Robotics Engineering
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8 years agoGuide-Level 13
Mathematically, robotics is the subset of mechatronics set.
Robotics is a specific branch of mechatronics that requires the knowledge of,
Dynamic system modeling and analysis
Control engineering
Signal conditioning
Sensors and actuators
Hardware interface
Path programming
Kinematics and so on.
As you can see, even a mechatronic system requires the above-mentioned elements. However, it differs from a robotic system in terms of functionality and the use case. For example, coffee vending machine, airplane, washing machine, automobile,
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Scholar-Level 17
Software engineering is a better option among these two as you can find better job option after completing this course. There are many good colleges offers this course
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IITs in Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi, Kanpur, Kharagpur
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
National Institute of Technology
University of Hyderabad
Jadavpur University
Birla Institute of Technology and Science
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Scholar-Level 17
Yes, it is. Go to DAAD website and search for the course. It will list out the exact universities. Check DAAD-Delhi website.
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8 years agoContributor-Level 10
One can expect an average placement of around 4-5 LPA and the total batch placement for the branch of automation and robotics engineering to be around 70%.
These are the companies that visited the campus for the placement drive for automation and robotics engineering in the year 2017.
Bosch, HP, Benz, Quest Global, TAFE, Infosys, Accenture, East engineering, Continental, Toyota Kirloskar, Applied Materials, Walmart labs, Informatica, akamai, Microsoft, Shapoorji Pallonji, Total Environm
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Scholar-Level 17
It won't be easy to get into the second year. It will depend on the university's credit point requirements and if you have met them. Also, you completed your Bachelor's through distance and open learning so additional credit point requirements must be met. It is best that you write to universities in the USA and get a clarification.
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