Robotics Engineering

About this course

Robotics engineering is the discipline concerned with the design, construction, programming, and deployment of robots and intelligent autonomous systems. Robots are increasingly present in manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, agriculture, space exploration, and domestic life, and the engineering expertise needed to build them draws on mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, computer science, and artificial intelligence. Robotics engineers work on everything from the mechanical structure and actuation of a robot's body to the sensor systems, control algorithms, and machine learning models that enable it to perceive and navigate the world. At Queen Mary University of London this four-year, full-time programme gives you hands-on experience of how robots and intelligent systems are designed and built, alongside knowledge of how they are applied across society. You will study the me

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