Everything need some sort of sacrifice. If there's a will there's a way. Think of the outcome, if it worth it then go ahead persue it. Ngl, our days on earth is numbered, so might as well do what you really want to do, while you can.
Micheal Reeves, Stark, and the prosthetics in Marvel’s Spider-Man (ps4) got me interested in engineering... Funny how fiction or comedy can get you intrigued
Hey, just wanna say, you may be a jack of all trades and master of none in a team. However, in a team, you are the one who connects all the dots and knowing something about everything enables you to tackle issues from a different angle, to think outside of the "specialization" box.
Yeah i always think about how first combustion engine was invented. If you are fully mechanical enginner you wouldn't know about chemical reactions and combustion, and if you are fully chemistry enginner you wouldn't know about how energy created from combustion could be transfered and used with mechanical parts. Some smart ass that was mediocre in both areas had 'eureka' moment and designed the first engine.
I chose a bachelor's in Mechatronics specifically because I don't want to hyper specialize on one specific thing. I want to have some flexibility in career paths, but also I wanted something that would serve my own hobbies and personal interests in creating things. Perfect degree for me
@Cricketdude69 It's a tough degree. I am now going to finish the degree part-time while I get sales experience and try to go into engineering sales and engineering consulting. My advice is find a student organization/ club or engineering society. Anything that connects you with other engineering professionals so you can tour their workplace and learn more about the different jobs they can do. That's what made me realize I didn't want to be an engineer, but still be in an engineering industry
what college did you go to that had a mechatronics degree? all the college's near me just offer it has a 30 credit our certificate so idk if that's worth it
@@justinladd364it’s a new & devloping career path as technology gets more advanced & accessible at all levels so college rarely offers it. You’re better off self studying, focus on small self projects & slowly work your way up in complexity & build a portfolio
That's basically where I started! Don't underestimate the value of that experience. Just getting comfortable working with hardware is a big first step :)
That may sound like a silly thing, but actually a lot of people don't even know basic stuff like this. So I guess is a solid achievement if you want to learn this kind of things.
Zombie demon i’m not knowledgeable on that subject but i assume the “psychic energy” could be a special frequency that allows you to connect to other frequencies in other people. the tech itself has to be small and it can use the electricity inside humans, it might not be enough but the idea is cool. the tech needs to communicate with the brain and possibly even be on it.
I definitely can relate. Electronics engineering student. A.S as well. Been doing electronics and building for over 12 years. Prior mechanic. 3D printing instructor, self taught, dabbling into welding and machining. I definitely live for this
@MacroidX11A People like you who doesn't acknowledge science fiction as a goal will never have improvements in life. Some people uses fictional characters as their inspiration, grow up and leave them be
scientists can even confirmed that the fictional technology in iron man can be achieved in the near future since technology always improves time to time, yet you're here
Most people forget that he did have parts and builds from his own company thanks to the people holding him captive. So it was a box of some high tech scraps
@@painyt4878 Tony made that in a cave but that was in a movie Do you know the reason why the sub atomic particals are not stable. And why atoms release energy when combine with another atom or more We just assume that to increase the stability of an atom it releases energy (but there is no logical proof) So I believe someone in future will get the answer but to know it it'll take minimum one or more decades
Mechatronics is something which I wanted to do since I’m very passionate about it to serve this industry and here Quantum University is actually having teachers to teach well
OMG this is me exactly. i got into digital art recently and decided not to pursue it due to career instabilty(and no art school being available in my area) so wound up choosing mechatronics. came here cus idk much about it and i aint gonna lie i blindly chose it because it sounded like something i want and indeed i like being a jack of all trades.
I'm in science right now and using it too transition into Mechatronics Engineering, and boi I just can't even wait to start building stuff and I already have, I'm just waiting for my exams to finish for this semester so I can start working on the 8 things I want to do
I'm also in the planing faze for a while now, starting a math major in fall. I'm a self thought programmer for 3 years now, so I decided to study something else in college in order to broaden my knowledge. I'm more interested in writing the lower level software for the future nerve gear.
Ngl u and Michel reeves are a huge inspiration to me. I’ve gotten more involved with vr and have even started on the journey to learning html and c#. I want to continue learning this stuff and everything you cover interests me. Thanks man and keep up the great work
I'm happy to hear that Yosuke! Definitely keep going. Michael himself mentioned that he only got into these things and succeeded because he pursued it as a hobby and stayed dedicated in spite of adversity and naysayers. Keep at it and you'll be amazed at what you can do.
