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Learn how machines sense, think, and move. This topic explores how mechanical components, sensors, and control systems come together to build autonomous robots and automated processes.
What is Robotics and Automation?
Robotics and automation is the discipline of designing machines that can move, sense the environment, and perform tasks without constant human control. It blends mechanics, electronics, and programming into one system. Whether it’s a two-motor educational robot or an industrial manipulator, robotics teaches logical thinking, spatial reasoning, and how to bring hardware and software together to solve real-world problems.

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🤖 Boston Dynamics
🏭 FANUC
🚗 Tesla (Manufacturing & Robotics)
📦 Amazon Robotics
♻️ ABB Robotics
🏙️ NVIDIA (Robotics AI)
🦾 KUKA Robotics
How we use Robotics:
Students apply robotics and automation skills by designing robots, programming behaviors, and testing how machines respond to different conditions. You learn to iterate: adjust hardware, tune software, measure results, and improve the system. These skills translate directly into fields like manufacturing, autonomous vehicles, warehouse automation, and research robotics.
