วีดีโอ

Brother i am a deep learning applied to robotics and computer vision engineer with 2 years of experience in factory and labs (but mainly if not only on the manipulation part with many robotic arm brands) and i am litteraly addicted to your videos, you're doing crazy good work and looking forward to learn the mobile robotics navigation parts which i only saw on my master degree back then, can't wait for the course

when did learn ros2 what for gpio library or framework did you use to control robots?

If you'd like to excel in robotics engineering, check out this: th-cam.com/video/KsirntbBt6I/w-d-xo.html

ffs.. that question is killing me already. Hope it wouldn't be the first one to answer. I know myself, with that little of detail about the situation, without any more context or further insights, I couldn't hold myself but just go all in with "As a robot, I would tell the user to move out of my view, because I cant work like that".. Im definitely not a robotic engineer.

How you become one, very simple. You start doing something, fail, try again, fail a million times, but be resilient, try to learn theory and practice together and keep going. You dont need a course, just motivation, resiliency and focus

Thats why i chosed electrical engineering

What projects should i do to land jobs in a robotics competition company?

I wonder if there was a code that created a world and terrain like in Minecraft to run and fly with those robots

I'm a self taught roboticist. I dropped out of film school to make motion control cinebots.

I failed linear algebra and Calculus 3 but I was also able to get into grad school(getting my masters in GIS technology ) plus I have a diploma in math from Alison

why can we program with c (somthing similar to arduino)

Thanks for the great resources. I'm really interested in robotics simulators. Actually, I was looking for robotics simulators, and I found a bunch of them. But I'm not sure which I should use for what. I found Webots, Gazebo, Isaacgym, Isaacsim/lab, Pybullet, Coppelia, and others. I'm interested in realistic movement for humanoid robots. What do you think about this topic and the simulators? Thank you for your attention.

thanks

Thank you for these resources!

great video

What is if we want to try it in real after we are done in Simulation

Bra this is sooo amazing

I always loved to get into robotic designs and building, but I've always been lost and never knew where to begin

Thank you for the video👍

Your videos are incredibly informative and inspiring for me as a mechatronics engineering student. Thanks for the great content-keep up the awesome work!

If you'd like to excel in robotics engineering, check out this: th-cam.com/video/KsirntbBt6I/w-d-xo.html

Robotics is a broad field, just like physics is a broad field, so much so that people who do physics have to specialize and go in plasma physics, or atomic molecular physics, or particle physics, or quantum materials physics, acoustics / fluid mechanics, and so on. Robotics is basically anything that involves the fusion of machines and means to control them (usually electronics) that doesn't fall into categories like automotives or aeronautics. That's an incredibly broad field, and just like physics, people can specialize and go into things like industrial robotics, robot vehicles, humanoid or animal-based robots, drones. Very difficult, if not impossible, to be highly experienced in all of them.

I want to get my 10-year old son into robotics as he loves building things with Legos, computers, and coding small games in Scratch. Do you have any recommendations where I should start him out? We're in China at the moment. His math is pretty strong for his age. -Mike

When are you going to launch your robotic course?

You know that is so true I believe a theory of lower gravity that means middle gravity what you need help particles I would never use a particle collider someone make a portal

starting first year civil eng., makes me more hopeful

Hello sir, even im interested in such topics since im studying science, btw you can refer the math/phy concept descriptions in the book series called "Cengage JEE advanced mechanics 1" 3rd edition by BM sharma and cengage jee adv electricity book, the author elaborates the concepts that are imagined wonderfully with reference diagrams

I really appreciate your efforts❤ . Could you make a video on what kind of calculations the computer handles and what we shouldn't worry about?

I always come here to have cool time, keep it up

Man I'm starting a ee grad studies with research in AV. I'm definitely appreciating your content 🤝🫡

How I became a robotics engineer: th-cam.com/video/KsirntbBt6I/w-d-xo.html

What was the actual thing the guy told you?

I can think of many ways this happened all interesting.

He never misses, the absolute legend !!

Math, that’s my issue. That’s my problem

I request you to please make this course available again. I love PX4 and ROS and I have worked with Pixhawk 2.4.8 and Pixhawk Cube Orange and done simulations in ROS. So please allow me to access this course. Thank you

I also recommend First Principles of Computer Vision. It is such an awesome resource for free! youtube.com/@firstprinciplesofcomputerv3258

Thanks that was really good an i like that you show code and math

Consider a case where we have a single camera if we go a bit advance we can use monocular depth estimation to get the dist ance do 3d reconstruction but this is only for ground based robots Lets take aankther case i am really not sure about this just making ideas what if we match features between frames the movement between the calculate angular velocity on a calibrated camera. I feel like this has a lot of downsides but maybe tracking movement of features in deferrent frames can give info about linear movement or rotational movement. I am currently reaserching this will update if i find a solution by implementing it on a rover And i know the solution just removes the purpose of this video to make it simple if you can but i felt it was right to put this here

How I became a robotics engineer: th-cam.com/video/KsirntbBt6I/w-d-xo.html

It is very useful. Thanks 👍

I'm currently a mechatronics student with a focus in robotics. The closer I get to graduation the more daunting this career field feels. The program I'm in isn't the best but I'm working through it. Hoping I can find more experience through personal projects and internships.

I am an Electrical Engineering graduate who specializes in Robotics. I read most of these textbooks while in the university. Am considering doing my research interests in Robotics, Intelligent and autonomous system

If you need some real robotics work and are a US citizen contact me

When I see a video like this, I feel so much like an imposter. I graduated my Master's in robotics this summer and I'm currently looking for a job. The robotics landscape in my country is somewhat limited to either research, industrial work, which is mostly PLC, and some few and far between companies working on their own robots. I feel like I've gained a wealth of knowledge throughout my education, but it is so broad that I know some things about everything, but I wouldn't be able to whip up an error state kalman filter just like that or fuse CNN data with other sensors without a lot of help, so it's difficult to not feel like a fraud when applying for jobs

Wow, such a great video. Sorry Im a newbie here, i have a question. Do i need to install or configure something to run the docker code at the beginning of this video? Hopefully you notice my question, Thankss

We learn robotics so that we can teach other robotics on a cool TH-cam channel with a not so cool channel name.