@@yosuke.fullstack I was joking. Go for it, man. It's all about taking baby steps. Soon enough, you'll be writing to a micro controller or an ARM cortex. I learned all kinds of skills by teaching myself, and I dropped out my first year of college two years ago. You'll get there.
personally during middle school I got good at math and desmos which made me crave logical challenges, I got into programming [python and C++] and then just learned basic arduino, and then I wanted to make my stuff look cooler with 3d printing and them got into EasyEDA for custom electronics and now i'm really good and apparently I just learned that the term for this stuff is "mechatronics" and I wonder if I can pursue this field in a university and then get a job with something similar to it and then start my own company, but im in 9th grade currently and I just use my automatic stock bots with paypal and it's pretty decent acutally
Exactly and you can take a master to make yourself work in more field as a master in ai there you became a jack of all trades and at the same time master of Ai
honestly i was looking for a path that some would call "general engineering" because i just had too many interests in the engineering world, and then i found mechatronics. a stupid name for such a great idea, i have yet to enter college but i am experimenting with circuits learning physics and math which i like, im the type of person who likes every part of the design process and want to be able to understand every bit of it!
Industrial design is tite too. Wish someone told me about industrial design when I thought what i should have been studying was engineering to do what I wanted to do.
I’m also going for an a.a.s in Mechatronics and it’s genuinely so fun! Originally I had planned to go into some sort of coding field, but I decided I wanted something way more hands-on and something that wouldn’t have to deal with so much networking. The head of the Mechatronics department came into my highschool for our “Career Day” and I immediately knew that was what I wanted to pursue, I’ve finished my first year already and it has been so fun and amazing, been trying to find somewhere to work so I can get CWE but that’s been a bit difficult in my area lol. Good luck to everyone else out there wanting to pursue Mechatronics! It’s seriously worth it :)
Thank you very much! I was stuck in a loop with what engineering major I should partake in as I stressfully struggled to choose between electrical and mechanical engineering. I chose Mechanical even though I also wanted to do electrical, but who would have thought there would be a combination of both factions. I will now embark in my newly found journey and finally take control of my long desired dreams. 😶👍
I've decided I want to be an engineer (mechatronics/mechanical) and this is really interesting cuz I actually don't want a career in it at all, I want to know it so I can build cool stuff and just fuck around, things like weapons and dancing robots and huge dragons and just general stupid shit that could never serve society, I know it's kinda dumb to go into a stem major while fully refusing a career in it but I think I'm silly enough to get away with it, rejecting the way the world works so hard you make your own is a cool power I like to call that dawg in me
Thank you for the well-wishes Keira! It's definitely going to be an interesting time trying to enter the workforce, but I'm hopeful I'll find something to get me rolling soon.
I just graduated highschool, and hoping to head into engineering, was never sure what section of engineering I should strive for, but now I do, thank you
I recently graduated with a bachelors in mechatronics engineering degree. I did lots of cool stuff in uni. But I personally found it difficult to do my own projects simply cause I do not have the space in my house to do anything. Also I do not know if I would need to move. Also i still have not found a job after graduating.
Nice advise mate! I'm in a jeopardy of whether I should go for ComputerScience/ComputerEngineering/MechanicalEngineering/ SoftwareEngineering/ Mechatronics... I don't have any problems with Maths, physics, Programming (I ❤️ Programming btw)... I've interests in Electronics but I also love writing software... what should I go for?
I’d say keep your focus on what you already know you love (the programming), and consider delving into electronics later once you’ve become more advanced as a programmer. Programming is a vital part of a lot of electronics now a days and your experience will translate wonderfully later on if you come to explore electronics. Especially if you’re more into the maker side of things with tech like arduino and raspberry pi
Nice! Good luck making it to the finish line, I've got a friend a couple of years away from graduating in Biomedical Engineering so it's pretty exciting to hear about the more in depth stuff that's being taught that my degree didn't touch on.
Great video ! I discovered mechatronics while wondering If I really wanted to continue specializing myself in computer science and I just realized I found that field so much cooler and I wanted to know a bit of everything in order to be able to resolve any kind of problem instead of starting to specialize in an area I'm not sure to like ^^ I wished I had stumbled upon your video sooner, now I saw it while trying to learn more about mechatronics and it confort me in thinking that this is what I want to do.
YOOO same I’m enrolling to a University soon and I said to myself that Computer Science is what I’ll take and nothing can stop me until I saw the University offering a Dual Degree in Mechanical Engineering major in Mechatronics
Learn to program in C and how to use functions well. Learn machining as well as cad and cam software like fusion for part prototyping. Understand micro controllers to control anything with Servo motors and sensors. study study and study some more. Anything is possible with a drive to accomplish.
I like to think of skill to time allocation as a binomial distribution curve. You spend a lot of time mastering one thing, and then go general on other topics and skills.
@Mawntain Goodluck!. I just finished Calculus 1 man its intense. Dont take any opportunity to study for granted and never say you will "finnish my homework on the weekend". You will get behind in a heartbeat. Goodluck to you!
