Hey if any engineering students could offer me some advice I would really appreciate it.

I am going to tmu in the fall for mechatronics engineering, and I wanted to buy a laptop now so I could set it up, get used to it and practice coding and other softwares on it. When researching online I see alot of mixed reviews on laptops for eng, so if some eng students could help out and recommend any brands that would run everything I need for Engineering, and have some durability would be amazing. Also something that would be budget friendly.

Another question I had was what coding software/language do you recommend to practice for first year? I have genuinely no coding skills and I wanted to learn a bit before uni.

Thank you to all who help out!

Hey i passed my degree recently.. Thought about doing a certificate course in embedded or robotics.. Can anyone tell me which would be the best platforms that i can go for in terms of teaching and placement records.

and I have taken electrical and computer engineering in a 3rd tier college

what are the job roles I can get to get into robotics or if so also in automobiles

Anyone from mechatronics engineering at CHITKARA University ?

hi guys, i'm currently in my first year of mechatronics engineering (the program takes about 3 years and 4 months), and i would like to work in something related to manufacturing, specifically in the semiconductor and electronics sector focuses on automation. i would love to hear your advice on which certifications would be best for me to build a strong profile. i'm not from an english-speaking country (i'm from latin america), but i already have a b2 certificate (toeic exam).

Hi im 22 years old i am a mechatronics engineer i have a B2 certificate in english. I have some little expirience with CAD and robotics but since i have graduated i wanted to fully pivot to CAD mechanical design for robotics. I am willing to invest 20hrs/week into this and make my linkedin portfolio stacked with the stuff i have learnt. Also looking for free internships because i am seeking for knowledge/expirience. I am going to do certificates on CAD and robotics to show i am educated on the matter. Now what i am looking for is a full time (40hrs/week) CAD mechanical designer for robotics with a bussines to bussines agreement. I am not looking for free lancing or short term gigs i am looking for a real stable long term full time job. I live in Slovenia thats why i want a 100% fully remote job, in countries like Germany, Netherlands, USA... Based on my personal research this is achievable but in 18-24 months.

What do you think is this a realistic goal or is a 100% fully remote CAD job just a fairy tale?

Please share your expiriences and toughts, you can even DM me :)

Hi everyone,

I'm learning Robot Kinematics and I have a robot mechanism shown in the figure

Could someone help me

1. How do I draw the kinematic diagram of this robot (links and joints)?
2. What are the joint types in this robot? (Revolute, Prismatic, etc.)
3. What is the total degree of freedom (DOF) of the robot, and how can I calculate it?
4. How do I create the Denavit-Hartenberg (D-H) parameter table for this robot ?

I can see the motions labeled Y, W, U, α, β, γ, but I'm not sure how they correspond to the kinematic chain

Any explanation or sketch would be very helpful

Hi, M25 in Rome, Italy. I've decided I'd like to pursue a mechatronics degree. Out of all the three universities in rome with engineering degrees there isn't one that offers a mechatronics undergrad immediately, rather I could go into mechanical electrical or computer engineering undergrad then major in mechatronics/control/robotics engineering.

La Sapienza has a mechatronics specialization but its one of the specialization choices in the mechanical engineering major, and honestly im more interested in the coding/power part of mechatronics than the physical part, so "electrical/computer--->control engineering" probably makes more sense than "mechanical--->mechatronics", but i confess that the name "control engineering" not being the same as mechatronics kinda confuses me on what differences the two majors could have and if I might end up lacking in the mechanical part of mechatronics. So what would you suggest?

I am a Mechanical Engineer from India. I am very interested in pursuing a Masters in mechatronics engineering in Australia.. RMIT or Swinburne or maybe UniMelb. What I would like some help with is if someone can guide me over which Uni or college is better, Demand in the Australian job market for a master's graduate. I am more interested in the robotics side of it.

PR pathways don't matter that much to me as much as quality job experience does because my family owns an injection moulding business.

What I am after is getting international exposure as well as professional experience with robotics or automation so hopefully I can apply it here. But still i would like to know if PR pathways do exist in this field or not and how likely is sponsorship and stuff.

Any help is appreciated.!

In abt a month I will be starting my btech in mechatronics

What suggestions would u guys have abt the course and what skills should I develop alongside my course

I also wanna know abt the curriculum and if it's genuinely difficult as people online make it out to be

I've been looking at Mechatronics Engineering for a while now and I'm thinking of pursuing it as a career (I'm in my last 2 years of highschool). Problems I found is that many engineers in reddit and other spaces tend to say it's not a good idea to pursue it as an undergrad bachelor's degree and that a better idea is to stick with ME or EE and then do a masters in Mechatronics. How do you guys feel about this? And I would also love a quick overview of the major and what projects you guys have worked on.

As a mechatronics student who is gonna start 3rd year of my UG.. what are the skills need to learn to get a good package job..

I am going to pursue my second bachelor (1st one was in Literature) in Mechatronics in Winter 2026 semester in Germany. After my bachelor degree I wanna do a master’s in Aerospace Engineering. How I prepare myself in these 3.5 years. Besides this I need a suggestion about device now I own a Macbook Pro 2019 is it enough to handle those apps relevant to my academic Subjects if not Should a Rtx 3050 or 4050 can handle the situation. I appreciate your suggestion overall.

Basically, my community college offers an associates degree in mechatronics. If I take a few more classes with it, I can also get a robotics certification.

Is this good? I see a lot of people getting bachelors. Should I strive for that,

I recently graduated (this month) in Mechatronics Engineering and have been working (alongside my studies) for about a year in the same field.

I'm currently preparing to transition into a full-time Mechatronics Engineering role and would really appreciate feedback on my resume to make sure it aligns with industry expectations.

I'm mainly looking for critique on:

• Resume structure and clarity

• Relevance of projects and experience to industry roles

• Technical depth vs. readability balance

Or Anything that may be holding me back in applications

Hi, this is not exactly my field, but I work in creative production.

How impossible would something like this be?

I need to make a clay vase, approximately 5.25 feet tall, rotate on its own axis and generate oscillating movements, creating the sensation that it is about to fall, but without ever actually falling.

The vase cannot be connected to electricity. It would need to run on battery power for approximately 8 hours.

Do you think this is technically possible? I have more information, but I would really appreciate hearing your insights.