Top 10 Skills for Robotics Engineers

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Ben Sullins and Free the Data Academy

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01 - Skills for robotics engineers.mp4

03:13

02 - Robotics fundamentals.mp4

01:43

03 - Mechatronics.mp4

02:45

04 - Proficiency in programming languages.mp4

02:24

05 - Knowledge of control systems.mp4

02:19

06 - Understanding of machine learning.mp4

02:33

07 - Familiarity with sensors and actuators.mp4

02:35

08 - Kinematics.mp4

02:16

09 - Computer vision.mp4

02:31

10 - Human-robot interaction.mp4

02:14

11 - Strong problem-solving skills.mp4

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12 - See you in the next course.mp4

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Are you beginning or pivoting into a career in robotics engineering? This course can help you get started. Tech consultant Ben Sullins guides you through ten top skills you need to succeed in this field. Learn about robotics fundamentals and mechatronics, and then go over the programming languages in which you’ll need to be proficient and the control systems you’ll need to know. Develop an understanding of machine learning and a familiarity with sensors and actuators. Explore kinematics, computer vision, and human-robot interaction. Plus, learn why you’ll need strong problem-solving skills to succeed as a robotics engineer.

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I run Free the Data Academy which offers high-quality Data Skills training online. I've worked in data since the late 90's in nearly every role out there and in 2013 began sharing what I've learned through online courses. You can find my courses here on LinkedIn and on my own academy at FTDAcademy.com

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