I did the mechatronics technician training program at workforce, then I went to a trade school for industrial electrician, which was essentially the same thing. We had to build a robot from scratch out of a box of scraps, use an industrial computer; plc, nano plc, or micro plc. I had all three, but chose the Allen Bradley plc. I liked it better. Then I built the robot arm from from a box of microwave oven parts and stuck it on a conveyor belt to sort bad parts. It wasn't very fast but it worked. The plc stopped the conveyor and started it back up and moved the robot. I ended up with a job at KC where I only do electrical work and no mechanical work. I also got the state certification for robotics technician for Fanuc robots but for someone the company doesn't let me near the Fanuc robots in the warehouse or near the AVG robotic forklifts in the back either. I guess their scared that I'll reprogram everything back there. You can get a really good job with that mechatronics or industrial electrician technician degree.
You might find it interesting to know that the original saying was "A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one". Our habit of shortening things sometimes destroys their original intention. Ignore not the old adage, but the new one instead.
I'm currently working on bringing my real body and real room into VR to stream on twitch, I also Bought my first PC(3k$) to do my best to show off how great VR is. I also plan on using 10 vive pucks for body tracking, and the Vive pro eye to track eyes, I hope I can do my best to make VR just that more mainstream
I think this course is for me. I'm so confused as to what I should really become, and since just 2 years from now, I'll be a college stud... I need to quickly know what I should become and I think I'll choose this course. Jack of all trades, huh? sounds fun
It's definitely something to look into if you're interested. If I can give some advice, consider picking up something like a robot car or arduino starter kit online or at an electronics department store to give this stuff a try. It'll give you taste of what can be done and overall gives you a better grasp of electronics in the process. That and getting a computer earlier are probably the two things I wish I could change about my own childhood/teens.
@@VirtualDreamers Thanks, I'll look into that. Also, I talked with my parentd about it yesterday then they said mechatronics is not a good degree especially in my country where stuff like robotics are highly neglected. That's why I should just pursue a career in a master of something path which is the Mechanical Engineering. But it's not that bad. I'll work hard then someday I could try to start a bit of robotics, just not now because I don't really have the funds to complement it lmao.
The full quote actually reads: “A jack of all trades is a master of none, but often times better than a master of one.” This is a quote by William Shakespeare. Engage your curiosity about everything. Possessing skills in multiple areas is valuable.
Hi! I’ll be choosing mechatronics engineering in college. I just wanna invent stuff and mechatronics eng. looks pretty fun, but i’m a very slow learner(especially in math).. Is there anything that I should keep in mind?
This is a great overall video I got a lot of people telling me they want to make cool stuff but they never know where to start, I might start sending them this
I had never been excited to see a ladder logic program before. I had only seen them before in my school. I still don't know EXACTLY what I want to do in life, though I know it has something to do with making robotic more accessible. I wish you the best of luck in your VR work.
Robotics Code for Cognition Ignition F=m*45*53 Works in an open-sourced system and initiates an electromotive force of energy that matches up the SOST's speed to the processors speed. Starts your robot walking and talking on his own power
'' All i was back then was a wannabe artist who didn't know the first thing about engineering '' how can those words from 4 years ago describe my current state perfectly?
Hello brother , I am mechanical engineer . In india they just taught me theory and no practical are taken . People here are more emphasized on the marks but not skills. I want to pursue my career in mechatronics , could you please tell me which University should I apply for Mechatronics engineering
I've started off as a cook, for 8 years, despite me getting older I think I need a change of pace, I regret not going into technological studies, I guess id have to work hard to get there,
I am 15 years old and I have no idea what is Mechatronics but it seems interesting and I really want to Learn it, is there a way to learn it from the Internet or do you have Table of topics that I can look for related to this field or some online courses
mechatronics engineering was a heck of a exhausting ride and after I graduated there is no real mechatrinics engineering opportunities where I live so I'm looking for opportunities abroad
Worthwhile advice since I'm kind of experimenting with that content right now: it's a mix of technical skills for builds (the mechatronics stuff) and showmanship (the content creation aspect). Projects like Michael Reeves' aren't necessarily all that difficult for someone with novice-intermediate engineering/programming skills to create, but he supplements that by having excellent presentation skills and a good knack for comedy. Dude's highlighted this quite a few times actually, whether it be with quick jabs like "easy programming, easy revenue" or when he was reacting to Stuff Made Here.
if i wanted to build a podracer like anakins in phantom menace where do i go to learn that.going over and over degrees gets pretty depressing cause most are limited to this and that.
CONGRATS ON YOUR GRADUATION! I'm in the first year of engineering and hopefully 5 years from now i'll graduate with a masters in A.I! Who knows maybe we'll work together on VR one day :)
Thanks for the congrats, and good luck with your studies! There's a lot of fulfillment to be had in this field, be sure to explore your learning outside of class. Even if you have to make things out of cardboard and tin cans, there's amazing fun to be had with just the basics.
Bro I'm starting an associate's degree in electromechanical next semester but they also offer the mechatronics both paths only differ by like 4 classes though. I would love to be like micheal Reeves real talk I love building things and want to be able to make things on my own. I know I can do it with either degree but which one would you say is better.
i love touching hardwares like that old dvd player collecting dust in the cupboard. but im more good at taking things apart and breaking them, rather than making or fixing things.
