What is Mechatronics Engineering??

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[hoodedassassin]

Im currently a third year mechatronics student in Australia. We call it our degree "Robotics & Automation Engineering", and it sums it up pretty nicely.

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[joseramosjunior]

In Brazil, Machatronics engineering is officially called "Control and Automation Engineering" hahahah. Love your videos ✌🏻

[jacobburrell]

Mechatronics Engineering is the "Jack-of-all-Trades" Engineering, but with more in-depth understanding of a specific subject than one or more different specific types of engineering. The subject depends on the industry you decide to go into. For example: If you're going into an industry that's very Mechanical Engineering-focused, you're going to have a more in-depth understanding of a specific part of mechanical engineering than even a Mechanical Engineer. Why? Every specific engineering branch only provides a broad understanding of every concept of that branch, but never dives more deeply into it.

[alien-x]

this is so gr8 <3 I got to know about this field 1-2 yrs ago and it includes all my interests : mechanical, electrical, electronics ; but hardly i've heard anyone talk about this irl...this is like the typical inventor stuff and it's superb

[felipea]

The multi-discipline should have been name Megatronic Engineering. 😁

[cc-tojn]

lets be real if i cant be iron man, there's no point in trying

[vedanshuseedwan]

Embedded ideally is a different field so is Robotics and Automation. What Mechatronics technically stands for is the pathway to learn intelligent systems and by intelligent I mean to develop a system that functions automatically without or with less involvement between humans and machines. So the field is broad but it depends where you need to incline more towards which area. One thing is sure that you (Mechatronics) will have a better understanding of how systems interact with each other compared to other fields.

[MidNightMass]

1:00 i agree!!!
i always try to keep it simple but then i go off by saying like “oh but i also can do this!” and i end up confusing my entire family so i just tell them i program/wire robots lmao

[kge]

In my country (Poland) every technical university has mechatronics major for ages. In some you gravitate more towards robotics, some more towards CAx and some in metrology. It waries in every uni. However everyone connected to technical field knows what it is.

[quickturtle]

In my dream school, it is called, "Robotics, controls, mechatronics, and weapons engineering", and it's website often switches between 2 of them for brief descriptions.

[clads]

What is the difficulty of Mechatronics compared to other popular engineering fields (mechanical, electrical) be? Also what are some examples of projects you would do in Mechatronics?

[Jiggly]

im in the 8th grade and want to study mechatronics, specifically robotics, i am very fascinated by mechatronics engineering and robots, and hope to become a mechatronics/robotics engineer!

[mohammadzaid]

Everyone's want's to become iron man but no one talk about he's genius at that much that he become specialist in thermonuclear astrophysics in one night and also make a time Machine in 10seconds and also make an impossible mini arc reactor in a cave 🧐💀🚬✌🏻🕶️

[nileyar]

Your videos help me a lot. I am a freshman Mechatronics Engineering student but I am thinking of switching my major to CS/Software Engineering mainly because I am not sure what Mechatronics Engineers even do and what are the future job prospects. I tried searching the web and YouTube videos about Mechatronics from a Mechatronics Engineering student perspective but there aren't many of it. I am glad that I found your videos because they cleared up my confusion and opinion about the Mechatronics Engineering.

If you can, please do a video on Mechatronics Engineering programs in Australia. This program is offered in many Australian Universities; like UNSW, UTS, University of Sydney, University of Queensland and Monash University. They are somewhat popular between students here but not many people really understand about this major and like u said people just assume this major is the same as Mechanical Engineering major.

Thanks you for the video and please consider my request.

Keep up the good work !!!

[NthStudios]

Thank you so much man. Your video really helped me.

[thez]

I'm learning it but I don't even know what I'm learning so...

[richardoguzie-ibeh]

Lol 😂, that's the same reaction I get after telling someone my field of study.

[theperipateticaccrescent]

Thank You, You are an Angel...

I really needed this..

a bit more detail would be appreciated

[wolorpg]

I'm a Mechatronics Engineer from germany, we called it Microtechnology and Mechatronics.
The road is a fun one studying this field. I was working as a automation software engineer. Then I got my recent job, where I construct and build chemical plants. IT's really fun, but my Boss keeps asking me if I'm allowed to switch on electrical systems, which I am up to 1kV, all after that is beyond me. Just Now I'm working as an Instrumentation and Controls Engineer, so basically electrical with small voltage and sensors. But since I didn't study electrical engineering, I keep getting asked if I'm allowed to switch on Electrical Systems.
Still, best decision of my life.