The mechanical engineering technology BS – robotics and automation option allows for specialized study in all engineering aspects of industrial and collaborative robotics (cobots) along with ...

The ongoing robotics research in the Department of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering covers a wide range of topics, such as planning, motion control, multi-agent coordination, and robot-assisted ...

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Control engineering integrates classical feedback principles with modern intelligent methodologies to direct dynamic processes across diverse applications. In mechatronics, this discipline unites ...

On land, in air, in space, and underwater, as individuals and as teams, autonomous machines increasingly impact infrastructure, healthcare, security, manufacturing, and the environment. Our research ...

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In 2015, a poll of 200 senior corporate executives conducted by the National Robotics Education Foundation identified robotics as a major source of jobs for the United States. Indeed, some 81% of ...

Robots are not coming to take our jobs, control our lives, or make human beings obsolete. They’re here to work with us and to help us be our best selves— at work and at home—whether we’re assembling ...

Choice of Dynamic Courses: Advanced course work and elective courses focus on programming, control, sensors-vision systems, or machine learning/artificial in and automation. Industry Work Experience: ...

Mechanical engineers design, build and test the systems and machines we use daily. If you choose to study mechanical engineering at UW, you’ll study the foundations of energy conversion, materials ...

The integration of control engineering, mechatronics and robotics represents a dynamic convergence of disciplines that underpins modern technological innovation. At its core, control engineering ...