Yeah when it comes to Movies, it seems like the same thing that happened with Top Gun and the Sudden Boost of Volunteers joining the Air Force back then seems like that’s how it is with the Marvel’s Avengers / Tony Stark is trying to do for the Engineering Field from 2008 on afterwards. 😮 Nevertheless, it was the MGSV: Phantom Pain game that brought me here. Had to rescue a Cybernetics Specialist, a Bionics Specialist, a Mechatronic Specialist, a Technocrat, and a Metamaterials Specialists. I just suddenly got interested in seeing what these People do and the kind of Technology they create in the Modern Era and I wanna gain the sense of what they’ll eventually come to create for the Future.
2:09 Super fucking awesome that you got inspired by that which an amazing idea (from very controversial anime). I feel this aspect of living a fantasy could be explored even deeply and realisticaly, solo leveling appear to try to fill this spot.
Would computer engineering be a good path for building robotic projects? I'm considering going down that path starting at my community college (I've already started learning programming and taking classes in it) as I'm interested in both electronics and coding
“Do you mind telling me what you’re doing?”
“Sir learning to make my own power armor”
Pretty common conversation you'll find in any electronics department in college 😂
@@VirtualDreamers id expect nothing less.
BRO IM LITERALLY BUILDING A T-60 SET WITH MY MATE
@@aspect-oibruv whats that are u on discord id pls
If it wasn’t for the math, physics, programming and technical knowhow, I would totally study that
You'd be amazed how much you can get away with here by just winging it.
Same
@@VirtualDreamers that's very very very encouraging
Everything need some sort of sacrifice. If there's a will there's a way. Think of the outcome, if it worth it then go ahead persue it. Ngl, our days on earth is numbered, so might as well do what you really want to do, while you can.
@@VirtualDreamers true
Micheal Reeves, Stark, and the prosthetics in Marvel’s Spider-Man (ps4) got me interested in engineering... Funny how fiction or comedy can get you intrigued
Well
Ficition and comedy are the most influential things in the world
Same lol
engineerings pain
Mainly because the viewer didn't get the boring parts
It was mainly transformers for me but yeah same
Hey, just wanna say, you may be a jack of all trades and master of none in a team. However, in a team, you are the one who connects all the dots and knowing something about everything enables you to tackle issues from a different angle, to think outside of the "specialization" box.
True true true true
i thimk you are right but it is pretty good have this early knowledge for dreamers like me🐢🐢🐢🐢💯💯💯👌👌🤠🤠true true
I studied industrial design, if you love generalist manufacturing it's where it's at
Yeah i always think about how first combustion engine was invented. If you are fully mechanical enginner you wouldn't know about chemical reactions and combustion, and if you are fully chemistry enginner you wouldn't know about how energy created from combustion could be transfered and used with mechanical parts. Some smart ass that was mediocre in both areas had 'eureka' moment and designed the first engine.
Came here just to say that.
I chose a bachelor's in Mechatronics specifically because I don't want to hyper specialize on one specific thing. I want to have some flexibility in career paths, but also I wanted something that would serve my own hobbies and personal interests in creating things. Perfect degree for me
how's it going? I'm likely going to study mechatronics at uni next year so was just curious
@Cricketdude69 It's a tough degree. I am now going to finish the degree part-time while I get sales experience and try to go into engineering sales and engineering consulting. My advice is find a student organization/ club or engineering society. Anything that connects you with other engineering professionals so you can tour their workplace and learn more about the different jobs they can do. That's what made me realize I didn't want to be an engineer, but still be in an engineering industry
what college did you go to that had a mechatronics degree? all the college's near me just offer it has a 30 credit our certificate so idk if that's worth it
@@justinladd364it’s a new & devloping career path as technology gets more advanced & accessible at all levels so college rarely offers it.
You’re better off self studying, focus on small self projects & slowly work your way up in complexity & build a portfolio
The full phrase is “a jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one.” It was a compliment.
The most complicated thing I've built was my PC
I'll take it as a win ; )
That's basically where I started! Don't underestimate the value of that experience. Just getting comfortable working with hardware is a big first step :)
That may sound like a silly thing, but actually a lot of people don't even know basic stuff like this. So I guess is a solid achievement if you want to learn this kind of things.
Zombie demon i’m not knowledgeable on that subject but i assume the “psychic energy” could be a special frequency that allows you to connect to other frequencies in other people.
the tech itself has to be small and it can use the electricity inside humans, it might not be enough but the idea is cool.
the tech needs to communicate with the brain and possibly even be on it.
@Kazato. I was thinking cell or even atom sized but so many are in the brain that every brain cell is its own cyborg.
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I'd take that too... for now. I'm gonna build a P.C with my dad and brother soon, actually. So I quite your comment.
School is officially done for me. Next few months will mainly be job hunting and trying to enjoy life a bit (plus videos and VR of course)
Congratulations on graduating, and I hope you have a great future in your studies.
Congrats, hope you find the job that is right for you.
