Robotic Engineering

About this course

Robotic engineering is concerned with the design, construction, and programming of machines that can sense their environment and act within it autonomously or semi-autonomously. It is one of the most rapidly growing fields in engineering, drawing on mechanical engineering, electronics, computer science, and artificial intelligence to create systems that are transforming manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, exploration, and everyday life. Roboticists need to think across disciplines, combining physical design with software development and an understanding of how machines can be made to perceive, reason, and act in complex and variable environments. At the University of York this four-year programme builds your understanding of the engineering principles underlying robotic systems, from sensors and actuators to control theory, computer vision, and machine learning. You will develop pract

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