What Is Mechatronics Engineering?

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[ShaneHummus]

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[srtfanu]

Got my mechatronics degree and with zero experience started at 40 an hour. It’s unbelievable the demand for it right now

[TheLastPrime]

Just got into a Mechatronics program through my job, I'm unbelievably excited to get my career going. They're paying for it in full also which is the biggest blessing of my life.

[japhetmayige]

Mechatronics comes my way! I dreamt of it, and now for the first time, a bachelor's degree in Mechatronics Engineering is offered in Tanzania! Proud to be one among the fellows in this field 💪💪

[whitepeoplebefuckingup]

My dad is 1 year away from graduating so proud of him and it helps a lot to understand what he is doing and going to do everyday 👍

[MsRiqueman]

Im studying mechatronics engineering right now. The course really is hard, I dont know what the other enginnerings are like, but this one hurts. However, I love the idea of working with robots and all sorts of automation projects. So far, ive been studying calculus I(math), physics I, descriptive geometry, programming and algorithms, fundamental chemistry, and introduction to mechtronics engineering( which is basically microcontroller projects). I think this engineering will do very well in the next years, as it is a very modern concept of combining mechanical engineering with electronics and programming, which will be extremely useful in the age of drones, robots and automation in general. I think i will have a good career in this field. Thank you for the video.

[ronaldwilliams]

I am a business specialist for the State of Missouri VR. I was researching Mechatronic and did not understand all they do. With your video it help me understand and have a clear cut picture for the career. Now armed with this knowledge, I can now to help this person get a job. Thank you!

[montanajones]

For a year I have been telling you to do Mechatronics, finally you did.

[DylanSmith-qspr]

Got my associates degree a year ago at 22yr old, making $70k now with only a couple years combined experience. To put that into prospective the median income in NE is $33k, so I've quickly ascended into a comfortable life at an early age. It's so fulfilling to create and fix things. Industrial automation is an ever-expanding industry, there's not nearly enough people to fill these jobs

[jewshwa]

How about a video on “to or not to: community college” and just about when it would be recommended and when it wouldn’t be. Deadlines for choosing a college are coming up and I’m still on the fence about community college or university

[hydra_smh]

Here in Brazil I am in a school called SESI (Which when translated stands for Industrial Social Service) Which basically is an Industrial school. When you reach 11th grade (I am finishing 10th here, it ends in september), You can start to do SENAI (National Industrial Service), which is basically a college that happens during high school, in which you can choose an industrial course to follow, but you have to do a pretty hard test to get in, which is to pretty much secure your spot in it. The courses I was think about doing are Mechatronics or Electromechanics, but I guess after this video, I am gonna go for Mechatronics. And also, when you graduate out of high school, SENAI indicates you to an industry, and so you can work a half time job in the area of the course you coursed, so basically you can go to college in the morning and work in the afternoon, and you make a somewhat decent sallary, brilliant, isnt it? I personally want to be an airline pilot, but if I dont make it through the medical exam, I'll be a Mechatronics Engineer. And I will do SENAI to secure my future, as also, I am pretty sure that you have a vantage when getting a job, as SENAI counts in for experience.

[demiworld]

I was just looking at this major the other day to help out my brother with this!! I’m definitely sharing the video with him and others. Awesome work, Shane! 😊

[tempestrl]

this could not have come out at a better time as im big time considering going into this after the summer break!

[Lazymath_]

My friend is planning to pursue this degree. He was complaining just the other day how every university in the USA has Gender Studies but not a mechatronics engineering degree 😂😂😂

[ronerickson]

Robotics Code for Cognition Ignition
F=m*45*53
Works in an open-sourced system and initiates an electromotive force of energy that matches up the SOST's speed to the processors speed. Starts your robot walking and talking on his own power.

[ERIK-]

I believe mechatronics in general is going to be good for getting involved into anything that has to do with technology in general, if you cant do one part or someone does it better you still always can do another part of the task or the machine, and i am quite interested in lots of parts of machines in general but cant decide which one to sacrifice in order to get specialised in other parts of it so i guess i'll do a bit of everything

[theSAMMAN]

This video helped me a lot. I thought I was stuck in the technician field because I couldn't find anything for "mechatronics" specifically. Think I'll try spreading my resume around for other engineering types. 😁

[ikersiqueirosblanco]

Really like Mechatronics, and It’s been my n.1 on things I’d like to study next year in college for a while. I’m pretty good at school and specifically logic and Math, but still I’m kinda scared I won’t be smart enough

[MrEvilyogurt]

I studied mechatronics and robotics in uk . Was fun and challenging but it’s defo not for everyone . Turned out for us we done zero robotics till final year and we only had one module. Rest of the course was mainly a mix between electrical mechanical and software engineering .

[abrokeprogrammer]

Dude i have never seen an actual good video about explaining a degree like that