Congrats keep it going🎉
Congratulation
Great job! Good luck with your future endeavors!
I definitely can relate. Electronics engineering student. A.S as well. Been doing electronics and building for over 12 years. Prior mechanic. 3D printing instructor, self taught, dabbling into welding and machining. I definitely live for this
Hy mate, How is it going??
Im definitely going Michael reeves
The more fun electronics we can get on TH-cam the better. I've got a few electronics projects to share on the channel coming up as well in the future.
@@VirtualDreamers nice
@@VirtualDreamers ok, new subscriber, wanna see you build some cool shit
"Tony Stark was able to Build this in a Cave! With a Box of Scraps!"
@MacroidX11A People like you who doesn't acknowledge science fiction as a goal will never have improvements in life. Some people uses fictional characters as their inspiration, grow up and leave them be
scientists can even confirmed that the fictional technology in iron man can be achieved in the near future since technology always improves time to time, yet you're here
“Sorry sir but I’m not tony stark”
Most people forget that he did have parts and builds from his own company thanks to the people holding him captive. So it was a box of some high tech scraps
@@painyt4878 Tony made that in a cave but that was in a movie
Do you know the reason why the sub atomic particals are not stable. And why atoms release energy when combine with another atom or more
We just assume that to increase the stability of an atom it releases energy (but there is no logical proof)
So I believe someone in future will get the answer but to know it it'll take minimum one or more decades
Mechatronics is something which I wanted to do since I’m very passionate about it to serve this industry and here Quantum University is actually having teachers to teach well
OMG this is me exactly. i got into digital art recently and decided not to pursue it due to career instabilty(and no art school being available in my area) so wound up choosing mechatronics. came here cus idk much about it and i aint gonna lie i blindly chose it because it sounded like something i want and indeed i like being a jack of all trades.
ayy same, i almost ended up in graphic design because i thought that was the only thing i could have done. Now i'm picking between ME and EE
@@gecs-sg3rc lolol noice
are you me? haha. same boat currently. Im planning to choose either mechatronics or electrical.
@@b4dingzofficialWe are the same person wtf
I'm in science right now and using it too transition into Mechatronics Engineering, and boi I just can't even wait to start building stuff and I already have, I'm just waiting for my exams to finish for this semester so I can start working on the 8 things I want to do
how did the transition go? and what's mechatronics like?
i started mechatronics 3 days ago and i love it already
The stuff we get to do is just awesome isn’t it 😆
I just wish I get a good enough college for mechatronics in my country , it's already difficult to get to a good college in this country
how is it fairing after a year?
I'm also in the planing faze for a while now, starting a math major in fall. I'm a self thought programmer for 3 years now, so I decided to study something else in college in order to broaden my knowledge. I'm more interested in writing the lower level software for the future nerve gear.
Ngl u and Michel reeves are a huge inspiration to me. I’ve gotten more involved with vr and have even started on the journey to learning html and c#. I want to continue learning this stuff and everything you cover interests me. Thanks man and keep up the great work
I'm happy to hear that Yosuke! Definitely keep going. Michael himself mentioned that he only got into these things and succeeded because he pursued it as a hobby and stayed dedicated in spite of adversity and naysayers. Keep at it and you'll be amazed at what you can do.
>html and C#
You aren't going anywhere with mechatronics until you've learned haskell or scala.
@@joshwizardguy7662 I don’t care for that now. I’m starting off with simple languages.
@@yosuke.fullstack I was joking. Go for it, man. It's all about taking baby steps. Soon enough, you'll be writing to a micro controller or an ARM cortex. I learned all kinds of skills by teaching myself, and I dropped out my first year of college two years ago. You'll get there.
@@joshwizardguy7662 oh lol. Sorry I’m not good with sarcasm online haha. Anyway thanks. Apologies if I came off rude
Micheal reeves is the definition of a mechatronics engeener
personally during middle school I got good at math and desmos which made me crave logical challenges, I got into programming [python and C++] and then just learned basic arduino, and then I wanted to make my stuff look cooler with 3d printing and them got into EasyEDA for custom electronics and now i'm really good and apparently I just learned that the term for this stuff is "mechatronics" and I wonder if I can pursue this field in a university and then get a job with something similar to it and then start my own company, but im in 9th grade currently and I just use my automatic stock bots with paypal and it's pretty decent acutally
9th grade is sick! You on insta?
Lowkey at the same stage. Idk what I want to do but making/inventing stuff is fun as hell
Only half a year till I get to college . I just can't wait to do all this
Congratulations on graduating!
Thank you! It's been rough, but I got what I wanted out of it so it's been worth it!
“A jack of all trade is a master of none, BUT often times better then a master of one”
Exactly and you can take a master to make yourself work in more field as a master in ai there you became a jack of all trades and at the same time master of Ai
honestly i was looking for a path that some would call "general engineering" because i just had too many interests in the engineering world, and then i found mechatronics. a stupid name for such a great idea, i have yet to enter college but i am experimenting with circuits learning physics and math which i like, im the type of person who likes every part of the design process and want to be able to understand every bit of it!
