or specific robot types. Advancement: Higher-level positions and research roles often prefer advanced degrees. Networking: Graduate programs provide valuable connections within the robotics community. Learning Mechanics and Electronics on Your Own: Highly Recommended: Hands-on experience is crucial! Here's how to gain it: Personal Projects: Build robots! Start with simple projects (like line-following robots or robotic arms) and gradually increase complexity. Online Courses: Platforms like Coursera, edX, and Udemy offer courses on electronics, mechatronics, and robotics. DIY Kits: Explore kits like Arduino or Raspberry Pi to learn about electronics and sensors. Open-Source Projects: Contribute to open-source robotics projects to gain real-world experience. Workshops and Hackathons: Attend local events to learn from others and network. Key Takeaways: Your CS degree is a fantastic starting point. Focus on building a strong portfolio of personal projects. Consider a Master's degree if you want to specialize or pursue advanced roles. Continuous learning is essential in the rapidly evolving field of robotics.

Yes, it's all about being informed and knowledgeable about the current state of automation.

Given your background as a maintenance technician in the food and beverage industry with a B.Sc. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, an M.Sc. in Process Control would likely be the most beneficial option for your career advancement. Betting on your success! Good luck!

I think we have done videos on this topic. Feel free to explore those Fanuc tutorials in the channel.

@@EliteAutomationthank you

Thanks! This has been my advocacy ever since. I want the younger generation to love and learn manufacturing and automation.

ha ha ha...

nope, china is still far off.

It's awesome that you're diving deep into automation during your EEE BSc! Here are some recommendations to further engage with the field: 1. Deepen PLC Programming Skills 2. Expand Your Automation Horizons 3. Develop Essential Skills 4. Gain Practical Experience

@@EliteAutomation Thank you for this.

@@mbinkarsalifu4373 you're welcome! take care!

let's just pray that it will never happen someday🙏

yeah, you got it bro.

ha ha ha...i guess he wont be.

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ha ha ha. still needs more improvement though.

if there is a waste of money, it would be elon musk who would lose😆

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hi bro, the video source is from official tesla site. i can bet this is not CGI because of its sharpness, color grade and there are no strange shadows, blurs, or light flickers.

@@EliteAutomation Pls visit Corridor Crew and see their 5 YEAR old Army Robot video, then read your comment again. The sharpness of the video is not a proof.

Why do you guys always try and dismiss these achievements? If its CGI then it means nothing. If it's real, then it is showing just how capable the Tesla bot is becoming. There is nothing that points to it being CGI.

@@daydreamer8373 The first half of the video the robot has no shadow. And at the scene with the street, shadow is blurry. Sorry, i hate TESLA. Not for the fact they are EVs. Cause they are dangerous junk. They removed important sensors so reduce costs, and the cars became even more dangerous. Musk tricks where he can. He lies all the time. And there is proof of that. But nooooo. Its just missinterpretation... And now, they have a product that is more advanced than Honda and Bostson Dynamics, who work for decades on robots?

@@TobiasRieperGER You people see what you want to see. If you think the robot isn't real, time will show who is right. As for removing sensors. I presume you are talking about FSD? Tesla removed radar and went pure vision. V13 seems to show that was the correct decision. and they are now well placed to dominate in this space. automation will make our roads far safer.

yes, i think there will more developments soon.

yeah, but the programming and tech inputs are quite impressive still

didn't get that bro.

Он идёт, словно немного выпил алкоголя😂

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Nah, still atleast a decade even to implement for small group of population

@@joebidenw4385 study and inform yourself well, they are already implementing it

ha ha ha...well, im sure optimus can.

good point bro.

🙂 thanks!

Hi, both paths have their own set of advantages and disadvantages. Here's a breakdown to help you decide: Associate's Degree First: Pros: Faster entry into the workforce: You'll gain valuable hands-on experience and start earning sooner. Lower initial investment: Associate's degrees generally cost less than bachelor's degrees. Potential for career advancement: Many employers value experience, and your work experience can help you advance within a company. Flexibility: You can continue your education while working, allowing you to earn a bachelor's degree at your own pace. Cons: Limited career options: Some higher-level positions may require a bachelor's degree. Potential for lower earning potential: In the long run, you might earn less than someone with a bachelor's degree. Bachelor's Degree First: Pros: Higher earning potential: Graduates with bachelor's degrees typically earn more over their careers. More career options: A bachelor's degree opens doors to a wider range of jobs and career paths. Stronger foundation: You'll gain a deeper understanding of the theoretical and practical aspects of automation engineering. Potential for higher-level positions: Many management and leadership roles require a bachelor's degree. Cons: Higher initial investment: Bachelor's degrees are more expensive and time-consuming. Delayed entry into the workforce: You'll have to wait longer to start earning an income. Potential for student loan debt: You may incur significant student loan debt. I hope this information helps you make the right decisions. Cheers and good luck! Wishing you the best!

🙂...soon in the near future maybe. ha ha ha...

wow! cool...thanks for sharing your success story! cheers!

thanks for sharing!

That's fantastic that you enjoyed your Siemens PLC class! Shifting your focus to programming automation systems is a very rewarding path. You can also focus on the following, building upon your Siemens experience: 1. Deepen Siemens PLC Expertise such as Advanced Programming, Structured Text, Motion Control, Data Handling, Troubleshooting, TIA Portal Mastery and Safety Integrated 2. Expand PLC Vendor Knowledge 3. Robotics Fundamentals 4. Industrial Communication & Networks 5. Systems Integration I hope this information helps. Thanks for watching and please subscribe to the channel so you can be notified when I have some new content about automation. Cheers!

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hi, here's another video that might answer your query about loops in fanuc: ruclips.net/video/1EGbFubZwMA/видео.html

Typically, a robot's IP address isn't directly assigned by a network provider in a factory setting. Instead, it's usually configured within the robot's control system or network settings. This configuration can be done manually or automatically through a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server.

Mechatronics engineering is a highly sought-after field in Japan, especially with the country's focus on advanced technology and automation. Potential job roles with a Mechatronics Engineering degree in Japan: - Robotics Engineer - Automotive Engineer - Aerospace Engineer - Manufacturing Engineer - Research and Development Engineer

i think there's no reason to be afraid and i think there's great opportunity for everyone.

it's never too late. hope our videos would be of great help to you and your career.

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keep on watching our videos. we have made many training videos in our channel.

browse through our videos because there's a lot of information in there.

development is faster than expected...

yes, i think they had the left hand worked out first. lets wait for further developments in the next coming weeks.

yeah😅

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ha ha ha, yes it could probably play those instruments🙂

😅probably

1. here it is: www.fanucamerica.com/products/robots/robot-simulation-software-FANUC-ROBOGUIDE 2. Fanuc robots are typically programmed using a combination of the teaching pendant and PLC integration.