What is Mechatronics Engineering??

When i say to anyone that I'm mechatronic engineer they say yes you are electrician yeah but i can't explain mechatronic to them 😮‍💨

You're an INTJ!

I am a graduate of Civil Engineering, and I plan venturing into Mechatronics Engineering for my Master's. Is there any advice someone can give me?

My dream and goal is to design and Manufacture great machinery that will change the face of Africa. (Am African by the way).

Advice will be appreciated, or perhaps What I should EXPECT during this course)

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

Confussed why they don't call it, Automation Engineering 🤔🤖
Also, "F" Paper Crowns. Get a job being a mechanic with a manufacturing company, and 18 months later you will know more than your professors + get paid + no debt. Learn And/Or logic as soon as possible.

Try Computer Systems Engineering, you say it and people say "Oh so you're doing computer science?" then you describe it and they say "Oh so you're doing robotics engineering?" which is closer i guess (we share about 70% of our modules with the robotics course and only 1 core module with CS) so i just let them continue with that.

Sounds a bit like biomedical engineering (without the biomedical part) - electronics, mechanical mechanisms, software - basically robotics.

What's so confusing about MECHanical engineering + elecTRONICS? Everyone past grade 6 should be capable of understanding this.

a tron engineer.

How is mechatronics different from electromechanical engineering?

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

Same, everyone thinks I build Transformors with my Megatron degree.

I've heard my teachers in Mexico call it mechanical-electronic engineering. And while not fully wrong. I think it doesn't explain it correctly. Since mechatronics engineers usually get into whatever they can, they learn a lot of disciplines for a reason.

The problem is HR and degree letters. Unfortunately, if your major isn't part of what they advertised for, You have the task of convincing them that you should even be considered as a candidate...

You definitely look like a mechatronics engineer named Oliver 🤓

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Love your video

Thanks for the interesting and funny video🔥

I love this video dude. . . it's perfect

mechatronics work quantume computer ??

Great video man.
When you say jobs/internships want to see you "creating", what do you mean? Like joining clubs that work on projects? Thanks.

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.

Ahhh
I have completed mechanical engineering
Mechatronics is awesome

The same happens to me! Haha

I love the texan accent lol

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?

Also, Cybernetics Engineering.*

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nah i disagree mechatronics sounds better and makes sense to call it plus if u were to call mechatronics engineering just robotics engineering itd be more confusing since theres more then robotics

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

How many projects have worked on and what are they?

Hello I am an High School Student. I wander that is hard to study as an Mechatronics Enginering than other enginering section or generally is it really hard? And also One of My question is What kind of Subjects you should be good at for This area.

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.

What is in the first 57 sec is happening with me and its been about a year🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I have interest in aerospace, mechanical but also the electronic and software parts. should i try studying mechatronics engineering based on those interests?

this was fantastic, what would be great ideas to begin creating for mechatronics as a 18 year old?

Can i be a game developers after mechatronics

Can u self educate at home

That sounds really amazing. But I can’t choose between mechatronics and electrical engineering. What do you think I should do?

one of my friends descirbed it perfectly he said "tony starc sh*t"

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

Dude , electronics's and communications or mechatronics which engineering is better

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!

if they dont get it hit them with the OLD robotics engineer XD

Ah, so a Techpriest engineer

Is it possible if a mechatronics engineer works as an IOT (Internet of things) job?
Thank you in advance, brother!!!

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