Industrial design is tite too. Wish someone told me about industrial design when I thought what i should have been studying was engineering to do what I wanted to do.
i studied a bit of industrial design too, but i quit. i would say its pretty competetive tho @@tulipboysillygoose
1:59 never thought i'd see a legendary moonlight sclptor reference here
I’m also going for an a.a.s in Mechatronics and it’s genuinely so fun! Originally I had planned to go into some sort of coding field, but I decided I wanted something way more hands-on and something that wouldn’t have to deal with so much networking. The head of the Mechatronics department came into my highschool for our “Career Day” and I immediately knew that was what I wanted to pursue, I’ve finished my first year already and it has been so fun and amazing, been trying to find somewhere to work so I can get CWE but that’s been a bit difficult in my area lol. Good luck to everyone else out there wanting to pursue Mechatronics! It’s seriously worth it :)
Thank you very much! I was stuck in a loop with what engineering major I should partake in as I stressfully struggled to choose between electrical and mechanical engineering. I chose Mechanical even though I also wanted to do electrical, but who would have thought there would be a combination of both factions. I will now embark in my newly found journey and finally take control of my long desired dreams. 😶👍
I've decided I want to be an engineer (mechatronics/mechanical) and this is really interesting cuz I actually don't want a career in it at all, I want to know it so I can build cool stuff and just fuck around, things like weapons and dancing robots and huge dragons and just general stupid shit that could never serve society, I know it's kinda dumb to go into a stem major while fully refusing a career in it but I think I'm silly enough to get away with it, rejecting the way the world works so hard you make your own is a cool power I like to call that dawg in me
Sophomore mechatronics student here. Yeah it's really hard but it's also super cool
Just be prepared for companies to ask what the hell your major is. I’ve been having to deal with that for the last 3 years.
I want to study mechatronics because I want to do robotics and I heard that mechatronics is the superset of robotics
@@Jiggly12 Mechatronics is ridiculously fun. Best major I could have ever chosen.
This video is perfect, I didn’t even think a video on mechatronics would be exactly like what I was thinking of.
i really appreciate your inspiration , it helped me alot , now i'm in first year in mechaninal engineering and planning for mechatronics for next year
Congrats on graduating and I hope you find a good job that makes you happy
Thank you for the well-wishes Keira! It's definitely going to be an interesting time trying to enter the workforce, but I'm hopeful I'll find something to get me rolling soon.
@@VirtualDreamers Hey any updates on job wanna know for sure
@@VirtualDreamers any updates on work?
Thanks for the vid. I'm thinking about studying mechatronics and specializing in mechanical engineering.
I just graduated highschool, and hoping to head into engineering, was never sure what section of engineering I should strive for, but now I do, thank you
I recently graduated with a bachelors in mechatronics engineering degree. I did lots of cool stuff in uni. But I personally found it difficult to do my own projects simply cause I do not have the space in my house to do anything. Also I do not know if I would need to move. Also i still have not found a job after graduating.
are you doing job now?
@@CCRshorts452 I have. but it's not exactly a mechatronics engineering job.
Nice advise mate! I'm in a jeopardy of whether I should go for
ComputerScience/ComputerEngineering/MechanicalEngineering/
SoftwareEngineering/ Mechatronics... I don't have any problems with Maths, physics, Programming (I ❤️ Programming btw)... I've interests in Electronics but I also love writing software... what should I go for?
I’d say keep your focus on what you already know you love (the programming), and consider delving into electronics later once you’ve become more advanced as a programmer. Programming is a vital part of a lot of electronics now a days and your experience will translate wonderfully later on if you come to explore electronics. Especially if you’re more into the maker side of things with tech like arduino and raspberry pi
Mechatronics student here too, last term before graduation, love the field
Nice! Good luck making it to the finish line, I've got a friend a couple of years away from graduating in Biomedical Engineering so it's pretty exciting to hear about the more in depth stuff that's being taught that my degree didn't touch on.
Great video ! I discovered mechatronics while wondering If I really wanted to continue specializing myself in computer science and I just realized I found that field so much cooler and I wanted to know a bit of everything in order to be able to resolve any kind of problem instead of starting to specialize in an area I'm not sure to like ^^
I wished I had stumbled upon your video sooner, now I saw it while trying to learn more about mechatronics and it confort me in thinking that this is what I want to do.
YOOO same I’m enrolling to a University soon and I said to myself that Computer Science is what I’ll take and nothing can stop me until I saw the University offering a Dual Degree in Mechanical Engineering major in Mechatronics
Learn to program in C and how to use functions well.
Learn machining as well as cad and cam software like fusion for part prototyping.
Understand micro controllers to control anything with Servo motors and sensors.
study study and study some more.
Anything is possible with a drive to accomplish.
I followed this path, and let me tell u it’s fricken awesome! Highly recommend it ❤️
I like to think of skill to time allocation as a binomial distribution curve. You spend a lot of time mastering one thing, and then go general on other topics and skills.
This 30 year old dad is going back to school for Mechatronics Engineering! I can't wait to start!
Good luck !
@Mawntain Goodluck!. I just finished Calculus 1 man its intense. Dont take any opportunity to study for granted and never say you will "finnish my homework on the weekend". You will get behind in a heartbeat. Goodluck to you!
@@kun_fu_taco4775 How is it going bro?
michael reeves is my spirit animal
I did the mechatronics technician training program at workforce, then I went to a trade school for industrial electrician, which was essentially the same thing. We had to build a robot from scratch out of a box of scraps, use an industrial computer; plc, nano plc, or micro plc. I had all three, but chose the Allen Bradley plc. I liked it better. Then I built the robot arm from from a box of microwave oven parts and stuck it on a conveyor belt to sort bad parts. It wasn't very fast but it worked. The plc stopped the conveyor and started it back up and moved the robot. I ended up with a job at KC where I only do electrical work and no mechanical work. I also got the state certification for robotics technician for Fanuc robots but for someone the company doesn't let me near the Fanuc robots in the warehouse or near the AVG robotic forklifts in the back either. I guess their scared that I'll reprogram everything back there. You can get a really good job with that mechatronics or industrial electrician technician degree.
What are the best sources (websites, books etc.) that you can recommend for studying mechatronics?
You might find it interesting to know that the original saying was "A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one".
Our habit of shortening things sometimes destroys their original intention. Ignore not the old adage, but the new one instead.
I feel like you're going to become the next Elon Musk in VR.
He is the chosen one he will bring full dive
@@sesawter4999 KAYABAAAAA!!!!
3:57 That's BEAUTIFUL and creative
I'm currently working on bringing my real body and real room into VR to stream on twitch, I also Bought my first PC(3k$) to do my best to show off how great VR is. I also plan on using 10 vive pucks for body tracking, and the Vive pro eye to track eyes, I hope I can do my best to make VR just that more mainstream
I think this course is for me. I'm so confused as to what I should really become, and since just 2 years from now, I'll be a college stud... I need to quickly know what I should become and I think I'll choose this course. Jack of all trades, huh? sounds fun
It's definitely something to look into if you're interested. If I can give some advice, consider picking up something like a robot car or arduino starter kit online or at an electronics department store to give this stuff a try. It'll give you taste of what can be done and overall gives you a better grasp of electronics in the process. That and getting a computer earlier are probably the two things I wish I could change about my own childhood/teens.
@@VirtualDreamers Thanks, I'll look into that. Also, I talked with my parentd about it yesterday then they said mechatronics is not a good degree especially in my country where stuff like robotics are highly neglected. That's why I should just pursue a career in a master of something path which is the Mechanical Engineering. But it's not that bad. I'll work hard then someday I could try to start a bit of robotics, just not now because I don't really have the funds to complement it lmao.
The full quote actually reads: “A jack of all trades is a master of none, but often times better than a master of one.” This is a quote by William Shakespeare. Engage your curiosity about everything. Possessing skills in multiple areas is valuable.
I'm going to have my associates of sciences this summer.
Man why dont you have more subs your a great youtuber keep up the hard work! ❤
Just have to keep adding value! Hopefully I'll be able to keep up the weekly schedule and continue giving back to the community.
Hi! I’ll be choosing mechatronics engineering in college. I just wanna invent stuff and mechatronics eng. looks pretty fun, but i’m a very slow learner(especially in math).. Is there anything that I should keep in mind?
This is a great overall video
I got a lot of people telling me they want to make cool stuff but they never know where to start, I might start sending them this
Glad to hear it. Definitely give people the pointer, just a basic introduction into micro controllers alone can go a long way.
In Germany You can Take a 3-4 Year Training. I am a "Mechatroniker" and 3D printing Geek, programming on a pie is next 😊
I’m a simple man I see Michael in the thumbnail I click
You're in good company, I'm basically the same.
What makes the mechatronics different from artificial intelligence and machine learning.... And which one is better among these
Just got in Mecha today and youtube recommended me this lol
I had never been excited to see a ladder logic program before. I had only seen them before in my school. I still don't know EXACTLY what I want to do in life, though I know it has something to do with making robotic more accessible. I wish you the best of luck in your VR work.
We have an Exoskeleton club at uni we have an "Iron man reference" jar we've actually got a lot of coins in there now 😂
You have the nicest commend section ever lmao...
commendable
0:12 this is same thing, that's showing you where to start.
I really want to be an engineer but I’m bad at math. It’s killing my dream.
“A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one." - William Shakespear
You have inspired me and I am impressed by the video quality. Well done Gregory well done
Robotics Code for Cognition Ignition
F=m*45*53
Works in an open-sourced system and initiates an electromotive force of energy that matches up the SOST's speed to the processors speed. Starts your robot walking and talking on his own power
4:08 a jack of all trades is a master of none but always better than a master of one is the full saying
'' All i was back then was a wannabe artist who didn't know the first thing about engineering '' how can those words from 4 years ago describe my current state perfectly?
i heard mechatronics is pretty close to robotics which is the path i want to go with!
Hello brother , I am mechanical engineer . In india they just taught me theory and no practical are taken . People here are more emphasized on the marks but not skills. I want to pursue my career in mechatronics , could you please tell me which University should I apply for Mechatronics engineering
The realistic thing ever said 3:00 so true!
Right now, im studying cybernetics. God knows why, cuz in my free time I do electronics.
I've started off as a cook, for 8 years, despite me getting older I think I need a change of pace,
I regret not going into technological studies, I guess id have to work hard to get there,
Wow i like mechanics and electronics now i found this college i feel I'm gonna choose this😅
Anyone, Had the same reason for Choosing Mechatronics.
That is, Nerve Gear
Please Like(wanna see how many people are there like me)
I am 15 years old and I have no idea what is Mechatronics but it seems interesting and I really want to Learn it, is there a way to learn it from the Internet or do you have Table of topics that I can look for related to this field or some online courses
mechatronics engineering was a heck of a exhausting ride and after I graduated there is no real mechatrinics engineering opportunities where I live so I'm looking for opportunities abroad
I wish you the best of luck Ahmed. It’s right that the times have been as tough as they have for finding work!
The full quote: "Jack of all trades, master of none, though oft-times better than master of one."
their any many amazing things in the world and i wanna learn sooo many due to my crustily but get no where since im overwhelmed
This video explains why Iron Man in ultimate marvel comics as a whole team of scientists helping him build and maintain and repair the iron Man suits.
Congrats on graduating!
My dream occupation: Be like Michael Reeves.
Worthwhile advice since I'm kind of experimenting with that content right now: it's a mix of technical skills for builds (the mechatronics stuff) and showmanship (the content creation aspect). Projects like Michael Reeves' aren't necessarily all that difficult for someone with novice-intermediate engineering/programming skills to create, but he supplements that by having excellent presentation skills and a good knack for comedy. Dude's highlighted this quite a few times actually, whether it be with quick jabs like "easy programming, easy revenue" or when he was reacting to Stuff Made Here.
I am trying to decide mechtronics or robotics. I need help
if i wanted to build a podracer like anakins in phantom menace where do i go to learn that.going over and over degrees gets pretty depressing cause most are limited to this and that.
0:41 haha already like you, you're one of my people
CONGRATS ON YOUR GRADUATION! I'm in the first year of engineering and hopefully 5 years from now i'll graduate with a masters in A.I! Who knows maybe we'll work together on VR one day :)
Thanks for the congrats, and good luck with your studies! There's a lot of fulfillment to be had in this field, be sure to explore your learning outside of class. Even if you have to make things out of cardboard and tin cans, there's amazing fun to be had with just the basics.
Tomorrow I'm graduating 🤣🤣 mechatronics engineering
you can be whatever you want. Chat GPT will explain everything you NEED to know as you go. Just know what questions to ask.
Bro I'm starting an associate's degree in electromechanical next semester but they also offer the mechatronics both paths only differ by like 4 classes though. I would love to be like micheal Reeves real talk I love building things and want to be able to make things on my own. I know I can do it with either degree but which one would you say is better.
i love touching hardwares like that old dvd player collecting dust in the cupboard. but im more good at taking things apart and breaking them, rather than making or fixing things.
Yeah when it comes to Movies, it seems like the same thing that happened with Top Gun and the Sudden Boost of Volunteers joining the Air Force back then seems like that’s how it is with the Marvel’s Avengers / Tony Stark is trying to do for the Engineering Field from 2008 on afterwards. 😮
Nevertheless, it was the MGSV: Phantom Pain game that brought me here. Had to rescue a Cybernetics Specialist, a Bionics Specialist, a Mechatronic Specialist, a Technocrat, and a Metamaterials Specialists. I just suddenly got interested in seeing what these People do and the kind of Technology they create in the Modern Era and I wanna gain the sense of what they’ll eventually come to create for the Future.
Did you end up with a career job? Thanks for the video.
Bro my college life is going to start i can't decide what i choose mechanical or electrical engineering I want to work on building iron man suit
2:09 Super fucking awesome that you got inspired by that which an amazing idea (from very controversial anime). I feel this aspect of living a fantasy could be explored even deeply and realisticaly, solo leveling appear to try to fill this spot.
I’m going to university next year at Sønderborg University in Denmark as a mechatronics engineer.😁
Going into my second quarter of EET: Mechatronics, Automation and Robotics. How goes the job search?
I wanna be data scientist but also do all the cool things of mechatronics engineering , so can do both ?
A very good video for explaining mechatronics
Happy graduation!
Would computer engineering be a good path for building robotic projects? I'm considering going down that path starting at my community college (I've already started learning programming and taking classes in it) as I'm interested in both electronics and coding